This image, 'Vienna', which I made a few years ago, and was featured in AOI Images 34 'Best of British illustration 2010', is now available exclusively as a Limited edition giclee print from The Artling, here.
The print sells for $180 US, comes in a Limited Edition of 25, and is 45.7cm x 30.5cm / 18" x 12".
More of my prints are available at The Artling, here, and at my Etsy shop, here.
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My illustration of Flying Lotus is featured in this month's Clifton Life magazine, to promote this year's Jamaica Street Artist's Open Studios, which is being held over the weekend of the 5th of July.
If you're in Bristol, be sure to come and check out my space, along with all the other artists in the building who offer the public a chance to sticky beak round their spaces once a year.
This years open studios coincides with Bristol's annual St Pauls Carnival, so it should be a great weekend!
Limited Edition prints of this Flying Lotus illustration are available at my Etsy shop, here.
This image, 'Mapman', or 'Travel', which I made a few years ago for a Don't Panic poster, is now available exclusively from The Artling, an online gallery selling Limited Edition prints.
The print comes in an edition of 25, and is 45.7cm x 31.8cm / 18" x 12.5".
More of my prints are available at The Artling, here, and at my Etsy shop, here.
This image, which I made for the cover of the Nadeem Aslam book 'Maps for Lost Lovers', is now available exclusively from The Artling, an online gallery selling Limited Edition prints.
The print comes in an edition of 25, and is 45.7cm x 53cm / 18" x 21".
More of my prints are available at The Artling, here, and at my Etsy shop, here.
This is an illustration of Richard Neutra's Kaufmann House I did for GQ Japan. The illustration was for a column by Yasuto Kamoshita, the Creative Director of United Arrows, who writes a lifestyle column in every issue of GQ Japan.
This article was about Californian design. There was a show about Californian design from 1930 to 1965 at the National Art Center in Tokyo, and Kamoshita wrote a review of his experience visiting the show.
The brief was to draw an image of a mid-century house with palm trees, blue sky and pool.
If you would like to buy a print of this image, they are available exclusively at The Artling.
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Prints of my first KUEDO image are now available to buy EXCLUSIVELY at The Artling, here.
About The Artling:
"Talenia Phua Gajardo is the head Art Hunter and CEO of The Artling.
She also has her own architectural design practice which she founded after working for Zaha Hadid Architects in London.
The Artling was founded out of passion for art and design and due to her sentiment that Asian artists are greatly under-represented; "There are so many amazing, undiscovered artists in Asia out there that do not have a platform to show and sell their work - we're on a continuous hunt to find these talents, bring them to light and make their work accessible to the international market."
Talenia received a BA(Hons) Architecture from Central Saint Martin's in London and lived in London for more than 10 years. She is now based in Asia where she continues to search for artists all around the region."
This is the second of two floral fabric designs I've created for a new menswear clothing label. The design will be printed onto cotton and used to make mens sweaters (although I'm hoping to get a small one to wear myself!). I drew the flower pattern using graphite, ink and watercolour, and then manipulated the colours, positioning etc in Photoshop.
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This is the first of two floral fabric designs I was asked to create by a new clothing label which is about to launch. The fabric is going to be printed on cotton and used for a range of menswear sweaters. I drew the flowers in graphite, coloured pencil and watercolour, and then manipulated them in Photoshop to create a repeated pattern. Above is a swatch of all the different flowers included in the design. Below you can see an example of how the flowers look as a repeating pattern.
Work in progress on my desk:
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My copy of the DOLOR 'Mysteria' Vinyl EP arrived the other day! Very happy with how it looks, I always love seeing my work printed, especially on a vinyl sleeve :-)
From the Piccadilly Records site:
"This 12” EP from Dolor is the second release from Technicolour, the label set up by the producer Photomachine. Dolor has already been championed by Ninja Tune / Brainfeeder artist Lorn, who's a big fan.
Dolor’s persona as a musician has been on the rise of late thanks to a mass of self-released material, including ‘Macabre’, ‘A Chapel For Velvet’, and other innovative collaborations with Milwaukee’s adoptahighway, and Lorn. His ‘Drugs’ mixtape with Lorn was also extremely popular.
This five tracker opens with 'Our Number', a synthwave love-on with future R&B and bass music - emotive slip-sliding autotuned vox, lush strings and atmospheric washes married to off kilter skittering 808s. 'Pull Me In' follows a similar pattern for its first half before taking a turn into darkness... 'It’s Sexy Outside' is also a game of two halves - slow and slinky to start with then heading to the dancefloor on a wave of speeding electrohouse beats. Title track 'Mysteria' goes for the full synthwave layering, letting the alt-R&B beats lead the way as the queasy synths slide over the top. To close 18andCounting adds a moody (and don't-try-this-at-home) rap to future hip hop 'Classic Is Over'."
This is the chair I recently painted by hand for furniture designer Charlie Crowther-Smith. Photographer Theo Cottle took the chair on an outing out and about in Bristol on Saturday and took some snaps of it.
I've just finished this, a hand drawn poster for Shambala Festival.
From the Shambala website:
"Well over a decade ago, a motley collection of dreamers, thinkers, artists, radicals and romanticists decided to get together under the stars over a summer weekend. We wanted to make a place to party, free our minds, lose our hearts, learn, discuss and be inspired and see what is achievable as a community.
Shambala is a space to play, to reinvent, revitalise and then to return to the world fuelled-up on the beauty of being alive. It’s a playground, a realm for wild experimentation and alternative education where unforgettable life skills are shared, learned and put to use.
We see Shambala as so much more than just a monumental party. It’s a haven, a think-tank and a happening all infused with a heartfelt, purposeful hedonism. So, let’s revel in being human, in all the things we do so well – the euphoric heights to tangible solutions- and see how much we really can do together."
If you haven't been before, I highly recommend Shambala festival, it's the funnest! I've been for the last 4 years and I love it. It's a magical village of joy, and a great way to see the summer out.
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INSPIRATION! (Vintage Glastonbury... check the peacocks...)
I've just finished hand painting this chair for Bristol based furniture designer Charlie Crowther-Smith. It's taken me a few months to complete, but I've just been doing it bits at a time in between other jobs. I'm really pleased with the result, and excited to see the results of a photo shoot on Saturday by Theo Cottle, a Bristol photographer. I will post the photos when I get them.
The chair in my studio:
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