Michelle Thompson, Andy Potts, Stephen Ledwidge, Mario Wagner, Dean Gorissen and Chris Pyle are in 3×3’s Annual ProShow Competition.
The Meat Market Gallery presents Mario Wagner at the SCOPE Hamptons.
Returning for its fourth year to the East End, SCOPE Hamptons will transform the 25,000 square-foot East Hampton Studios into a world-class art fair and destination-location coinciding with the 15th Annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit. SCOPE is a major contributor to the Hamptons most celebrated weekend of art. Centrally located and inches from seasoned and emerging collector’s homes, East Hamptons Studio is SCOPE’s home away from home for the New York and international art enthusiast. With over 40 international established and emerging contemporary galleries from over 15 countries, SCOPE will present a full schedule of special events, performances and screenings, alongside museum-quality programming, creating what has become “The Hamptons Weekend of Art.”
Unisource Canada Inc. announced that our Anna Goodson Management - Fall 2007 Promo was chosen as winner of Corporate Brochure category in the Nuar’s competition.
AGM would like to welcome our newest motion artist Eloisa Iturbe. Eloisa has branded and re-branded TV channels, created id’s, designed and animated main titles, dressed up promos, with a no-nonsense approach. She has worked for a number of clients including the National Geographic Channel, Fox, MTV, Vh1, Cosmopolitan, V-Me.
Click here to view Eloisa Iturbe’s profile.
News posted - Saturday, July 12th, 2008
Here are some photos from AGM’s recent road-trip to the illustration conference, ICON5.
To see more please visit Anna Goodson’s personal blog.
News posted - Sunday, July 6th, 2008
Do you think you’re too old to be an illustrator?
I did have the answer to this written down somewhere. Now where did I put it…? Longevity in this profession isn’t any particular advantage, but there are distinct disadvantages. Being asked to draw in what I recognise as an old, abandoned style can be a difficult pill to swallow. Self-doubt sets in, and I have to bolster myself up by artificial means.
Possibly the greatest disadvantage to having a few professional years under your belt is nothing more remarkable than the industry’s clamour for novelty, for new names and new techniques. I know a couple of illustrators who have reinvented themselves, producing new bodies of work which they have marketed under pseudonyms. I can see nothing wrong with this practice, but could not do it myself. I wouldn’t know which of me was answering the phone.
But no, I’m not too old.
How much has the industry you love changed with the event of the digital age?
You mean illustration? I love working digitally, although I’m sometimes a little resentful that a style of drawing which took me years to develop using technical pens, airbrushes and lightboxes, is now so immediately available courtesy of Adobe. But what a box of tricks! I don’t believe that the fact that so many of us use the same software has caused homogenisation, any more than the airbrush made all airbrush art similar. I do though see a lot of work which I read as more computer than illustrator, and perhaps there might be a case for teaching restraint. I wish I’d grown up with technology and were more at ease with it, but I manage. I rarely see printed versions of my commercial work these days, it used to be a courtesy afforded by clients, to return artwork and some printed samples. Read more…
This is a recent illustration Isabelle did for Poder Magazine’s June/July issue.
Andy Potts was recently Interviewed by Advanced Photoshop magazine about his use of mixed media in my work.
This is Marta Antelo’s recent editorial illustration for the Boston Globe Magazine.
Andy Potts did the cover design and a selection from ten illustrations created for Italian manufacturing company Carraro’s Annual Report.
Stephen Ledwidge is exhibiting as part of ‘Candy Karaoke’ which opens on July 19th in Monster Truck Gallery, Dublin. Candy Karaoke sees over 70 of Ireland’s leading creatives reimagine their favourite album covers.
This is a recent illustration Chris Pyle did for Rhode Island Monthly.
Jay Taylor was recently featured on Communication Arts website.
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