Created by
Pep
Business Meeting by Thaskart in Leeds
Business Meeting
This piece draws inspiration from the opulence and elegance of Victorian England, seamlessly blended with the charm of an American cowboy saloon. It successfully melds the intricate details and unique atmospheres of both cultures into one harmonious work.
In terms of storytelling, I was inspired by the film Zootopia, which uses animal characters to reflect social contexts and relationships within modern urban society. The film skillfully portrays the diverse personalities and traits of individuals through its character designs, offering a deep and nuanced narrative that highlights various aspects of life.
The bull in this painting represents a person who is seasoned in life, rich in experience, and unafraid to overcome challenges and obstacles. The wolf symbolizes a cunning, intelligent individual who is willing to take risks and has clear objectives. The woman represents a modern thinker and strategist, with a broad vision and the ability to solve problems swiftly. And finally, the bartender character embodies a great listener; someone that has met many people and truly understands the essence of their lives.
With the interior design and character design, this artwork not only showcases the historical allure of each era but also reflects the diversity and complexity of individuals in today’s working society.
Meet the Artist
Leeds, United KingdomHi, I'm an illustrator and designer based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. With a BA (Hons) in Illustration from Leeds Arts University and over two years of industry-level internships, I have developed a strong foundation in illustration and merchandise design. My work blends analog materials with digital tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Procreate, incorporating a wobbly, quirky aesthetic with bold personality. I have hands-on experience running my own clothing brand, managing everything from logo creation and packaging design to digital advertising. Additionally, I have collaborated with multiple companies on live briefs, such as Penguin Books and Grow Magazine and was recently commissioned to design a logo and typography for a new Thai restaurant in Leeds. Adaptability is at the core of my approach—I tailor my style to meet each project’s goals while maintaining high-quality standards under tight deadlines.
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