BUSINESS CARTOONS by Denis Blandford |
 Over the past 30 years I have been creating cartoons for international companies, small businesses, charities and individuals. Employed by international companies, as well as freelancing. I am now exclusively a freelance cartoonist able to offer you a wealth of experience and humour. www.denisblandford.co.uk Cartoons can be commissioned for publications, promotional (literature and merchandise), business processes, internet applications, celebratory gifts and they provide an effective, memorable way to educate people as well as entertain them. Different ways of using cartoons:- front cover designs, integrated with text to enhance promotions in brochures, mail-shots and flyers. They are especially effective for training purposes in Health & Safety and interpersonal skills. Strip cartoons can be single-tier or whole page comic strips to convey a variety of messages, covering business processes, storyboarding, development of new ideas and even recapturing past moments of glory! Satirical cartoons can be effectively used to cover aspects of politics, law, and religion, and to comment about green issues or political correctness to make an immediate impact. In today’s world, cartoons can just provide some levity to help redress the balance and help people to smile and have fun. Caricatures are often produced in a more sensitive way than the typical, over exaggerated forms seen in newspapers. Most people do not want to be reminded of their prominent feature, and as most caricature commissions are celebrating a persons life, the caricature is more thoughtfully created. 01344 455158 |
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Denis Blandford News
 Need a book illustrating, check out this Flash cartoonistCase Study for Book Illustrations & Cartoon Animation Approached by a local Bracknell Architect to provide cartoons for a book he’d written, that covered biographical aspects of his life from the late 1950’s, and accentuated by numerous anecdotes that I (and probably you) could relate to. You know – those frustrating moments when we realise how much of our precious time is being wasted by extraneous matters! |
