Have you seen the wonderful imagination behind the Boxdoodle project? I think it’s super fun and inventive — all you need is a box and lots and lots of imagination.
Jeannette Ordas is a Vancouver, BC based illustrator and designer and she makes adorable note cards, gift tags and calendars for her shop The Beautiful Project. I think this card is very thoughtful, since I just came from the park and it seems like a lot of people needs some reminding about some picnic Ps and Qs.
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+ Here’s a book I’d love to get my hands on: The Red Shoes by Eleri Glass.
+ Scarecrow by John Casey is a 6” x 9” book that showcases his unique brand of fantastic and grotesque illustration, which will be released this Thursday night (perfect for Halloween!)
+ If you love yourself some Poladoodle prints from Lilacmoon Studio, now’s the time — Jinnie is having her first Etsy sale and you can get them at 20% off!
+ And here’s a couple more links to having animals on your walls without the guilt — feltidermy and Rachel Denny {via My Love for You}. You can see the other links here and here.
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I’ll be writing a special review of a book after this, so do check back!
James Gulliver Hancock is an artist trained in Visual Communications in Sydney, Australia who’s work (as his namesake) has traveled the whole world over. He was involved in artist projects and residencies in Indonesia, Austria, France, the U.K. and America and is currently located in Los Angeles — working on projects in Europe, America and Australia.
From his website:
His work is conceptually driven and is concerned with confusions of perception and embraces personal subjectivity. Born to psychologist parents he draws from an analysis of hyperchondria, obsession, and hyper-awareness. Throughout this investigation his work maintains a consistent charm, whimsy and poetic graphic sensibility.
There’s also wonderful things in his shop, such as posters screenprinted by hand and a print for each calendar month.
