Illustration

There are few illustrators with the flexibility of Pete Rowe to produce high quality illustrations for use in a broad range of applications.

Working in both traditional and digital media, these examples show how illustration can be used to bring life to an idea.
Whether it is a book or magazine illustration, a digital representation of a concept or a realistic mock up of a prototype product, professional illustration raises the presentation standards.

Pencil rendered illustration for pet product range packaging, which included a Corgi, a Labrador and a tabby cat (see later).
corgi
Product function illustration for a porous kerb stone that utilises rainwater run off to irrigate nature strip vegetation. Digitally painted.
envirokerb
Graphite and coloured pencil rendering face study.
face
Digitally painted fantasy figure for dance school and apparel retailer. Used for logo, marketing and collateral.
fairy
Product and packaging mock up as sales aid to present to national retail buyers. Artwork for the box was designed in Adobe Illustrator and sliced and composited in Photoshop combined with photographs to create a finished product mock up.
mower
Book cover illustration rendered in traditional oil paints.
old fellah
Coloured pencil rendering of tabby cat for pet product range packaging. (see Corgi example).
tabby
Traditional watercolour. Illustration for a glazing insurance brochure.
watercolour
Graphite pencil
sweet smile36
Graphite and coloured pencil on Bristol Board
afghani23

Pencil rendered illustration for pet product range packaging, which included a Corgi, a Labrador and a tabby cat (see later).

Product function illustration for a porous kerb stone that utilises rainwater run off to irrigate nature strip vegetation. Digitally painted.

Graphite and coloured pencil rendering face study.

Digitally painted fantasy figure for dance school and apparel retailer. Used for logo, marketing and collateral.

Product and packaging mock up as sales aid to present to national retail buyers. Artwork for the box was designed in Adobe Illustrator and sliced and composited in Photoshop combined with photographs to create a finished product mock up.

Book cover illustration rendered in traditional oil paints.

Coloured pencil rendering of tabby cat for pet product range packaging. (see Corgi example).

Traditional watercolour. Illustration for a glazing insurance brochure.

Graphite pencil

Graphite and coloured pencil on Bristol Board