16 November 2009

Magpie Studio

Magpie Studio created a sympathetic giant rabbit - painstakingly created in carrots - to promote printers Gavin Martin Associates conversion to eco-friendly vegetable inks. The postal tube, bright orange and covered in mud, worked as an appropriate precursor to the event.








































Magpie Studio

04 November 2009

Art Olive jong talent

A while ago I went to the Art Olive Jong Talent show in Amsterdam, which is an exhibition of work by selected graduates from Dutch art academies. I was most impressed by the 3D art. Below crochetted and handspun wool and wood objects by Jennifer Harkness.


































Edwin Deen has designed the installation below. When a steam machine blurs a glass pane at intervals, a snow landscape becomes visible. Magical.













Art Olive

Josh Brill



















































These bird prints are for sale at Lumadessa. The text under the illustration is a phonetic transcription of the call of the bird - a nice touch!

24 October 2009

Camilla Engman

Illustrator Camilla Engman is inspiring on many levels. Firstly of course with her art. Then, her blog shows how she finds beauty everywhere. And finally, I want my home to look like her studio!











































Camilla Engman + blog

Os Gemeos

Os Gêmeos (Portuguese for 'the twins') are twin brothers from São Paulo, whose real names are Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo. They started painting graffiti in 1987 and gradually became a main influence in the local scene, helping to define Brazil's own style. Their work often features yellow-skinned characters – taken from the yellow tinge both of the twins have in their dreams – but is otherwise diverse and ranges from tags to complicated murals.













13 October 2009

26 September 2009

Nacho Gil

These animals are made in Illustrator. At first I thought they were origami objects.
























Nacho Gil

11 September 2009

Marjolijn Mandersloot

Marjolein Mandersloot confuses the viewer by making soft animals from hard metals.







































Marjolijn Mandersloot