Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

February 8, 2012

announcing...

Our temporary website is finally up!  While we work on more images of our projects and a new, prettier website, this one will have to hold you over.


The newest addition to our portfolio is a set of wedding invitations for our dear friend Molly... it was so much fun working on these with her.  The graphic was inspired by a fabric she found last year, which she will now be using as tablecloths (octagons on round tables, so clever and perfect for the geometric feel!) at her summer nuptuals.  We took it, refined it a bit, moved it around and voila!  The perfect elegant and understated look for her wedding.  Looking forward to doing more wedding invitations in the future!  What an exciting time in someone's life to be a part of. 








January 25, 2012

live art


the latest show by Dries van Noten was amazing.. not only because of the amazing collars on those crisp white shirts but because of the live art that was going on in the background.  Such great bold patterns and different illustrations and it seems to all have been done by those large foam wedge brush things we all love to hate!  (has anyone else out there ruined a good carpet with the huge drips off those foam wedge things?!)  anyways, the featured jacket has a similar print and we just LOVE it too.  enjoy!  click here to see the video of the show



January 6, 2012

roomba

do you remember the amazing invention of the robotic vacuum cleaner a few years ago?  the roomba?  we can't lie, we got one.  and we loved it.  and now we love it even more.  although they are not the strongest vacuums they are now the most artistic.  long exposure photos have now brought them to a whole new level.  we love these prints and want to put one in our office!

roomba-art

October 30, 2011

graphics

We've just returned from a long holiday in Italy, Croatia, and Montenegro!  Needless to say, we are overflowing with ideas and photos and ancient inspiration.  But before we dive into that we want to share this new artist discovery with you.  Recently we've expanded the business and begun doing some graphic design work (totally unexpected and unplanned but when a dear friend asks for help, we answer!) and it has reawakened our graphic art senses.  That is why Dave Murray really stood out when we scrolled through the most recent installment of Decurate (a really good online weekly magazine- decurate.com ).  Seeing his path of work demonstrates the depth and detail of the pieces.  The pieces would be a perfect addition to a bachelor pad with a neutral palette to add some funky color.  Polyguy 2 is our favorite... the anonymity makes it mysterious and that much more interesting