3D street artwork of an icy crevasse to showcase the new Ford Edge – a Swedish adventure to launch the new Ford Edge. With the help of agency Foxtrot Papa, artist Joe Hill was able to showcase his artwork in freezing icy temperatures (see link).

(2018)

Artist Joe Hill was asked to paint and appear in a TV commercial for Kia Cars in Australia. See the making of the TV ad here

Watch the final Kia TV ad that aired in Australia here. 

(2019)

We were commissioned to create pavement art to attract visitors to Newcastle City Centre. The end result was a fun 3D illusion about what might be under Newcastle’s streets. Commission by Newcastle Business District (BID) 

The event attracted interest and local press in the Chronicle and it was all part of Newcastle’s BID ‘Summer In the City’ programme.

More about our work can be seen here on Creative Boom 

(2021)

Coventry City Council invited us to create a ‘3D Street Art Trail’ which celebrated some of the legends of Coventry’s history.

The 3D Joe and Max Street Art Trail was a great way to kick off Coventry’s City of Culture, and generated a lot of local interest,  local press as well as the BBC featured the art

Sir Guy of Warwick was a legendary knight that had to fight various creatures including a dragon, a boar, a dun cow and a giant. Here is Sir Guy fighting one of our artists in the studio!

Gloucester City Council invited us to create 3D street art on the city’s streets that reflected Gloucester’s heritage. Here, artist Joe Hill painted an illusion showing a ‘Roman bath’ beneath the city streets which harks back to Gloucester’s Roman roots.

We were lucky enough to be invited twice to Gloucester in 2020 and 2021. Both times there was a lot of  interest in local press and as well as national news ITV.

(2020) (2021)

As part of Newcastle City Council’s ‘Summer In The City’ programme of events, artist Joe Hill of 3D Joe & Max was invited to paint a film-inspired scene on the shipping container beneath the big outdoor film screen.

The 3D Art was enjoyed by film-goers are summer long, and featured in local press, online blogs and social media.

(2021)

We were asked to create 3D Street Art illusions at Bristol’s Cabot Circus. Artist Joe Hill of 3D Joe & Max painted directly onto the ground to create a semi-permanent installation. This ‘crocodile canyon’ outside the Lego store in central Bristol was designed to create fun and interaction for shoppers.

As well as shoppers, the 3D street art attracted the attention of press and online alike.

3D street artwork to celebrate the launch of Canada Goose footwear. A snowy ‘chasm’ appeared outside Canada Goose stores worldwide on the same day – 12th November 2021 – in multiple cities worldwide:

London, New York, Montreal, Toronto, Berlin, Hong Kong

Britain’s spy agency GCHQ honoured war-time codebreaker Alan Turing in an LGBT-inspired artwork to celebrate Turing’s face on £50 banknote entering circulation.

Joe Hill’s 3D street artwork of Alan Turing went viral, and was featured in:

Telegraph, Sky News, Reuters, BBC, Mail Online, Sun Online, The Independent, The Guardian *Best Photograph of the Day), Evening Standard, The Week, CNN, ABC News, Los Angeles Blade, Good Morning Britain, ITV West Country, BBC Regional News (multiple outlets), Pink News, LGBTQ Nation, BBC Breakfast, The Times Radio, Western Daily Press and many more regionals

As part of Leicester’s ‘Summer In the City’ programme hosted by Leicester City Council, Joe Hill of 3D Joe and Max painted a large human-size ‘Snakes and Ladders’ artwork that was a game that can be played by visitors to the city centre.

There was a fantastic response from visitors all wanting to get involved and have their photo taken on the artwork. We had local press as well as national press interest.

Barratt Homes commissioned 3D Joe and Max to create a 3D art illusion at Barratt London’s Upton Gardens development, Newham. On the site of West Ham United’s former football club, artist Joe Hill was inspired by West Ham’s football anthem ‘I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles’.

School children from neighbouring primary school St Edwards were invited to come and pose on the pavement art and were given an exclusive lesson by Joe Hill on how to draw a ‘hole in the ground’ illusion.

Trade publications such as New Homes and What House covered the 2 day event to showcase their new housing development.

Warner Bros. Pictures commissioned 3D Joe & Max to create an artwork to celebrate the release of Smallfoot in cinemas.

Previously, Warner Bros. Pictures commissioned 3D Joe & Max to create 3D street art to celebrate the release of Jack the Giant Slayer and The Dark Knight Rises.

This article in the Mail Online shows some of the previous commissioned art pieces. 

(2018)

We were delighted to be asked to re-create the iconic ‘Diagon Alley’ from the Harry Potter films, as seen here in our studio. The finished artwork was displayed at King’s Cross Station to launch Universal Studio’s new Harry Potter Ride.

The event was covered by The Mirror and Campaign Magazine amongst others and enjoyed by many at King’s Cross Station, London.

