Curtis Sayers, Author at StudioSayers

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Auto Build Sequence

Animated build sequence of a car, created for a corporate marketing flipbook promotion. Agency: The Other Agency Client: Dassault Systèmes

January 12, 2016 Leave a commentAnimation, Cutaway, VectorBy Curtis Sayers

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Toaster Oven

Vector illustration for a Euro-Pro product owner's guide. Client: Euro-Pro

January 10, 2016 Leave a commentExploded, Product, VectorBy Curtis Sayers

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Oakbrooke Crossing Location Map

Condominium location map. Agency: ShareIdeas Client: Oakbrooke Crossing

January 9, 2016 Leave a commentMaps, VectorBy Curtis Sayers

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Substrate Process

Substrate printing, laminating, and die-cutting process. Client: Fabrico

January 8, 2016 Leave a commentInfographics, VectorBy Curtis Sayers

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Wind Turbo Generator Tape

Cutaway illustration showing tape products used in a wind turbo generator. Client: Fabrico

January 8, 2016 Leave a comment3D, CutawayBy Curtis Sayers

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NV22 Vacuum Cleaner

NV22 vacuum cleaner. Created for a product owner's guide. Client: Europro

January 7, 2016 Leave a commentInstructional, Line, Product, VectorBy Curtis Sayers

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Achilles insert

Placement of Achilles shoe insert. Agency: Insolia Client: Marks & Spencer

January 7, 2016 Leave a commentCutaway, Product, VectorBy Curtis Sayers

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GOfermentor™

Gofermentor™ wine production process. Client: Sky Acres Winery

October 21, 2015 Leave a commentAnimationBy Curtis Sayers

CREATING A MORE COMFORTABLE SHOE

Here are some technical illustrations I recently developed for Insolia/HBN shoe. They show the benefits of their Heels, Flex, and Achilles products for women’s shoes. These images were ultimately used in marketing materials for the British retailer, Marks and Spencer.

July 13, 2015Featured Work, ProjectsBy Curtis Sayers

SECURITY AND THE PILOTLESS PLANE

I’ve previously written about the advent of autonomous vehicles: cars that drive themselves. With the tragic Germanwings crash this week – which was allegedly caused deliberately by the copilot – I’ve been wondering about the possible role of autonomous systems in commercial flights. If the technology exists to allow planes to fly by themselves, then…

April 1, 2015ObservationsBy Curtis Sayers

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