In a couple of weeks time we’re hosting an exhibition of the amazing work of our good friend Niels Oeltjen (aka Nails) in our studio. Read more
As a 15 year old, Raymond Arnold was given his first proper set of paints by ‘‘the thinnest man I ever knew’’ – a former prisoner of war in a Japanese camp. Read more
I had the pleasure of stumbling into Flinders Lane Gallery earlier in the week to encounter the work of Terri Brooks. Seeing is believing.
GO FONT UR SELF* is dedicated to exploring and pushing the diverse range of techniques employed in type design of past, present and future through original pieces of work from talented typographers worldwide. Great site and interesting blog. Exhibition of works by the likes of Mike Perry and Emil Kozak opening this coming thursday at Don’t Come in Melbourne.
Some interesting minimal painting devices here from artist Richard Roth.
We’ve just got back a fantastic job from the printer and the bookbinder. A catalogue of works from the Wardlow gallery artist in residence Stephan Balleux.
The book is 74 pages, pad bound with a thick leather cover; embossed with a black foil, handmade by the clever folks at Irwin & McLaren. It’s a real pleasure to work with craftsmen (and women!) who are dedicated to preserving the tradition and craft of binding.
Regino Gonzales is primarily a tattoo artist by trade but also has an amazing set of paintings on his site. See Regnyc.com.
Amazing, jewellery and other crafted objects here at Black Sheep and Prodigal Sons. Especially The Abandoned Comb Amulet which has been created to highlight the mass dissappearance of honey bees worldwide.
Awesome shots from the Brooklyn studio of Australian artist Anthony Lister here.
I’ve got a pair of hand painted skate decks in this years No Comply skate deck art show. The show includes 170 individual pieces by 80 artists. Launch party is this Friday the 7th of November, 7pm until 10pm at No Vacancy Gallery, Red Cape Lane, QV, Melbourne. For all the details see the No Comply site. — Andy
