I’m a fan of Jeremiah Ketner’s prints sold in his shop.
The Chicago-based visual artist draws inspiration from Japanese aesthetics, packaging design, magazine ads and urban graffiti and recently put up a few special edition wooden toys painted with acrylic up for sale — you can view the whole collection here.
Patrick Gildersleeves is a UK illustrator who just recently started selling in Etsy — although it’s just one, his limited edition print, Peeky in the tent hole is now for sale.
I love his blog that’s full of wacky drawings, and it’s where he lets people take a peek into his sketchbook. The best bit? He likes to draw from a limited palette of colors and it’s great to see how he brings his work to life.
A personal favourite has got to be his triptych entitled Shibuya Cabinyo for the Dangerfunboys Expo in Bristol recently. This here is the first in the series, so be sure to head on over to his blog to see the rest.
I realized that all my recent links had some sort of bird print in them — unintentional of course… and so do my banner! But to cap it off, here’s part deux of lovely birdy finds around Etsy that I would want in my home.
Above:
Cabin’s woodburned coin bank – bird and egg
Left to right:
LowmanJLL’s Chit Chat Birds Canvas Tote
Deadbird’s Petit Wall Hanging
Left to right:
Birdversusbird’s Towhee Coin Purse-Made of Salvaged Banner
Artgoodies’ block print wood thrush stuffie
Left to right:
Berkeleyillustration’s Cardinal print
Gennine’s Don Matias owl print
Pleasebestill’s Birdcage – Painted Ladies Series Print
