RIC Portrait

Say 'Cheese' constable!

Blinky test

Seems to be working quite well - thanks to Alex Grigg's great tutelage!

Happy Good Friday Tricolour

A suggestion for a Good Friday poster - celebrating the anniversary of the NI peace agreement!

Willie Doyle :: Character test

Das clay head model

added graphics

Pablo Ferro

I'm taking part in the Brainbelt Illustration Collective's group exhibit in Filmbase, the HQ for the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival. Each contributor was given the task of creating an illustration for a movie that is featuring at the festival.

As a TV/Film title designer, I was thrilled that my poster inspired by the documentary Pablo (2012)! It is about Pablo Ferro, the legendary film title designer known for his trademark hand drawn elongated type, fast bold editing and multiple screen techniques. He is also known for his wearing of a red scarf! His notable works are  in the titles Dr Strangelove, Stop Making Sense, The Thomas Crown Affair and Napoleon Dynamite titles.

Limited edition of 30
40 x 50cm
ETSY SHOP:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/124174293/pablo-ferro-movie-poster

Limited edition of 30 Heavy archival rag paper
50x40cm (Ikea frame friendly :))
€65 unframed

To buy a print:
ETSY SHOP
http://www.etsy.com/listing/124174293/pablo-ferro-movie-poster
contact: alandunnedesign@gmail.com
0857198589

Pablo The Movie: interview with director Richard Goldgewicht from Submarine Channel on Vimeo.

 

About Pablo (2012):
Using a blend of character animation, motion design and documentary footage, Pablo tracks Pablo Ferro's rise as a poor Cuban immigrant to the heights of the Madison Avenue commercial industry and then becoming one of the most celebrated designers of the movie history. The film centers Pablo's presence in the New York counter culture of the 1960's until the mystery that changed his life forever..
http://www.pablothemovie.com




Brainbelt JDIFF 2013 Promo from Brainbelt on Vimeo.

Prime Time :: Title Design

Prime Time :: Title Design from Alan Dunne on Vimeo.

I recently completed the re-brand of Prime Time - RTÉ Television's current affairs flagship TV show.

There are 3 shows per week so the idea was to run 3 titles that were different to each other.

The shots in the title are animated photographs of a photo-journalistic quality. Editorially there were many redrafts and the selection procedure was long!

In the end we were happy that the images reflected the broad subject matter of the show. In fact, the majority of photos selected were award winning, so it was great to be working with them.

The brand image is a play on the words 'Prime' and 'Time'. 'Prime' often refers to a type of camera lens, which reinforces the relevance of photojournalism as a theme. Also the and the circular cyclical nature of Time and the consistent schedule of the program. The circular design was carried strongly across the logo and then the set, which required me liaising with the set designer Marsella Power who did a really superb job.

In the movie clip above, see all 3 titles play back-to-back

Design & Animation//
Alan Dunne

Music//
John Walsh

Rotoscope//
Gareth Teggin & JP

Producer//
John Walsh

Exec Producer//
David Nally

Hollywood Babylon :: Prom Night Poster

We are all familiar with the all-but-too-often prom photographs of the gentleman being giraffed by the lovely lady. That was the idea behind the illustrated poster for Hollywood Babylon's Prom Night Party this Saturday at The Lighthouse Cinema, Dublin.

Gavin Beattie of Tiny Little Horse screen-printed the illustration and copies of the poster will be on sale on the night!

The tickets are all sold out on what promises to be a great night of trash cinema!

Poster can be purchased at: 
http://gavinbeattie.bigcartel.com/product/prom-night-alan-dunne 
Limited availability of only 34 prints.


Below are some images of its development from sketch to final print...

Screen-printed by Gavin Beattie / Tiny Little Horse

Screen-printed by Gavin Beattie / Tiny Little Horse