Archive for July, 2010
Presenting the lovely artwork of Aron Wiesenfeld
- Aron Wiesenfeld – A Perfect Day
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Delegates Daughter
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Flowerbed
- Aron Wiesenfeld – June
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Landfall
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Northwest
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Raincoat
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Ruth
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Spaceship
- Aron Wiesenfeld – The Lesson
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Train Tunnel
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Victor
Audrey Kawasaki Engraved Brooch
I have always loved Audrey Kawasaki’s illustrations and these brooches engraved with her signature illustrations are the latest to come out of her workshop. You can buy them here.
Tactile Illustrator Owen Gildersleeve
I got very excited when I came across Owen’s work. I truly love his handcrafted use of alternative materials in order to create something beautiful and communicative. The details in his cut out crunched up paper leaves and in his hand stitched poster is madness, patient-beautiful madness. Working from London, Owen’s as created illustrations for The TATE, The New York Times, Douglas & Gordon, Money Magazine and The Guardian. I love that handmade design/illustration still has a place in this world where artworks are created by means of a mouse click. I hope you enjoy Owen’s work as much as I do.
- Owen Gildersleeve-Quero Sentir a Vida
- Owen Gildersleeve-You’ll Laugh and Cry
- Owen Gildersleeve-Video Game Piracy
- Owen Gildersleeve-Video Game Piracy-close up
- Owen Gildersleeve-Motive Sounds
- Owen Gildersleeve-Thou Shalt Do the Right Thing-close up
- Owen Gildersleeve-Thou Shalt Do the Right Thing 1
- Owen Gildersleeve-The Great Old Ones
- Owen Gildersleeve-The Clean-Technology Race
- Owen Gildersleeve-Abscission
- Owen Gildersleeve-November
- Owen Gildersleeve-Eight Weeks of Bruce
- Owen Gildersleeve-Cutting Taxes
- Owen Gildersleeve-Alone in the Empty Cottage
- Owen Gildersleeve-Back too School
- Owen Gildersleeve-Winter Sweater
Stacey Rozich and a beautiful Folktale
Born and raised in Seattle/Washington, Stacey tells stories of an early culture, where she explores the relationship between nature and animals. Her brightly coloured and ethnically textured characters give the viewer a sense of nostalgia, seem slightly frightening hidden behind their masks and at the same time appear familiar and inviting. Stacey draws inspiration from cultures all around the world. I love how she portrays her findings in such a fresh and beautiful manner. Have a look at her blog for more folk art.
- Stacey Rozich-Berlin Rabbit
- Stacey Rozich-Dolce Vita 2
- Stacey Rozich-Dolce Vita 3
- Stacey Rozich-Dolce Vita 5
- Stacey Rozich-Dolce Vita 6
- Stacey Rozich-New York Before Ritual
- Stacey Rozich-New York Gem Mine
- Stacey Rozich-New York Snake Dance
- Stacey Rozich-Punc Trio
- Stacey Rozich-Punc Wildboar
- Stacey Rozich-Small Series 3
- Stacey Rozich-Small Series 5











































