Showing posts with label Pink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Miyazaki in the Iconoclastic Dead



Hey guys! Here's my piece for 'The Iconoclastic Dead' show in Mexico City. It's Miyazaki & Totoro. I painted it with goauche on illustration board.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

The Invader

I am SUPER thrilled to announce my Parisian premiere at 8-Bit Champions TOMORROW NIGHT! 
I am beyond honored to be a part of this amazing show : D Merci Beacoup Chogrin and Thomas!!!
TOMORROW NIGHT!!!!!
Thursday, September 15 · 7:00pm - 10:00pm

LA FLAQ GALLERY
36 rue Quincampoix ( 75004 )
Paris, France

Facebook Event Invite

Monday, April 12, 2010

Princess Bubblegum


I'm glad the deadline was extended it made it possible for me to make an Adventure Time tribute piece. Portrait of Princess bubblegum.

Saturday, September 5, 2009

documentary about show posters

Hey guys, thought some or all of you might be into this. i think it looks pretty awesome and also potentially a little boring. exactly how i like my movies. plus i'm pretty sure i saw brian chippendale in there towards the end.


WWW.DIEDYOUNGSTAYEDPRETTY.COM

Playing at Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia, PA
. Tuesday, November 17th

Tuesday, April 14, 2009


This is my possible entry to the Pink show. This is what pink means to me.
I used to see pink as juvenile, associating the color with Barbies and Tea Parties. As a girl who grew up playing with toys meant for boys, I felt the color was restraining and sexist. It took a male point of view for me to truly understand the mystery of the Pink.


-Love, Jess

Monday, April 13, 2009

PINK


Hello Autumn Society of Phili! Here is my first submission for the PINK exhibit in London, what is more pink than a group of monsters having tea in the forest :D

cheers!

Thursday, April 2, 2009

London 'Pink' Exhibition all welcome


Hi

I am a member of called DIY WOMP (Do It Yourself Word Of Mouth Promotions) who are a platform for emerging artists + musicians. We have an exhibition coming up at 93 Feet East on April 30th, in London, UK and are calling ALL artists to enter.

WOMP also run a magazine. Have a look at our websites and check out the brief below.

www.myspace.com/diy_womp
www.aatmagazine.co.uk

BRIEF:

DIY WOMP's first night at 93 Feet East, Brick Lane was a great sucess, and we will be returning for round 2 on Thursday April 30th! So here is a new brief for you!

'Seeing Pink Elephants'

Calling all illustrators, artists, film-makers and creative’s!
The location of this event will be 93 Feet East's PINK BAR, so we want you to produce some artwork long the theme of PINK. No we don't mean the singer, but if that's what floats your boat then by all means go for it...
If you need a little help then why not turn to trusty Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink

Format: There are no restrictions on format, we always try to accommodate for all of your creative needs so if you have any doubts then please get in touch! If you don't have time to get your work in the post but still wish to submit something then you can email print based work to liz_cummings@live.com to be printed.


The successful applicants will have their work displayed at DIY-WOMP's second event at 93ft East (www.93feeteast.co.uk), which should be bigger and better than the first!

The boring but necessary bit:

The deadline for this brief is April 20th and work will be shown at 93ft East on April 30th.

To submit artworks please email liz_cummings@live.com for a delivery address. For London based artists a drop off point will be arranged to avoid any postage costs, if this applies to you then please get in contact.

For work sent by email to be printed you are agreeing for the work to be used in the exhibition. It will not be reproduced for any other purpose.

By submitting artwork for this event you are agreeing that DIY-WOMP are not responsible for any damage to artwork, we always endeavor to look after the artwork and transport it safely.


THINK PINK!

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

PROCESS: V-DAY Card

Hey everyone!
As some of you know, I do commercial Illustration for different companies from time to time. For the most part this type of Illustration has a super tight deadline (like 6-8 hours) to complete. So I thought I'd share the process for a promotional card I did for a design company, for Valentine's Day. This took me about 8 hours total with sketches, revisions, and prints. Enjoy!

PROCESS


FINAL


Saturday, July 5, 2008

* Robot Portrait *

This was a fun quick portrait I was recently commissioned to do for one of my co-workers. I found this to be a good exercise to do within a day range, also playing with color combination, and more of a simple paper cutout (layered) feel.


Sincerely,

~El Capitan Game, a.k.a Chogrin~

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