A little about Fully Illustrated...
Fully Illustrated is a small, award winning new media agency that specialises in just about every creative service you could wish for. It is owned and run by me, Michael Heald – an over enthused creative. Fully Illustrated was set up initially as my personal portfolio site over 5 years ago and grew into a full service creative agency in late 2007. Fully Illustrated while being small in scale, works on a truly global level, servicing the creative needs of the United States, Far and Middle East, Canada and Europe. A solid 10 years new media experience allows Fully Illustrated to offer all manner of creative services, from design and branding, to illustration and 3D motion graphics. What all this equates to is that Fully Illustrated offers the services and experience of large new media agencies at hugely reduced prices coupled with a giant dose of personal service and oodles of passion.
Fi-Blog
Delay in email replies - 18 January 2010
Hi everyone, I just wanted to post a quick apology for the current delay in email replies. I’m seeing a huge influx of enquiries at the moment and the result of which has meant that I am struggling to reply in a timely manner. So for anyone awaiting a reply, I apologise for the wait. I’ll be [...]
Latest releases...
Battle Blasters
This was another cool little iPhone games site, only this time, it was for the guys over at Little Guy Games, for their all new, and totally awesome, Battle Blasters!
Trenches
This was one of the most fun projects I've ever had the pleasure of being a part of. Trenches was a gargantuan and totally awesome project!
Sneaky Peeks...
Sneaky Peeks? What are they then?
This is a small collection of 15 random snippets from across the site. The idea is simple really, it's designed to catch your eye. See something interesting? Something you haven't seen before? Well go on, give it a click, what's the worst that could happen?
FI-Faves...
3T Character Collage
As I had been illustrating for about 3-4 years for 3T productions they asked me to create a 4ft long print containing as many characters as I could find that I had created during this time. This piece still hangs in the entrance hall to the second floor.
Mini Turbo Action Kids
This was an excellent pitch allowing me to explore some new ideas in 3D Studio Max. I had been chomping at the bit to amalgamate my cartoon illustration and 3D skills into one visually exciting project...and this was it.
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