Showing posts with label illustrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrations. Show all posts
8.17.2017
3.06.2017
+ Keep Kentucky Kind this Derby season
Wow, it's 2017! So much has been changing and happening that I have fallen off blogging, but I am still here!
I am launching a small t-shirt company on threadless.com and this is one of my first designs, inspired by Kentucky Derby shirts we wore growing up in the 80's and 90's, and my love of hand lettering and fonts. The derby is such an exciting time in Louisville and I wanted to create a design that celebrates what we love about the derby, while standing up for diversity. Let's be proud of our ciy, our love, and our diverse pcitizens! There are lots of colorful options for t shirts with this orginial illustration on them, check it out! www.lightningminded.threadless.com
I am launching a small t-shirt company on threadless.com and this is one of my first designs, inspired by Kentucky Derby shirts we wore growing up in the 80's and 90's, and my love of hand lettering and fonts. The derby is such an exciting time in Louisville and I wanted to create a design that celebrates what we love about the derby, while standing up for diversity. Let's be proud of our ciy, our love, and our diverse pcitizens! There are lots of colorful options for t shirts with this orginial illustration on them, check it out! www.lightningminded.threadless.com
10.26.2014
10.21.2014
10.17.2014
+ “Qualia” by Tiffany Bozic
Opens Thurs, Oct 16, 6-8p:
Joshua Liner Gallery, 540 W28th St, NYC
Bozic explores the notion of how we perceive information and experience the world around us. “I call this show Qualia,” says Bozic, “which refers to individual subjective properties of our own conscious experiences. The way you experience the color blue will be different from how another person experiences it. We will never know what it feels like for a fish to swim, or a bird to fly. It is impossible to know what subjective experiences another person or species is having. I find it fascinating that we co-exist on this planet with millions of other living beings, and that we understand little of how they see, feel, and experience the world in their own consciousness.” - thru Nov 15
+ Count Franz Graf von Pocci’s Viola Tricolor: In Pictures and Rhyme (1875, Germany)
Franz Pocci (1807–1876) was Bavarian court official but also a puppeteer, Marionette theater director, illustrator, poet, and playwright. Viola Tricolor's proto-Surrealist anthropomorphic pansies appear to be his best-remembered work. Read more about Pocci at wikipedia and see this website for more of his illustration work.
10.08.2014
9.20.2014
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