Showing posts with label illustrators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrators. Show all posts

Friday, April 15, 2011

Pretty Scarf

This scarf by Leah Duncan is just oh-so-perfect for spring.



Leah Duncan $32 via etsy
pictures taken from her etsy site.


Let's keep our fingers crossed that New York City will have a spring season and not jump right into oh-so-hot-and-sticky summer.


PS. I've been working on my sister's wedding invitation suite, so not much to actually show right now. Hopefully something to post soon :)

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Help Japan

Some really great ways the art & design community are pitching in to help Japan in this great time of need:



One of my favorite illustrators, Aaron Meshon, selling this awesome print here for $50. All proceeds go to disaster relief.

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Japanese textile designer and screen printer, PataPri donating $5 for every towel of hers bought.

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Joshua Smith from Hydro74 has designed this shirt. All proceeds go to The Salvation Army's efforts in Japan.

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And I will be donating my 2 illustrated Aerial Traffic Pillow covers to Art for Japan established by illustrator Meg Hunt and her sister. Read more about Art for Japan here. And I will post on my blog when the pillow cases are up online for anyone interested in purchasing.

On a personal side note, a few friends & family have asked me how Tom's family was doing. All of his family that are living in Japan are okay. Thank you very much for your loving interest to make sure all okay.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Target in Harlem



Today, Amy + I ventured up to East 116th in Harlem to check out the new and only Target (for now, at least) in Manhattan.

Instead of writing about the craziness that happened inside the store, I shall write about what pleased me to bits.






All of their marketing for the store is ILLUSTRATION! And I am just dying to know what illustrator got this awesome job. They, she, or him did such a swell job on it all!

Does anyone know? I thought that I might have heard about who did it on the illustration blogs I read, but nothings been said. :(

Everything from their printed ads, t-shirts of guys handing out the metro on the morning commute, to poles in the front part of the store, to a fully encapsulated 6 train (check out this article, Target paid $250,000 to cover no.6 trains for 6 weeks!!), all of it is drawn.





And you know the best part, they have a free shuttle that's from the store to 116th and Lex and 125th and Lex.

And of course, you called it, the free shuttle bus is covered in illustration too!




[Yes, that's Amy holding a huge 18 pack of Charmin ;) ]








[Happy and on the Target shuttle bus.]



Good for Target to use illustration!

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Illustration Crush: Andrew Hem



I don't think I'll ever get over seeing new pieces by Andrew Hem. I have been following him since my days at Parsons studying illustration. He was a few years older than me, studying at Art Center in California. And no, I don't know him personally, he just seems like a super talented illustrator.










Anyways, he had a show in January. (I wish I could have gone!) I am loving his work and the direction his it has been going.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Cute...



...but probably doesn't taste as good as the real thing.

Via Poketo designed by PCP.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Monday, April 19, 2010

Spring Treat

I can almost feel Spring. It stopped in New York City a few weeks back, but skipped town soon after. So, I am going to hope for these 'lollies' postcard by Gillian Bates and hope Spring comes back soon.



Friday, March 19, 2010

Wowszers!




Jeeze Louise. Meg Hunt is such an inspiration. Check out her new wonderful screen print here.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Illustrator Crush

Woa, this guy's work makes my heart flutter.

robert hunter, found through WTLTA.



He reminds me a little bit of Marcel Dzama, but Robert's work is more uplifting and whimsical.


Please, please go check out his work. ;)

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Mouth Ache


A little baby needle took out half of my mouth for half of my day....so I am looking for things that make me feel happy.

Such as anything by illustrator Julia Pott on Envelop.

Aaaaah.
Knitted Bear bag for 19 euros. See above. what is that? $30 bucks?

All the Boys placemats 15.99 euros for 2





And what she does best


Previously blogged about here.