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John Heebink
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Engaging Illustration for Advertising
Expressive characters communicate the story
In storyboarding, digital illustration, cartoon-style advertising art, or comics, clarity and lively, expressive characters can help tell your story, give it communicative power and the breath of life.
(In the following examples, digital color is by Keith Garletts)
John Heebink
Art for proposed campaign centering on a heroic chicken!
More art for proposed campaign centering on a heroic chicken!
Caually elegant woman on European street passes a Max Lara window display.
Family shops a bright and orderly aisle at an Elkjop location.
A cutaway view of a building with Coke products shown as part of all the activities going on.
I think the premise was: The man's heart is beating so robustly his wife and dog can hear it?
Morning after--A young man pulls on his pants in a disordered apartment.
The young man's date's parents are shown unflatteringly through the door's spy hole. Dad is mad.
A tactical team from Coca-Cola is about to evacuate the lad by copter. "Call me," he signs to her.
Above are three frames from the storyboard that was used to sell Coca-Cola on making the following spot.(It's unusual for the art team to see the final product, especially to see our work followed so closely.) All color above by Keith Garletts. Color grading for the commercial below by Sascha Haber!
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Petaluma, CA, USA

Heebink's Advertising Portfolio

Sampling of storyboard art by John Heebink. Color by Keith Garletts of Express Visuals, who rep my advertising work in Europe.

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