Mother Angel, Edition of 25.

Sometimes when I have time I have fun doing these little brooches. It happened that I sold a box full of them to somebody who just hangs everything on his wall like a piece of art.
Love thinking that you can wear a beautiful and unique utensil on you…

Phil was asked by Tomas from Fugu in the Czech Republic to design some vinyl wall stickers.
Here are a few shots from Phil’s studio with the wall by the desk sporting the samurai themed stickers.
You can see more of the wall stickers at http://www.fugu-design.eu

Sketchbook made during my travels in India.

A selection of mixed media paintings by Eduardo Bertone.

For the past few years I’ve been teaching night classes in the Illustration Department at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). It’s quite an amazing art school, tons of technology, very career-minded. I only teach one class per term, typically for students who are about to graduate: portfolio, self-promo; sometimes editorial illustration. It’s been a lot of fun, and surprisingly has helped me as an illustrator. Having to face those young faces every week, I’ve spent much more time researching other illustrators, industry sites, etc. in an effort to be as informed as possible. Having a reason to get out of the studio has been beneficial as well (my husband is thrilled to see me actually style my hair and wear shoes other than sneaks). The campus is spread throughout historic down-town Savannah, extremely picturesque and inspirational. This photo shows the front door of Morris Hall, where the illustration classes meet.

Hanna Melin has been working on a project about “Nostalgia” for the last month. She was asked by Andrew Bulger to submit to his new gallery “Book Gallery”, Harlem NY, and the upcoming publication of his book under the same name.
The book will feature two artists both using embroidery in their work. Andrew wants to create a book with really good color photographs, so the buyer will be under the impression of nearly touching fabric when turning the pages!
The book will be published in late March.

Andy Potts and John Slade enjoyed a night of live drawing at the ICA on February 4th and here are some photos and a few results from the night. We based the drawings on our music playlist which revolved around film soundtracks and inspiration, these were inspired by Queen’s Flash Gordon theme, Company Flow by Population Control, John Carpenter’s Escape From New York theme and The Sad Skinhead by Faust.

Gi Myao is now launching Batwoman Journal blog, www.batwomanjournal.tumblr.com.

Batwoman Journal will share Gi’s illustrations of the fashion world, also drawings of jotted down thoughts on everyday lives.

Here’s a selection of recent sketchbook work created in-between jobs with pencils and brushpens. A mixture of film inspired doodles and random heads.