(2015)

The Charter for Trees, Woods and People aims to encourage people to plant more trees for the future. We were commissioned to create a 3D street art illusion to raise awareness for this worthwhile cause.

The anamorphic painting was displayed on London’s South Bank and toured around the country. Coverage in The Independent and various regional press.

(2017)

HBO commissioned us to create a large 3D illusion of ‘The Wall’ that features in TV series Game of Thrones, to celebrate the release of Game of Thrones Series 3 on DVD and Blu-Ray.

The anamorphic painting was displayed at London’s Spitalfields and went viral. Coverage in the UK included Mail Online, The Independent, The Mirror and publications in the US and around the world

Artist Joe Hill created this trick of the eye painting at The Solaris Building in Singapore – they decided they didn’t have enough levels, so they flew us out to add a few more. This is what went down!

Yahoo covered the artwork in this feature about it

We created a 3D street artwork live in Madrid for the third instalment in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy ‘The Dark Knight Rises’, one of the most highly anticipated films of the year! The artwork went down on storm and was also displayed in Moscow for Warner Bros. Russia

Natural History Museum in London commissioned 3D Joe & Max to create a dinosaur ‘bursting’ through the wall to promote the opening of their new Dinosaur exhibition

The Natural History Museum encouraged people through their social media channels to come and visit and interact with the artwork

Sprite Europe wanted a piece of interactive 3D art that would compliment their current campaign. Here is a photography of the artwork in the studio before it toured around Europe. It was enjoyed by visitors and covered in social media blogs and online.

After ten days of blood, sweat, tears (and rain) in UK’s harsh November weather, we broke two Guinness World Records for the longest and largest piece of 3D street art ever! It measured 1,160.4 square metres and 106.5 metres long.  The picture was for Reebok – last time we checked it had generated a whopping 55,000 online articles in Europe alone! The coverage went truly viral!

Some ‘work in progress’ photos of the event can be seen on this link

Finished artwork in:

The Mirror

Yahoo News,

Huffington Post

We created this 15m x 7m artwork to celebrate the release of Star Wars ‘Rise Against the Empire’ computer game, which was displayed underneath Southwark Bridge on the 1st October 2015.

We got coverage in The Mirror, Yahoo,  Mail Online and various other media outlets

This 3D artwork was created for country brand Orvis and displayed in Trafalgar Square, London, UK

3D Street Art for the release of Doctor Strange, displayed in Los Angeles, United States

Three of our favourite actors on our latest 3D street art for the release of Doctor Strange – in London, UK

New 3D street art painting at the Rag and Bone store in Tribeca, New York

We are asked to create 3D street artwork on the streets of Oslo, Norway – even The Queen of Norway enjoyed it!

We traveled to Paris for Google’s annual party (Joe’s the hairy one with the spear!)

We were asked to re-create this iconic scene for the Northern Ireland Tourist Board on the streets of London.

Star Wars fan Joe Hill of 3D Joe and Max was asked to create this 3D street art for Comic Con in Dubai

Street art to celebrate Shawn Mendes music release on Spotify

Street art to celebrate Shawn Mendes music release on Spotify

3D Street Art to celebrate the World’s Longest Flight with Qatar Airways 

For the people of Singapore who didn’t have the chance to go to the real thing, they had the opportunity for the best view in the house of Kate and Will’s wedding. We even had a proposal of marriage on the ‘love balcony’!

We re-created Disney Pixar characters including Buzz Lightyear in a 3D street artwork displayed in Covent Garden, London to launch the new X-box game Kinect ‘Rush’.

I’m a ‘Survivor’ in Bucharest. New painting for the Romanian version of the show #supravietuitorul.

An oasis for the Mother of the Nation Festival in Abu Dhabi.

West India Quay, London wanted to celebrate the start of the World Cup 2010 and commissioned this 3D street art to give passers-by something to cheer about!

We created  3D street art for the launch of the new Nickelodeon TV series of ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’

The Spanish Agriculture Minister’s testing out some olive oil!

Our latest work for the new season of the Family Guy.

This was the first picture created for Visit Britain’s award-winning campaign ‘GREAT’ campaign to encourage tourism in the lead-up to the Diamond Jubilee and London 2012. The picture was displayed in Shanghai and thousands of people were able to have their photos taken on it, as well as getting unprecedented coverage across the whole of China.

We displayed this picture in Moscow’s famous University for Visit Britain’s ‘GREAT’ campaign. We really pushed the boundaries and went up the walls for this one!

We had four hours to raise the roof before Google’s annual party at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Revellers were able to party under ‘the stars’.

Technology conference in Barcelona

California comes to NYC.

America Decides…

A slice of Sacher Torte at the new Chocolate Museum in Vienna.

New painting for the World Future Council in Berlin.

