Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Visual Ping-Pong



This is a crackin' wee project that is going on from London to Berlin, which eye magazine has written about. I was thinking of trying to start something like it for my final project if anyone is interested in a bit of visual table tennis??

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Lorraine Fox

via Today's Inspiration. Lorraine Fox was an illustrator working in the 1950s and her work still looks amazingly fresh today.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Josh Cochran illustrations for Dubai Metro


This is a quite awe-inspiring example of illustration being used on a massive scale!

Friday, March 19, 2010

lizzie ridout / welcome





Thought I'd chuck in abit of typography - I really like Lizzie Ridout's style and ideas for projects.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Kelly Sears





Kelly Sears has an lovely collage style of film making.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

PBS biographies





This is a fantastic series of biographies by PBS which gives you an interesting insight into the ideas and work of a vast range of artists and designers, and gives you a great excuse to procrastinate "productively".

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Scissors

Set your gazers on this

Good Advice from Keri Smith

From the Wish Jar, the blog of artist Keri Smith.

Baysan Yuksel

Baysan Yuksel is an artist and illustrator based in Istanbul. See more of her work at her website.

Friday, March 12, 2010

Wieght Watchers cards 1974







Yummy

Tara Cooper




Just came across these images by Ms Tara Cooper who was my screen printing tutor in Toronto. Here is a wee bit about the work found on the ever interesting Mocoloco Web site:

Off-Season is an homage by Tara Cooper to Panama City Beach, Florida and the migratory habits of the retired. Cooper's 95-year-old grandmother is a snowbird who has made the annual journey to the south an important part of her life for many years. But as time rolls by, many friends are no longer present and the shine is wearing off the area. The clubby atmosphere is fading, along with the energies, but the temperate climate is still a draw. The cyclical nature of a resort town past its prime is reflected in this bittersweet work.

Margaret Kilgallen



There is a great wee bio film of her and her friend Barry McGee along with some other artists (including a personal favourite Richard Serra) here.