Client history and Bio of George Ladas, Base24 Design Systems

Designs & Illustrations
Packaging, Products, and Advertising

Hasbro, Tyco, General Foods,
NASA, Kraft, Sony, Pitney Bowes, RightFax,
Newark Museum, New York Zoological Society,
Franklin Library, Harcourt Brace, Scholastic Magazine,
Rodale Press, Ford, Corning, Polaroid, General Electric,
Kodak, Revlon, Gillette, Canon, McDonalds, A&E.

Finished Art, Animatics, Comprehensives & Storyboards
BBD&O, J W Thompson, R.Greenberg Associates.
Young Rubicam, DCA, TBWA Chiat, Ogilvy & Mather,
McCann Erikson, Robert A Becker, Coleman Group.

Design Concepts and Product
FAO Schwarz (J Newbold Design Assoc.)
3 story animated Trojan horse, Forum Mall, Caesar's
Palace, Las Vegas, NV;
Animated motor event display for NY Fifth Avenue
Showroom

Continuum Designs, George Ladas Associates
Time Light Series, Orbita, Permanent Collection. MoMA
Neon Time Sculpture, Queensboro Community College

George Ladas

Cornell University, BS
Art Center College of Design, BPA

Extension Division, University of Southern California - Art Direction and Editing, Cinematography.
Extension Division. Juilliard School - Music Theory.

Staff artist, J W Thompson, BBDO - NY.
Art Director, Creative Head, Continuum - NY: Architectural timepieces, industrial design.
Creative Head, Design and Engineering, UMC Electroptics, CT Animated Fiber Optic displays.
Creative Head, Base24 Design Systems

Visiting Instructor - Pratt Manhattan

Services

Sketches, concept thumbnails and final under-drawings are always done with the pencil. The drawings are then scanned, corrected, and rendered with a combination of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, depending on final requirements.

All technical line work is done in Cad or Adobe Illustrator and rendered in Photoshop. Finished digital art is provided as a CMYK Photoshop file at 360 dpi or vector file depending on client requirements and delivered by FTP .

Storyboards are done in pencil and finished in Photoshop.

Animatics are delivered in layered Photoshop format color coded and labeled by each scene and parts.

Work in progress is posted on a private site established for client review and made available as a correctable PDF file if needed.