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Category Archives: illustration
Friday Night Flicks: Shanth Enjeti
Friday Night Flicks for August will focus on artist/illustrators. The series starts with this short flick featuring the work of Shanth Enjeti. Produced as a promo for a special event/open studio, the video gives viewers a look at a number … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Maud Vantours
Tonight’s short flick looks at the working process of Paris-based paper artist Maud Vantours. Vantours has a website and an Instagram account. You might want to spend a few minutes checking out one or both this weekend. You … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Gail Armstrong
For the month of May, Friday Night Flicks will feature artists working with paper as a medium, beginning with London-based illustrator Gail Armstrong. I recommend looking at more of Armstrong’s work this weekend on her Illustrationx page or … Continue reading
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Friday Night Flicks: Lucila Biscione
The final papercut artist for April is Lucila Biscione. This short video by Ayoub Benali shows Biscione at work in her studio and teaching a workshop. I recommend taking a few minutes out of your weekend to take … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Sergio Membrillas, Illustrator
Tonight’s flick is a brief introduction to Spanish illustrator Sergio Membrillas. It gives brief glimpses of his home and workspace, and you learn a little about him. If you want to really look at his work this weekend, … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Marcella Kriebel / Illustrator
Tonight’s flick features the work of Washington, DC based illustrator and watercolour artist Marcella Kriebel. You can check out more of her work this weekend on her website. (There are lovely things to purchase as well as to … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Hannah Warren — Illustrator
We have had quite a few artists books in the past weeks, so I thought I would focus on a particular aspect of the book arts for a change: the art of illustration. Today’s flick features Hannah Warren, an English … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Lesley Randall
If you studied botany in school, or have used a guide to flower and plant identification, you have undoubtedly seen work by someone like Lesley Randall. For Lesley Randall, it’s the details that really make what she does so important. … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Ayesha Gamiet
Tonight’s flick is a brief interview with artist/illustrator/Islamic manuscript illuminator Ayesha Gamiet. In the video she talks about spending a year using the colours of flowers for inspiration in Islamic geometry, then moving beyond that to a more intuitive use … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Tannya Harricks
This week’s flick features artist/illustrator Tannya Harricks from Sydney, Australia, and gives a quick look at her working process. If you would like to see more of Harricks’ work this weekend, you could check out the paintings and … Continue reading