Laurie James Cope
Year 1 & 2: Tipping Point

This book includes drawings
Year 3: Darker Paths

This book includes drawings
Year 4 & 5: Thurible

This book includes drawings
Year 6: Power System

This book includes drawings
[2026] Unannounced | Film model, look development
[2026] Unannounced | Film model, look development, light
[2026] Capital | Episodic model, look development
[2025] Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War | Film model, look development, rig, animation
[2025] 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple | Lookdev, Model
[2025] ANEMONE | Creature model
[2025] Good Omens S3 | Model, look development
[2025] Slow Horses: London Rules | Layout
[2024] 28 Years Later | Lookdev, Model, Layout
[2024] The Rig 2 Amazon | Episodic Layout, model, Light
[2024] ECO Lab | Commercial Model, Light
[2024] ACDC | Commercial Modelling, Lookdev, Light
[2023] PGIM | Commercial Model, Look development
[2024] NFU Mutual | Commercial Light
[2024] Intel + CDW | Commercial Look development, Light
[2023] Greenways | Commercial Look development, Light
[2023] Nautilus Disney + | Episodic Layout
[2023] National Geographic (in production) | Episodic Model, Layout, Light
[2023] Sophie Mair and Dan Gitsham Film | Concept Creature Model
[2023] The Rig Amazon Episodic | Light
[2022] The Storm Chaser Jack Pirie | Film Creature Model, Look development, Layout, Light
[2021] Fate: The Winx Saga | Episodic Look development, Model, Light
[2021] Star Wars: Book of Boba Fett Disney + | Episodic Light, Look development
Visual development for film, television and games.
I work with directors, production designers and creative teams during development and production.
Visual Development
Composition
Colour
Lighting
Worldbuilding
Design Review
Creature / environment design
Visual consistency
Readability
Design development
Production
3D modelling
Look development
Lighting
Concept imagery
Laurie James Cope (b. 1998) is an artist and Computer Animation graduate from the University of South Wales.
Laurie is a London-based artist who's work explores story-telling, technology and catastrophe.
He practices; drawing, oil-painting, moving-image, CGI, pastel and through writing fiction he established a flavour of story-telling.
Over the past seven years he has produced an anthology of images, through visuals and words in sketchbooks, paintings and renders.
Laurie’s books include maps, portraits, landscape views and more precise renderings of scenes and experiences accompanied by extensive research.






























































