Its cool to see illustrators that can do different styles and produce images that don't look all the same. This is the case of Matei Apostolescu. Like the vintage look
After a long time i'm back on the blog. To kick it off again, some amazing illustrations by John Paul Thurlow. Thank you Anna for bringing it to my attention. The face expressions, textures, and curves... rock. His blog: http://johnpaulthurlow.blogspot.com/
I'm interning at Edelkoort Tren Union this semester, and just saw one of Li's forecasting presentations for the first time. Breath taking, inspiring, precise. Can't wait to meet her in December.
This is a modern art auction curated by her. This is what she said:
"the world is focused on design and the discipline is gaining importance everyday. the auction house concept encourages and defends this young market of autonomous pieces, giving opportunities to the one-of-a-kind or vintage industrial to become the new object of desire for collectors. design takes its place next to art and is quickly becoming the discipline of this century. consumers will access design in a new way, and acknowledge not only the function, but also the investment value of objects and develop an emotional connection with them. with this growing enthusiasm for form, we will begin conceiving our homes and studios in a more artistic way with connoisseur connotations... our homes becoming an atelier, gallery or even a private museum." - LE
To see all the images and info on the artists: http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/7577/li-edelkoorts-wish-list-at-pierre-berge-associes-part-2.html
I'm not particularly fond of Michael Kors, but I think his advertising does a great job at portraying his brand, and the lifestyle he has associated with it. A great one for American sportswear.