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Illustrator/designer Rod Hunt was commissioned by Real Studios in February 2007 illustrate a large scale permanent interactive display for the new Lightbox Museum and Gallery in Woking, designed by Marks Barfield, the creators of the London Eye.
The project took over 3 months to complete, & was installed for the Lightbox building’s official opening on Friday 14th September 2007
It’s a graphic lightbox covering a final area of 5m x 2m. The content is based on what Woking, already Britains greenest borough, is doing to support environmental issues within the town. The visitor is given a selection of push buttons with facts/questions that light-up specific activities within the illustration. The illustration needed to closely convey the identity and flavour of Woking, including many of its key features and landmarks. So Rod spent a day photographing the town, supported by a guide provide by the Lightbox museum and gallery. There were many design issues to resolve, including how to represent the carbon saving scale. The final illustration was drawn at actual size in Adobe Illustrator.
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October 10th, 2007 at 5:34 pm
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