Italy’s new kit unveiled in Bari!

Here’s a new piece at the Philadelphia Zoo 360. ‪#‎sendakid‬ and some underprivileged kids go for free!

Here’s a bit of Orange County in the Big Apple!

Here’s a Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice piece we did for Turkish Airlines.

Optimus Prime has a new hang-out at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! at Myrtle Beach!

At the UN, New York for Amnesty and Oxfam. ‪#‎WithSyria‬

A little piece of California, right outside our studio!

Here’s a big scorpion in Abu Dhabi for the Mother of the Nation Festival!

Our latest work for the Winter Carnival.

Glow-in-the-dark painting for Under Armour in Las Vegas.

Joe traveled to Belgium in March 2013 for Warner Bros. Belgium, marking the release of Jack the Giant Slayer.

Greetings from the First Tee of the PGA Tour at Wyndhams, North Carolina!

This artwork was created for BBC Knowledge to show the range of different programmes they have on offer and was displayed in Budapest, Hungary.

Together with VTB Arena we were happy to present this 3D installation on Trafalgar Square. Gorazio Nelson glancing at the basketball court on new VTB Arena Stadium in Moscow through the historic Western tribune…

We made our mark on the pavement at Gamescom in Cologne with this enormous Hawken mech. Visitors to Cologne’s famous Dom were able to interact with the giant 3D street art robot.

Joe travelled to Times Square New York for See’s Candies to celebrate National Lollipop day on July 20th 2013.

Goal! Betfair invited us to Kiev, Ukraine for the Euros 2012 to create a piece of interactive 3D street art for the football fans. People could try their luck in a penalty shoot-out against the famous Spanish goalkeeper Casillas…

We created a 3D seagull for BBC’s The One Show.

Japanese television presenter enjoys a 3D journey through the jungle for ‘Fuji TV’.

This was one of two paintings at Bugis Junction Singapore celebrating Singapore’s rich culture.

A 3D troll emerges from a portal at the Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles just in time for the launch of Cartoon Network’s new show ‘Level Up’.

Here’s a 3D bus we created for the whiz kids at Route Digital.

Stars of The Leisure Society Ed Stoppard, Agyness Deyn, Melanie Gray, John Schwab pose on a 3D chandelier in the Corinthia Hotel London to promote the West End play.

Painted live, this was the second 3D Futuristic City we displayed for Motorola in Barcelona.

In February 2013 Joe flew out to Barcelona to display this 3D Futuristic City for Motorola.

We re-created London’s Covent Garden and displayed it in Singapore and Shanghai for Visit Britain’s GREAT campaign.

We re-created the legendary Loch Ness monster in a 3D for Visit Britain’s GREAT campaign. This picture was displayed in Delhi, India and proved massively popular.

3D street art of world-famous Wimbledon tennis was displayed in Sydney Harbour, Australia for Visit Britain’s GREAT tour.

Our version of Wills’ and Kate’s Royal Wedding was also a hit in Stockholm, Sweden for Visit Britain’s GREAT campaign.

3D street art created for the Phillies baseball team in the U.S. featuring their mascot ‘Phanatic’ which people can stand on.

Riding the firewing phoenix from Magic: The Gathering, on location in Las Vegas.

Joe travelled to Macau, China in May to paint this Venitian Canal scene for The Venetian in Macau.

Easyjet commissioned us to bring the slopes to Britain to highlight the new routes to skiing destinations throughout Europe.

3D street art created for Asda’s Halloween campaign ‘Spooktacular’.

This 3D street art of a ‘hole in the ground’ was designed to encourage cyclists to slow down along the Camden Waterways in London. The picture was featured widely in press including the Evening Standard and Metro.

3D street art for a ‘Back to Work’ scheme in Norwich, England.

3D street art of an IKEA kitchen to launch the new IKEA catalogue in London.

3D street art to promote that the gym chain LA Fitness now have swimming pools. This picture was displayed at Victoria Station, London.

3D street art to promote film release Piranha 3D.

3D street art of giant ‘Yeti’ prints for London Zoo.

This piece was one of six 3D canvases created in London then displayed on a tour of the East Coast of America.

3D street art of aliens coming out of the ground for Jameson’s Cult Film Club – watch out for face-huggers!

We were chosen to represent British creativity at the World Expo in Shanghai in 2010. After creating 3D street artworks at the UK Pavilion, we embarked on a tour of China sponsored by MG Motors.

This 3D street artwork (shown here in the studio) was created for the charity Brandon Trust.

3D street art of Manchester’s sewers as imagined by 3D Joe and Max demonstrates to people what not to flush!

‘Crocodile-infested pond’ gives shoppers a fright outside the Lacoste Store, Carnaby Street, London.

Another 3D street artwork we created for the World Expo, Shanghai 2010. We then embarked on a tour of China with MG Motors.