Christopher King / Graphic Design for Film and Television
Film Posters, Graphics and Titles:
Graphic design for film and television including theatrical posters, title sequences, production design and motion graphics.
Royalty-Free Stock Graphics and Fonts:
Instantly downloadable graphic design resources to suit any budget and purpose, all provided with a hassle-free commercial license.
Custom and stock artwork for your posters, packaging, magazine or blog. With fully customisable vector options.
/ Fonts:
Valuable additions to your cinematic toolbox, these typefaces are specifically designed to create impactful titles or masterly credit blocks.
Print and motion graphics templates. Fully editable with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effects..
Fully editable and repeatable patterns for when you need to create effective wallpapers, fabrics and set decorations.
Add an authentic or aged texture look to your digital graphics with these high-res textures made from real materials.
The Good The Bad And The Ugly
An illustrated poster design for Rizty Picture House London Spaghetti Western film season. Illustrated with brush and black ink. Coloured in Adobe Photoshop with title designed in Adobe Illustrator. THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY Directed By Sergio Leone Starring Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Lee Van Cleef Synopsis A...
Blood Type
Film poster design for the NFTS and BFI funded short film. Directed by Jeongmin Lee Starring: Woonsun Jung, Armani La Wong, Arthur Lee Synopsis: Blood Type follows journey of a Korean girl working in a hostel in London and struggling to fit in, until she develops a connection with another guest,...
Advertising from the Mad Men Era
"Advertising has gone from something that reflects popular culture to becoming a part of popular culture, from something that's influenced by popular entertainment to being popular entertainment." - Jimmy Siegel. If, like the rest of the television viewing public you've been seduced by the sexy and sophisticated world presented in...
Successful Drawing by Andrew Loomis
Born in New York in 1892, Andrew Loomis was a prolific illustrator working at his peak during the period of 1920 to the late 1940's. His popular work consisted of elegant illustrations - typically of fashionable young women in serene settings - for commercial advertising, books and mass-market magazines. He...
Will Luton
Games Industry
Management Consultant
“Chris aka Wing’s Art Studio is the only client to ever gift me SEGA Saturn games, if that isn’t enough he’s one of the most stylish, creative and personable illustrators I’ve ever met. His poster work is effortlessly cool, smart and striking, invoking a time and place you wish you lived.”
Bex Singleton
Documentary Director
and Photographer
“I cannot compliment Chris highly enough for the design work he did for both The Cowfoot Prince, and I’ll Love You Till the End. It’s such a difficult thing to translate the energy of a film into a single poster, but he’s done it for both of our films, with immense skill and subtlety.”
Kira Turnage
Director & Producer
at The Dollface Dames
“Christopher’s designs and illustrations are the best I’ve ever had done for my company. I told him what I wanted and he brilliantly created new flyers and designs for my specific requests. I would definitely recommend him.”
A Practical Guide to Color Theory
This simple tool guides you through the fundamental process of selecting your own color palettes based on solid artistic theory.
Introducing the variety of color options available designers, this tool teaches you how to use colors effectively in your own creative projects with results that work every time. There are no plugins to install. Simply open in Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator, select your scheme and spin the wheel to reveal your color palette. Easy!
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