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Rob created a fantastic cartoon for my business that I intend to use across social media. His work perfectly captures the light-hearted humour of my brand, whilst also communicating the benefits of working with me.
Working with Rob was a joy; he happily integrated the feedback I provided, turned the work around quickly, and clearly enjoyed the creative challenge.
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Rob has exceeded my already high expectations with this commission.
I am delighted with the final artwork and thoroughly enjoyed working with Rob throughout the creative process adding details and Easter eggs. Rob has captured the picture in my mind and enhanced it. I am over the moon with ‘All the things I Love’ artwork. Thank you so much Rob. X
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A big shoutout to Rob at Moving Cartoons. Finding someone who can do a custom classic car illustration that actually looks like your car (quirks and all) is rare. Rob is a true professional and great to work with. You’ll love the personal touches he adds, it makes the car cartoon art feel very personal and unique. If you want a bespoke gift for friends and family or a personalised car cartoon that stands out on the grid, look no further. Highly recommended!
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Rob has been great. He really took the time to understand what I was looking, for keeping me involved and offering advise on what would have the most impact with my LinkedIn header. Since putting it live I have had a number positive comments about having something more creative and engaging vs what people normally do. I'd be more than happy to recommend Rob's services in creating some creative images for your project
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Rob is a great guy, very friendly and welcoming. In conversation we spoke about my Norwich blinds business, and the pets we have at home - one being a macaw. He then created a fabulous cartoon image of a blue & gold macaw, perched precariously on a roller blind. It's fabulous and I've used it on our social media posts which gained lots of engagement. Rob's work is incredible and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend - thank you Rob!
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Brilliant bespoke illustrations for our major careers event!
I worked with Rob Middleton at Moving Cartoons to create bespoke illustrations for the Norfolk Chambers Future Careers Expo, one of our flagship events, targeting over 5,500 students.
Unlike our more formal B2B events, this audience called for something fun, engaging and approachable, and Rob delivered exactly that.
He created custom cartoon images of students in a range of different vocational hats, perfectly tailored to our audience and brand tone. The illustrations were used across all our promotional materials and featured in the main showguide handed out to every single student on the day.
Rob clearly understood the brief from the outset. The artwork struck exactly the right balance between professional and playful. The quality was great, the process was smooth, and the end result genuinely elevated our event materials. The feedback from students and exhibitors alike was really positive.
If you're looking for bespoke cartoon illustrations that are creative, high quality and delivered with professionalism, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Robbo at Moving Cartoons!
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We needed something different for our next email. I called Rob and after a couple of changes it was perfect. We got a great response from this very personised email. Thank you Rob
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Citroën Cartoons
If you love Citroëns, you’ll know they’ve always done things their own way. The DS looked like something from a science fiction film when it came out. That hydropneumatic suspension? Still nothing quite like it. The Traction Avant basically invented front-wheel drive for normal cars. The 2CV got half of France on the road. And the SM – now there’s a car that married Italian exotica with French genius.
I draw Citroëns because they’re proper mavericks. These cartoons are for anyone who gets why these cars matter.
Ever driven a DS? You don’t drive it so much as float. Potholes just… vanish. The 2CV is a different story – all bounce and character, grinning at you from every corner. My aunt, a lover of all things French, was the first person I knew to own one. She drove it all over the UK. The SM turns heads even now, that Maserati V6 still sounding gorgeous. I wish I also had an aunt who’d owned one of those!
Citroën owners get it. These aren’t cars for blending in.
I’ll draw your Citroën – Traction Avant, DS, 2CV, C6, whatever you’ve got. Each one’s got bags of personality and I’ll make sure that comes through.
André Citroën started building cars in 1919. By 1934 he’d launched the Traction Avant with front-wheel drive and monocoque construction. Everyone else took about twenty years to catch up. The French police ran them for decades. So did the Resistance.
The 2CV came in 1948. The brief was brilliant: get farmers across ploughed fields without breaking eggs. What they got was an icon – cheap, cheerful, and impossible not to love.
Then 1955. The DS. Honestly, it still looks futuristic today. That suspension system, the self-leveling, power steering – all standard. They were so proud of it in France they stuck one in the Louvre. “DS” sounds like “déesse” – goddess. Bit dramatic maybe, but have you seen one?
The SM pushed even further. 1970. Maserati V6, directional headlights, looks that could stop traffic. Didn’t last long enough, but what a thing.
How It Works
Know exactly what you want? Great, let’s do it. Not sure? We can figure it out together.
Want yourself in the picture? Your registration plate? Your mates from the club? That trip to France you did last summer? Just tell me what matters to you.
The CX kept the weird and wonderful going through the 70s and 80s. The XM was properly plush. Even the C6 – discontinued now sadly – showed Citroën could still make something different in the luxury market.
The Picasso models? Even their people carriers were interesting. That’s just how Citroën works.
Case study – Sparks in a Citroën
Spark’s fan Sarah wanted a fun and novel present for her husband Phil. Was also also a fan, and a Citroën enthusiast to boot. After a chat over Zoom with Sarah, she decided that it as the Mael brothers have always been keen on French culture, and even lived in France for a while, it would be neat to have Ron and Russell Mael behind the wheel of a DS 21 convertible.
This one was such a fun one for me to draw for I’m a huge Sparks fan myself!
