Lee Crutchley is a graphic designer and illustrator with a passion for quotes. His Quoteskine blog of illustrated quotes has travelled far and wide and soon his first book Quoteskine Volume One will be available to buy. You can see more of Lee’s work on his flickr account or by visiting his website. Thanks go to the FAKE magazine blog where we noticed this. … [Read more…]
Natalie Lines, according to her bio, is: a self-taught illustrator based in the Midlands. Her recent projects have been for Dorothy Perkins, House of Fraser and Lady Gaga for V magazine. Natalie’s on Twitter and has a profile on Behance.
From the Supersonic website: Capsule are currently putting together a zine about all things Supersonic and we’re looking for illustrators to contribute. If you’re interested, please contact admin@capsule.org.uk by 16th August and we can send you more details. Capsule’s previous zines are on Issuu, in case you wanted to have a look. Open publication – Free … [Read more…]
Amanda’s blog, Snowflake Blueprints, is a world of plushies (she takes commissions), poetry and hirsute lovers. She’s studying illustration at BIAD. This is Sunny:
Pointe Blank is: An exhibition of original images inspired by the story of Coppélia. In a first-of-its-kind project for Birmingham Royal Ballet, 27 artists and designers have been invited to produce individual pieces of artwork based upon toymaker Doctor Coppélius, and his attempts to breathe life into his most prized creation The exhibition has been pulled … [Read more…]
Apparently that’s our own fair Bullring in the picture above, albeit with a fair amount of retouching done. And a horde of bloodthirsty zombies running amok. [insert predictable joke here] In case you don’t already know of it, Dead Rising is a computer game. Fluid did the branding for the advertising, POS, packaging and so on.
I’ve just been catching up on what Moyma‘s been doing. The answer seems to be a new series called The Adventures of P Chiddy. Here’s the latest: This piece is a paradoxical view on engagement, the dialectical infringement of time and its juxtaposition of that paradox within a social time enhanced framework…or maybe its a … [Read more…]
Luke Brookes is an illustrator based in Birmingham. His work has a mythical feel, with a focus of fictional characters, along with short stories to accompany some of his pieces. This a cute one about a bear and a fisherman. He also has a really fun website, complete with rainbows, clouds and a hot air … [Read more…]