This Memorial Day weekend 2016 saw the History Channel launch a retelling of the epic story of Roots. Outlines Inc. had the pleasure of visualizing the creative's concepts for the reboot. Please check out the TV/Entertainment section of our site to view a small sample of the AD campaign.
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Vikings Emoji
In addition to our realistic illustration style that we usually employ to visualize History's concepts for their hit show Vikings, Outlines was asked to jump on board the emoji trend. Here is some of the artwork we produced for the fans to interact with on Twitter during the premier of the fourth season of Vikings.
What Nursing Dreams are Made of
The team at Outliness worked with the creatives at Publicis to develop a short film for the Drager company. The film was used to introduce their new patient monitor system to the medical community. We were directed to make it light and have fun with it - and we did! You can view our storyboard slideshow along with the resulting film below.
New Work - Slideshow Videos!
Hey People!
It's always our pleasure to share our latest and best work with you. We've added new samples to many sections of our website. In particular, check out our new slideshow presentations in the newly renamed storyboard/slideshows section. We've taken some of our favorite storyboards and showcased the art in a fun, imaginative way for your entertainment. We hope you'll enjoy reviewing storyboard frames in this new format.
Here you can view the finished TV Spot that was produced with the help of our "Community" storyboard frames:
http://www.ispot.tv/ad/AVzz/victoza-la-diabetes-tipo-dos-spanish
We at Outlines Inc. value your opinions and welcome your input. If you enjoy the slideshow presentations, please send us an email or let us know on linkedin!
Season 7 of The League on FXX
Recently, Outlines Inc had the opportunity to work with the creatives at And Company to create the Key Art for the seventh and final season of FXX network's The League starring Stephen Rannazzisi, Katie Aselton, Paul Scheer, Nick Kroll, Mark Duplass, Jon Lajoie.
The concept that made the final cut was both fun and challenging. The artists had to capture the likeness of each actor/character in both the serious expression and the exaggerated facial expression that served as a template for creating the actual bronze bust of each character.
