The animation I illustrated was part of the London Short Film Festival, was a great event!
http://shortfilms.org.uk/events/2012-01-12-new-shorts-16-music-video
MCCARTNEY THE ALBUM STORY
An innovative mix of archive photography, home movie footage and animation, Paul narrates the story surrounding the break up of The Beatles and the conception of his solo album..
Mister Magpie and I made these Christmas cards togeather, each comes with a tea bag inside! We are selling them on Etsy:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/87468044/tea-bag-hold-xmas-card-set-of-4-cards
www.mistermagpie.com is tokyo based online tea towel shopping site.
Let’s select your favorite tea bag and make perfect gift for Xmas day!
Size : 100 x 100mm
Set of 4 cards (tea bags not included)
Matt coated paper / 180g
Dough-nate! I have work in this fund raising auction at Nottingham Trent University on Friday 2nd Dec, 6-9pm, Hopkinson Gallery. Come along if you’re in town! http://weneeddough.tumblr.com/
I have work in ‘Print Clubs’ new exhibition “12 Prints”, All prints are signed, embossed, edition of 50 and sold at £45 rsvp@printclublondon.com to join us for the private view on Thursday 1st Dec 6-9pm! X
I designed this picnic bag for a Korean beer called Hite Beer!
Tags: Flowers
DB90 is a shared studio space in North East London. We are all independent practitioners, yet we share a commitment to creating a space for ideas, collaborations and table tennis tournaments. This site shows the breadth of our individual practices as well as collaborations.
Here is an interview I did for Ideas Tap about starting out as an illustrator.
A picnic blanket featuring my tea cups, for South Korea’s Hyundai Department Store.
BIG Tea cups for a wall in Saatchi & Saatchi London’s new cafe area.
Tags: saatchi, tea, wall drawing
I’ve done some of the illustrations for Paul McCartney’s new album, with www.studioshowandtell.com.
A few of them can be seen at the beginning of this trailer…
Tags: Animation, Beatles, line drawings, Music, Paul McCartney
Tags: japan, risograph print, vending
Have a look at my new shop. There are greetings cards, tea towels and cushions, as well as prints and original art work! http://www.henniehaworth.co.uk/shop
Artists have created beautiful designs that can be made into origami cranes. A donation to the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund will allow you to download a design with instructions to guide you in making a crane.
http://www.onethousandcranesforjapan.com/
Tags: earthquake, floral, japan, pattern
Tags: earth quake, fundraising, japan
Biblioteksgatan 10, Stockholm.
25th-27th March 2011. Friday 25th: Fair for Advertising, web and design agencies and customers. Saturday-Sunday 26th-27th: Open to the public.
Tags: fabric, tea, textile prints
An Article about me and my drawings I did whilst in Japan in this months Computer Arts Magazine.
Recently I collaborated with Link on their premier product, the Furoshiki cloth.
Link is a Los Angeles and Tokyo-based collective that aims to cross cultures and generations by bringing beautiful and functional products from Japan to the world, and from the world to Japan.
September sees the launch of our debut product, the furoshiki – a beautiful, traditional Japanese wrapping cloth, with a contemporary twist.
Visit www.thelinkcollective.com for purchasing information and tips on how to use and care for the product, including step-by-step instructions for simple wrapping and tying techniques.
I’ve spent the last 4 months in Japan, and here is some drawings I have done here. I want to add more to the collection soon!
Tags: drink, japan, vending machine
Im selling this 4 color screen print at Nelly Duff gallery.
Tags: pattern, plate, screen print, tea
Here are some more Vending machines, which Id like to make into screen prints….
Tags: japan, screen print, vending machine
Soup Magzine
I was recently featured in Japan’s Soup magazine. Discussing my illustration career and my recent work in the magazine’s Real Life section.
I am was one of 40 artists participating in Blackout Blisters, the third annual exhibition for Print Club London. This year, artists were invited to contribute 40 signed silk-screened prints, each incorporating a glow-in-the-dark element in the design. The first night of the exhibition the venue will be in complete darkness, allowing the artwork to truly shine. It runs from Friday, December 3rd until Sunday, December 5th.
Signed silk-screened prints will be available for £40.
If you cant make it there’s still one available to buy form here:
www.printclublondon.com/index.php/shop/vending_machine
Tags: drink, japan, screen print, vending machine
Bradburys, a new gallery in Dalston, East London, selling vintage film posters and work form Local artists. I am selling these 2 prints here.
Peter Findlay
Bradbury’s Print & Poster Gallery
10c Bradbury Street
Dalston
London
N16 8JN
