Dan Leydon 🎨

I'm Dan, an illustrator & motion designer 🎨 Here's a showreel of recent client work 📽️ danleydon.com

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@rudkin_abigail thanks Abigail 🤝

@danleydon Amazing!

I created all the artwork for this sequence for Liverpool. I'm lucky I get to do what I do, thanks to Becky Oliver for the opportunity. Was a pleasure to work with the team at LFC 🔴

@BumperGraham cheers Graham!

I created all the card artwork for this Messi / Adidas advert. Thanks to The Midnight Club for getting me involved. 🐐

That Robertson piece is the one that LFC liked the style on and wanted for the Szoboszlai reel. Funny how things work out.

So when the next season swung around, I consciously started to shift it away from the messier style and into a cleaner more realistic approach. Once I hit the Robertson piece I just stopped dead, I must have felt that I'd nailed the style shift x.com/danleydon/stat…

One bit of artwork led to this project, but what led to that one bit of artwork?

This piece was highlighted specifically as the style that would suit the project. x.com/danleydon/stat…

Newcastle away

Wolves away

Drawing shohei Ohtani 🇯🇵

Ohtani

I hope all the freelancers are thriving! 💪💪💪❤️

@LFC I always wonder was the first chance rolling in for Suarez? It's the tightest dribbling I've ever seen

An unforgettable Dirk Kuyt hat-trick 🤩 #LIVMUN '10/11 ⏪

@scoutedftbl He never misses @mshipley24 amazing artwork

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SCOUTED50 #7: Konstantinos Karetsas Born in Belgium, Karetsas put together an eye-catching highlight feel as a 15-year-old for Jong Genk in the 2023/24 campaign before becoming a first-team regular in the 2024/25 campaign. He has consistently showcased his outstanding technical talent that makes him capable of shifting momentum of games by itself and manifests in tricky creativity and spectacular goals. Capable of playing behind the striker or ducking off the right wing, his ability to jink through tight gaps is excellent, stopping and starting in a flash, creating space to whip in crosses or crack off shots with his wicked left foot. Arsenal had him pinned as Ethan Nwaneri's replacement had he left the club, which says plenty about Karetsas' qualities and standing. Earlier this year, he switched international allegiance to Greece and became the country’s youngest-ever goalscorer on his debut. It would be a treat to see him at next year's FIFA World Cup alongside the rest of Greece’s exciting crop of young talent. Karetsas is the type of talent you should very happily pay to watch.