Cari Vander Yacht writes, growing up in Oregon, she developed as a “loud nerd that drew dragons,” later entering the advertising field as a graphic designer. Like a super hero, Cari has a double life. She designs and art directs…
Cari Vander Yacht writes, growing up in Oregon, she developed as a “loud nerd that drew dragons,” later entering the advertising field as a graphic designer. Like a super hero, Cari has a double life. She designs and art directs…
Image via Cotton and Flax. Last week, Lisa and I were the villains of the post office. We had over 50 parcels to mail for our Kickstarter campaign, and were at the front counter for the better part of an hour putting stamps…
I had the pleasure of working with Yehteh (AKA Philipp Dornbierer) on the Píccolo Print Project earlier this year. I’ve admired his illustrations for a long time. He is able to translate the human form into stylized and well-designed illustrations. For a really…
Nanae Kawahara is a Japanese illustrator whose website is full of dogs. This is appropriate, as her first solo show, DOOOOOGS !! was in 2012. She depicts dogs like humans, standing on two legs, throwing a baseball, drinking from a cup. She’s very good…
Since I’ve been on ceramics watch the past 6 months, my interest was piqued when I saw that Buy Some Damn Art was featuring Sarah Burwash’s ceramic hands, spoons, and necklaces. I bought the last of her White Hands, and much…
Expo ‘85, 1982 — Takenobu Igarashi Brown Paper Bag began as a way to feature works on paper (and more, of course). I recently discovered a Tumblr that shares this same love — Super Paper Queen. Its tagline is similar to this blog,…
I was eating brunch at my friends’ house yesterday and saw an illustrated map of Baltimore on their wall. It’s difficult to accurately represent this map in a mere 500 pixels because of its complexity, but the illustrator, Caleb Luke…
Sarah Andreacchio is an illustrator based in France. Her bright, shape-driven works appear in the children’s market, as patterns, as posters, and as editorial illustrations. Her style is one that doesn’t have to have an overly-complicated analysis of…
Thanks to Helen Dardik’s Pinterest, I discovered the illustrations of Aleksandra Niepsuj. They are generally minimal in color with use of some photographic elements in digital collage. Flat yet energetic, chaotic yet ordered, I find these illustrations nicely designed,…
Image via. It’s pretty much a given at this point that you’ve seen Picasso’s paintings, but did you know that he also crafted ceramic works? I didn’t! And, you know I’ve been on my ceramic kick as of late.…