COVERSHOT - Concept
TLC's Covershot was a show created to show the world that 'every woman is beautiful.' Each episode, hosts Frederique Van der Waal and Richard Dean would transform one woman in need of image revitalization. This woman would be given star treatment for a photo shoot specifically designed to match her personality and story. Once the transformation was complete, the results would be revealed on a billboard in Times Square...a larger than life display fit for larger than life beauty. The following images are sampled from the concept art that was created for each photo shoot every episode.
TLC's Covershot was a show created to show the world that 'every woman is beautiful.' Each episode, hosts Frederique Van der Waal and Richard Dean would transform one woman in need of image revitalization. This woman would be given star treatment for a photo shoot specifically designed to match her personality and story. Once the transformation was complete, the results would be revealed on a billboard in Times Square...a larger than life display fit for larger than life beauty. The following images are sampled from the concept art that was created for each photo shoot every episode.
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EVERY WOMAN IS BEAUTIFUL
The pair of images featured here are an example of the kind of transformations that took place in every episode of Covershot. The woman to the left became the woman in the billboard image on the right, featured in a setting that fits her life story. The artwork below illustrates how many of the visions for photo shoots like this one came to life.
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BEAT THE MONKEY - Concept
Concept art created for a kid's game show.
The look that the department was going for was an urban, cool feel for the monkeys. The following images are an interpretation of that theme.
Concept art created for a kid's game show.
The look that the department was going for was an urban, cool feel for the monkeys. The following images are an interpretation of that theme.
BFF - Concept
Concept art created for a game show that puts friendship to the test. In BFF, pairs of "Best Friends" are invited onto the show to see how well they know each other in exchange for prizes that get increasingly impressive as the questions become more and more difficult. The look of the show was intended to share a design sense with stores like Anthropologie.
Concept art created for a game show that puts friendship to the test. In BFF, pairs of "Best Friends" are invited onto the show to see how well they know each other in exchange for prizes that get increasingly impressive as the questions become more and more difficult. The look of the show was intended to share a design sense with stores like Anthropologie.
