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Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Film, Art and everything in between: Panda Kids
There are many ways to prepare for an interview. Reading articles, interviews and blog posts are the most common among them. But to prepare for my meeting with Laura Cherrygrove and Joost Leliveld I did something every single one of you has probably done before: I stalked them on Facebook.
Art: Interview - Charlie Anderson
“Since graduating in 2009, Charlie Anderson has pissed off art collectors, curators, graffiti writers, three world-renowned artists, been threatened by a leading London gallerist, and has been punched in the face by an Edinburgh artist.”
– via Facebook
Few artists have the ability to portray contemporary life like Charlie Anderson does through his artwork - huge images of billboards created solely by painting. Charlie has worked with Ringo Starr in association with the Knot Violence Foundation, won several prized and is admired by many, a surprising turn for someone who hated painting until his final year of College.
Read on for more pictures and an interview.
Art: Support Andy J. Miller
In September we had the pleasure to work with Andy J. Miller, he wrote the article What Makes Art Quality for us.
Since April he has been posting a character from his world NOD every weekday on his blog Day-After-Day in NOD. The project is planned for a year. Instead of them dissappearing somewhere in the blogosphere when the project is over, he hopes to make every character into 4"x6" 3 color screen prints.
This is where you can help.
Visit kickstarter.com for more information. Every little bit can help (plus you can get some really cool stuff for pledging at least $5) At least $4000 must be pledged by November 17th or the project will not be funded.
Since April he has been posting a character from his world NOD every weekday on his blog Day-After-Day in NOD. The project is planned for a year. Instead of them dissappearing somewhere in the blogosphere when the project is over, he hopes to make every character into 4"x6" 3 color screen prints.
This is where you can help.
