Showing posts with label Poster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poster. Show all posts

Sonnenzimmer








Sonnenzimmer is Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi. "Having worked out of the Bird Machine for several years—mentored by Jay Ryan—we decided to start our own shop in Summer of 2006. A happy string of events helped it all come together. Sonnenzimmer is located on the northside of Chicago, in a neighborhood called Roscoe Village. Here we meet, greet, hang out with fellow friends and artists and crank away in the kindred spirit of our Chicago colleagues."

http://sonnenzimmer.com/

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Jimmy Turrell



Jimmy Turrell is a graphic artist based in London. He studied at Liverpool School of Art and then Central St Martins. He combines a love of handmade collage, drawing, screen printing and painting alongside digital techniques. Follow his latest projects on Facebook / Twitter / Blogger

Espen Friberg



Poster for Metronomicon Audio show at The Villa, 2007
http://www.espenfriberg.com/

"Espen Friberg is Norwegian illustrator, graphic designer and artist that has been working freelance since 2008. Before that he co-founded and worked at the Norwegian design studio Yokoland together with Aslak Gurholt Rønsen". You can buy some of his collage pieces here. He is currently based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Tim Fishlock




Anthony Burril. From 'Geometry in nature'.

http://www.timfishlock.com/

Tim Fishlock is a London based designer and illustrator. He has edited and designed 50BY70, a limited edition book featuring twenty removable large format prints by renowned artists and sold exclusively by Habitat.

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Veronica Blejman



http://www.blejman.net/

The work of the argentinian artist, Veronica Blejman. "I’m very self-referential, a lot of things happen in my life all the time. I capitalize that. Also I like seeing others, I’m professional being nosey and doing gossip. Sometime I’m in a bar, and without intentions I start to hear a conversation that inspires me to make illustrations. Situations of the daily life inspire me, I take off the context and I put into a drawing. It’s like I make some moments eternal. Cinema/movies also inspire me, as well as books, music, old magazines, or staying with my friends and chatting. Always I have something of that."—Fad Magazine.

Find her on Myspace / Arteven / Fad