“Artist Eda Akaltun was commissioned to produce artwork for this years Film Awards tickets and brochure covers. We asked Eda to interpret this years five Best Film nominees for the covers of our Film Awards brochures.”
via Film Brochure and Ticket Illustrations – Film Awards – Film – The BAFTA site.
Tags: BAFTA, Eda Akaltun, film poster, Illustration, movie poster, poster design
Tags: fonts, Illustration, Mekkanika, posters, Riccardo Sabatini, The Graphic Side of Life, Typography
Enter HereRichmond Illustrators Club is now accepting entries for our 5th Juried Show! The deadline to submit is April 13, 2012. Selected work will be shown at Ghostprint Gallery in Richmond, VA in June 2012. A catalog will be produced and distributed at the show and by request through the club view a PDF from last year’s catalog.
How To Enter
Entries must be submitted through the online form.
Images must be 700 px on the longest side, RGB, 72dpi, JPEG format.
Jurors
Sterling Hundley
Alice Cho
Noah Scalin
George Pratt
Martin Gee
Tags: exhibition, Illustration, R.I.C., Richmond Illustrators Club
T-Shirt Design Contest for the March 2012 Fund DriveWRIR 97.3 LP FM announces its 2012 T-shirt design contest to complement the independent radio station’s upcoming March 2012 Fund Drive. From January 4th – February 3rd 2012, WRIR will solicit designs from local as well as national artists. If chosen, the winner’s artwork will appear on the hundreds of T-shirts worn by WRIR supporters. The contest winner will receive WRIR’s top fundraiser package, and will be credited on-air and online throughout the Fund Drive. This will be the only t-shirt design contest this year. If you want the chance to have your art on the front of the nicest people in Richmond, be sure to send us your design by February 3rd.
Tags: design contest, fund drive, Richmond, RVA, t-shirt design, WRIR
Illustrator Wade Mickley is putting up a series of ‘digital doodles’ over at his fancy ‘b+log.‘ Wade does some really great work…well worth checking out…
Sunrise Ocean Bender gets some new eye candy…
Tags: Illustration, Mr. Atavist, Recent Work, RVA, Sunrise Ocean Bender, WRIR
Tags: Mr. Atavist, prog rock, Psych rock, RVA, Space rock, Sunrise Ocean Bender, WRIR
The other job scored a tasty back and forth with Steven Cerio…printmaker, illustrator (think The Residents for only one point of entry), filmmaker, ringleader and brains behind improg-sters Atlantic Drone…He’s a dizzy talent and a hell of a gentlemen. Head on over…split milk and ids, free association, Rick Wakemen’s wardrobe, mac & cheese and much, much more…
“I’ve been trying to replace detail with big gestures. My brain is having trouble with it but I’ll keep trying. I enjoy the residue of hard labor in detail, but I enjoy the residue of hard thinking even more.”
Tags: Atlantic Drone, Illustration, interview, Mr. Atavist, poster design, prog rock, Psych rock, Steven Cerio
A recent spot wrapped up for Richmond Magazine on the WxRisk and the growing ‘weatherati’…thanks for checking in…
Tags: editorial illustration, Illustration, Recent Work, Richmond Magazine, RVA, Weatherati, Wxrisk
“ELKADER, Iowa—If it ain’t broke… why fix it? The digital music craze may one day totally erase all evidence of the physical album. But the record cover will always remain an icon to music (and art) lovers everywhere. Which is why the “rules” of this year’s Thirty Three and a Third (point two) Art Show remain the same as last.
Starting on Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011, Schera’s Fine Art in Elkader will host the first leg of the Thirty Three and a Third Point Two Art Show. The show features 33 and a third different artists and designers reinterpreting and re-imagining existing album covers in their own unique style. The size of each piece is 12” by 12” (the size of a vinyl LP), and the Iowa participants, along with many featured national and international artists, are using a variety of different media to come up with their covers.
Local illustrator and designer Dana Lechtenberg created and is once again curating the show, and his 5-year-old daughter, Emmalene, will be the final “third” artist rounding out the 33 and a third participants. “Last year’s response to the show was amazing,” Lechtenberg says. “The international coverage we received blew me away. We even had a magazine in Tokyo write a story on the show. This year is shaping up to be just as good as last year. The submissions have been incredible so far.”
Tags: 33.3 Art Show, album art, album covers, Dana Lechtenberg, Illustration, Schera’s Fine Art
