Thursday, March 5, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Children's book illustrations --- in progress
spot illustration in progess. I'm still trying to figure out the color palette for this one
Shoboshobo for H&M
Alright, I feel a little ridiculous blogging about the company I work for, so I'm going to start off by saying that I am not using this post as a means to promote H&M (even though they are a pretty great company) I merely would like to share with you some new, TOTALLY BOSS, "Art By" garments, which just so happen to come from H&M, one of the companies I work for.
H&M's latest Art By (a collaboration between H&M and up-and-coming creative talent) is from Shoboshobo - a French fine artist (Mehdi Hercberg) whose work teeters between cute and disturbing (a fine combination)
We got our shipment of Shoboshobo's H&M line earlier this week, but today was the first time I had seen it, (although apparently it was released in Europe and larger U.S cities on Feb. 12th) and was totally amazed. Pretty much everyone I work with thinks the line is a little "too weird" or "gross", which is funny because that's exactly what I think is so great about it. Thus, I am now the proud owner of 2 Shoboshobo garments.
Each shirt comes with a different button, on a tag with the artist's name and website.
Here is the full line (image taken from Shoboshobo.com)
Designs are for both Men and Women, in H&M's Divided line. Women's sizes 2-12, Men's sizes S-XL
Check out some other work by Shoboshobo
Cheers!
-K-
H&M's latest Art By (a collaboration between H&M and up-and-coming creative talent) is from Shoboshobo - a French fine artist (Mehdi Hercberg) whose work teeters between cute and disturbing (a fine combination)
We got our shipment of Shoboshobo's H&M line earlier this week, but today was the first time I had seen it, (although apparently it was released in Europe and larger U.S cities on Feb. 12th) and was totally amazed. Pretty much everyone I work with thinks the line is a little "too weird" or "gross", which is funny because that's exactly what I think is so great about it. Thus, I am now the proud owner of 2 Shoboshobo garments.
Each shirt comes with a different button, on a tag with the artist's name and website.
Here is the full line (image taken from Shoboshobo.com)
Designs are for both Men and Women, in H&M's Divided line. Women's sizes 2-12, Men's sizes S-XL
Check out some other work by Shoboshobo
Cheers!
-K-
Monday, February 23, 2009
Greg Kadel video film
We all know that I am a huge fan of Mel Kadel and her lovely drawings but perhaps I am a little behind, having just discovered she also has a very talented brother, Greg who is a famous fashion photographer.
I wanted to share with you a video from Greg's site, titled "Catherine"
So beautiful. So Amazing.
Also reminds me of Sean
Anyway, enjoy!
I wanted to share with you a video from Greg's site, titled "Catherine"
So beautiful. So Amazing.
Also reminds me of Sean
Anyway, enjoy!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
T-Shirt now on Palmercash.com
So just a quick note.
Awhile back I was contacted by Palmercash about designing some t-shirts for them. Out of curiosity I looked on the website tonight to discover that one of my shirts is now up for sale
Personally, I'm not so sure about the mustard yellow t-shirt it's being printed on, but perhaps there is an option to change that (I must do more digging to find out, but I don't have the time at the moment)
I'm not sure when the other shirts will be up for grabs, but I'll certainly make a note of it when they are.
cheers!
karen
Awhile back I was contacted by Palmercash about designing some t-shirts for them. Out of curiosity I looked on the website tonight to discover that one of my shirts is now up for sale
Personally, I'm not so sure about the mustard yellow t-shirt it's being printed on, but perhaps there is an option to change that (I must do more digging to find out, but I don't have the time at the moment)
I'm not sure when the other shirts will be up for grabs, but I'll certainly make a note of it when they are.
cheers!
karen
Monday, February 16, 2009
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