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Showing posts with label Artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artists. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 August 2007
Joe Rogers
http://www.myspace.com/wsa_collective
Chris Bourke
http://www.thisisours.co.uk/
http://www.spineskateboarding.co.uk/
Sarah Coulston new prints
new originals
Saturday, 4 August 2007
toys!
I'm dabbling into the scary world of toys and collectables, we have the rather splendid cup of tea fella by Matt Jones and some origonal Qee's by Posh, as well as the plush toys by Monstersmonsters and Tsz that we've had in for a while.
http://www.lunartic.com/Tuesday, 31 July 2007
Lizz Lunney
http://www.lizzlizz.com
Monday, 30 July 2007
Concrete Hermit
If you could 2
Just in, if you could do anything tommorow what would it be book 2! If You Could Issue 2 is the result of an open call for entries in response to the established question, 'If you could do anything tomorrow, what would it be?'. After an overwhelming response, 112 artists' submissions are included in a full colour, perfect bound publication.
James Bourne
http://www.nowherenorth.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/them_lot
Emma Duggan
New Brooches, cards, cushions, prints and bags by Emma Duggan. Emma is a textile based artist and designer living in Birmingham. She produces fashion accessories, illustrative/art pieces, greetings cards and jewellery. The work spans across the disciplines of illustration and textile design.
http://www.bitsnbobs.info/eduggan/
Saturday, 19 May 2007
Waste Yourself
http://www.wasteyourself.com/
Saturday, 12 May 2007
Tsz on Toast
This is hard to write as Tsz (pronounced chee) is one of the founding members of the Outcrowd and I'm obviously completely biased. I could write an S.A. on how great she is with her hand knitted creatures, t-shirts, bags, books and brooches, let alone her fantastic illustrations and unique style, but I'll let her work talk for itself. She creates a visual diary on her website which is great, i highly recommend wasting time at work mooching through these delightful observations and ideas. She's back in Hong Kong at the moment and we all miss her loads.
SCRAWL COLLECTIVE


October 2006 we celebrated the release of a new set of Limited prints with an exhibition by the scrawl collective, the granddaddies and pioneers of scratchy, doodley street art who also have recently launched their new website as well as the collection of limited edition screen prints. Following up the Scrawl Collectives first major group show in 2 years which Launched the re-vamped website and the recently issued Ltd edition screen prints by 9 of the agencies most celebrated artists, we brought the Scrawl Collectives biggest talents to Birmingham, The show included work by Will Barras, Mr. Jago, Steff Plaetz, Phlash and Danny Sangra. Scrawl Collective have been at the centre of the urban art explosion since 1999 and continue to set the highest standards in the field of art, design and illustration. We continue working closely with the Scrawl Collective, stocking the entire range of prints including work by new artists such as our very own Chris Bourke.
Sarah Ray
http://www.sarahray.co.uk/
Saturday, 5 May 2007
House of Poodle, Needles and Hooks, Concrete Lawn
Penfold
http://www.mrpenfold.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/gresh
Saturday, 21 April 2007
nous vous collective
http://www.myspace.com/thenousvouscollective
Saturday, 14 April 2007
"New Rave" Nick
Miss Led
Returning to the art of drawing and painting after a huge 8 year gap joanna henly’s alter ego, ‘miss led’ was conceived in may 2006 as a tentative platform and springboard to a more playful and whimsical style of expression. Awarded a business scholarship for ‘miss led’ in October 2006 joanna’s aim was to develop the role of artist/illustrator into a multi-disciplinary, legitimate, full-time profession. creating work either in the studio or on her dining room table, listening mostly to jazz, 70’s garage rock and film scores and drinking copious amounts of tea; ‘miss led’ is going from strength to strength and feeling pretty happy about her future.
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