Ninja November 25th, 2009
Andy Awesome Art is serving up some super-cute, super-simplified giclée art prints. Purchasing links after images (coffee mugs not included).
+ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles giclée art print, €89.00
+ Super heroes giclée art print, €89.00
+ Futurama giclée art print, €89.00
+ Star Wars giclée art print, €89.00
Ninja November 13th, 2009
London-based architectural artist Stephen Wiltshire is a savant. He was nick named the “living camera” because of his ability to accurately draw detailed landscapes from memory after viewing them briefly. Stephen is autistic and learned to draw before he learned to speak. He uttered his first words “pencil” and “paper” at age 5.
Stephen recreates Rome
The Stephen Wiltshire Gallery has prints available for purchase here.
Related postsNinja November 11th, 2009
My inbox and I are grinning!
Anne and Callie are the mother and daughter quilting team from South Australia who made this amazing, amazing quilt inspired by my First Kiss print.
Just look at that intricate stitching!
Thank you, Anne and Callie, for sharing your beautiful work!
Related postsNinja November 9th, 2009
Atlanta-based designer and illustrator, Mark Weaver, is on his eighth series for his Make Something Cool Everyday project. His collage-based illustrations mix bold color, 60s retro, and modern graphics. His clients include Wired Magazine, Paste Magazine, American Airlines, Stereogum, and the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.
Related links
+ Mark Weaver’s portfolio
+ Mark Weaver’s Flickr
Purchasing link
+ Mark Weaver limited-edition prints
Ninja October 29th, 2009
Paul Pope’s new screenprint, Crepax — an homage to the Italian master Guido Crepax — is now available! All profits from the Crepax prints will go to benefit the CBLDF (Comic Book Legal Defense Fund).
Crepax also comes as a t-shirt design.
Purchasing link
+ Paul Pope gear at the Nakatomi store
Ninja October 19th, 2009
Tomorrow: House Industries will show off new prints, patterns, products, installations, and sculptures at the NYTDC.
When
October 20, 2009
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Where
Type Directors Club
375 West 36 Street, Suite 603 New York, NY
Ninja October 16th, 2009
Tattoo artist, Scott Campbell displayed his Make It Rain series — a collection of laser-cut $1 bills — at the O.H.W.O.W. Gallery.
London-based papercut artist Julene Harrison knows how to work an x-acto knife and has a few cuts for sale.
+ If Life Deals You Lemons Make Lemonade, $95.00
+ Where There Is Love There Is No Darkness, $95.00
+ You Are The Beez Neez, $95.00
Ninja October 14th, 2009
Portland native Shaun Sundholm is a media designer and photographer. He loves tacos and type.
This project is the firstborn child conceived from a life-long love affair with photography and typography. The photo series was shot at an abandoned (and rumored to be haunted) ranch in central Oregon and the type was inspired by my early days as a screen-printer. These pieces complete the sentences that the pictures and the words could never quite say on their own.
+ Remember/Forget, $25.00
+ Never/Farther, $25.00
+ Wrote/Told, $25.00
+ Let’s Get Lost, $50.00
Ninja October 5th, 2009
HunterGatherer is an award-winning design, illustration, animation and production studio founded by Todd St. John. Here’s a look into their creative process.
It’s more an enjoyment of the craft and of the process and being able to work with tactile things instead of computer models, although those are fun sometimes too… I spend very little time knowing sort of what’s going on with the latest camera or software or things like that and probably more time and trying to come up with custom ways of doing stuff. If you can have a process that’s different, you’re going to have a result that’s different.
Via arkitip
Purchasing link
+ Get HunterGatherer silkscreen prints here
Ninja September 21st, 2009
Behemoth and Leviathan, Book of Job, no. 15
The Morgan is hosting an exhibition of over 100 works from poet, painter, and printmaker, William Blake. A New Heaven Is Begun includes his 21 illustrations for the Book of Job, 12 drawings illustrating John Milton’s poems L’Allegro and Il Penseroso, Songs of Innocence and Experience: Shewing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul
The show also features recorded readings of Blake’s poetry by Jeremy Irons.
When
A New Heaven Is Begun runs through January 3, 2010
Where
The Morgan Library & Museum
225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street
New York, NY 10016 (map)
Hours
+ Tuesday through Thursday: 10:30AM – 5PM
+ Friday: 10:30AM – 9PM
+ Saturday: 10AM – 6PM
+ Sunday: 11AM – 6PM
Admission
+ $12 Adults
+ $8 Children (under 16), Seniors (65 and over), $8 Students (with current ID)
+ Free to members and children 12 and under (accompanied by an adult)
+ Admission is free on Fridays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Limited edition lithograph prints. Signed + numbered.
