BIO
Julian Fischer is a multidisciplinary artist from Harare, Zimbabwe. His journey in the arts started with an affinity for traditional art, then later acquiring a degree in Information Design to explore emerging digital mediums.
Over the past decade, Julian has established himself as a prominent illustrator and animator. His artistic practice encompasses both physical and digital mediums, garnering recognition through exhibitions, publications, sales, and commercial illustration and animation contracts.
His artworks have elements of neo-surrealism and are often imbued with a nuanced blend of melancholy and irony.
CLIENTS
Nike | Puma | Google | McDonald’s | Diesel | JBL | Samsung | LittleBrownUK | Happy Baobab | SAFT | Arriva Rail | MyGP |
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Born 1988, Nairobi, Kenya
University of Pretoria: BA Hons. Information Design 2008 - 2011
Exhibitions:
2018: Group Exhibition, Life in The Deep Blue: Creation Out of Rawness, Studio 73, London, UK
2021: Group Exhibition, Thank You Makers Community Exhibition, Makersplace, MP virtual gallery space
2022: Group Exhibition, The Moon and Me, Makersplace, MP Online Exhibition
2023: Group Exhibition, Trees of The Mind, Makersplace, MP Online Exhibition
CREDITS
Book Cover Credits:
The Player Of Games: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
The Algebraist: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Matter: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Consider Phlebas: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
The State Of The Art: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Use Of Weapons: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Inversions: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Feersum Endjinn: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Look To Windward: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
The Hydrogen Sonata: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Against A Dark Background: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Excession: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Surface Detail: Iain M. Banks - Orbit Books
Eternal War and Peace (omnibus): Joe Haldeman - Éditions Mnémos
The Planetaries (omnibus): John Brunner - Éditions Mnémos