Just a quick one with a few items of news, exiting news though. I've been media whoring again. Firstly in the beautiful CIA 'License to Inspire' book. I can't wait to get my hands on a copy there is a plethora of talent contained within!



Also I am in the pages of Creative Review this month, that's mine on the far left ...

And for anyone in Taiwan I will have my second appearance in DPI magazine coming up in their lovely 12th birthday addition... Happy Birthday DPI!
Lots of work in the pipeline. A job I finished last year is about to see the light of day, well the inside of a few postboxes I expect, can you guess what it is? I'll let you know next blog.
Bye for now.
It all looks lovely. In the second image, who is the artist in the top-left corner? It looks a bit like paper cut-out or a stage set design or something.
ReplyDeleteAlso, looking forward to seeing the secret thing that you won't explain.
Is it stamps?
That's Jonas Bergstrand, it's great work I think there is an element of assemblage...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.centralillustration.com/jb/jb.php
Below him is Jeff Nishinaka, he works with paper cut out but just wow! ...
http://www.centralillustration.com/jn/jn.php
here he is at work
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDdI1aNMBto
oh! and yep it's a stamp : ) I have to be bit cagey about it until the release date.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, thanks. They're both amazing. I've been doing this paper cut-out stuff for a few weeks now that's like some of Bergstrands work. Typical, just when I'm enjoying something new, turns out somebody's done it already and done it much better :D
ReplyDeleteJeff Nishinaka's work reminds me a bit of Peter Callesen http://www.petercallesen.com/
Have you seen his stuff before?