Antwerp-based artist/illustrator/designer/curator Ephameron at work together with OverUnder and Veng at Coney Island…
More at www.ephameron.com. Check some of her books at www.bries.be
Antwerp-based artist/illustrator/designer/curator Ephameron at work together with OverUnder and Veng at Coney Island…
More at www.ephameron.com. Check some of her books at www.bries.be
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Mister P., the aspiring tattoo-artist, liked the post on NY Adorned I put up a while ago, and replied by sending another tattoo-shop video. This one is more lighthearted and has a great soundtrack.
Ah, ça fait rêver, n’est-ce pas?
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Oooooh! You just can’t help but fall in love with the gorgeous posters designed by Heath Killen, now can you? Idiosyncratic use of color, graphical textures, strong compositions. Yes. Yes, I say!
Find more of his work on madebyhk.com and also check his blog and the Theoryhaus-site where he posts interesting articles, interviews and talks about the process of graphic design.
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A series of excerpts from “Big Think” interviews, full of advice for everybody who wants to write (be it a novel like everybody, or a screenplay like the rest…). These are the big guys, people: Salman Rushdie, John Irving, Jonathan Safran Foer, Yann Martel, Bret Easton Ellis, Isabel Allende, Margaret Atwood and more…
Head on over to the Big Think site for the complete series, or check out this first one by Salman Rushdie, with the very sensible title “Inspiration is Nonsense!”, right here.
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“Pencil it in” is a promotional video for the upcoming Toronto Comic Arts Festival. The idea is really simple, but perfectly executed: show the artists, preferably in his or her own workplace, and let them talk about the material they use. That’s it.
Perfect little video.
In my opinion, they should make a two hour movie like this.
TCAF runs on may 7 and 8, 2011. More info? Check torontocomics.com.
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