I was commissioned by urban planning initiative, Think City Malaysia, to produce some illustrations for their website, The Citymaker, in hopes of making the website more attractive to readers.
Each illustration was to accompany different article categories on their website.
Left: Art and Culture - stories about the arts and preservation of local culture
Right: City at Eye Level - stories that featured ground-level shops in the city where traffic was abundant
Right: City at Eye Level - stories that featured ground-level shops in the city where traffic was abundant
Left: Business - stories about local businesses
Right: Community Connect - stories about how the initiative helps connect the homeless with local businesses to achieve a win-win situation for both sides
Right: Community Connect - stories about how the initiative helps connect the homeless with local businesses to achieve a win-win situation for both sides
Left: Rejuvenating Downtown - Stories talking about beautification of places in the city
Right: Heritage - stories featuring heritage sites in Malaysia
Right: Heritage - stories featuring heritage sites in Malaysia
Left: Mobility - stories about the state of transport in the city
Right: Sustainability - stories talking about the various initiatives done to help create venues/places/awareness that are environmentally friendly
Right: Sustainability - stories talking about the various initiatives done to help create venues/places/awareness that are environmentally friendly
Left: Urban - urban issues, movements and solutions.
Right: The Business of Placemaking - How un-used sections of the city can be turned into special events that help bring the community together
Left: Placemaking - Stories highlighting key learnings in some of the best placemaking endeavours around the globe.
Right: Community - Features about developing and nurturing communities so that they take ownership in making their own cities
Right: Community - Features about developing and nurturing communities so that they take ownership in making their own cities
Outlines and Layout planning before colouring:
