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Online Portfolios on Behance. We chat to Vice New York art editor and illustrator Nick Gazin. Vice’s New York art editor and illustrator Nick Gazin tells us his ideal clients at the moment are “adult film actresses.”
He once worked up some logo designs for Andy San Dimas, the US porn star, and he reckons he’d “be really into doing more art for adult film actresses. I just want to draw naked ladies.” However, Nick’s far from discontented with what he’s already done. He says: “For the most part the people I have already worked for are the companies, bands and people that I admire the most.” And all this has been achieved from the bedroom of his apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, alongside his cat. Nick Gazin: Talkin About the Boards You’ve almost definitely seen Nick’s work – it’s all over Vice, of course, but it was also on one of your favourite record sleeves of 2013, the eponymous release from Run the Jewels.
“What makes Vice good, to me, is that it dictates what it considers to be good or cool and the audience can either accept or reject it.” Nick Gazin: Wavves, Role-Models. Big Cartel Examples. Whether they’re starting a passionate side project, or making a full-time living selling unique goods online, over 500,000 artists and makers have used Big Cartel to easily set up shop and get back to doing what they love.
Here are a few of our favorites. Leah Goren When illustrator Leah Goren created a cat print in 2010, her designs quickly got attention from bloggers and press. She’s been selling scarves, ceramics, and (you guessed it) plenty of cat designs from her Brooklyn, New York studio ever since. Winding Wheel Supply Looking for a better way to carry the tools of his trade, drummer Kenny Bozich created a custom stick roll, which led him to a passion for leatherwork. Pelle Jean and Oliver Pelle create beautiful nature-inspired lighting, furniture, and other objects. Herriott Grace Lance Herriott initially created hand-carved spoons for his daughter, Nikole. Swinj Leah Goren Winding Wheel Supply. 307 Temporary Redirect. Cultures Maison. Arts & Crafts. The Arts and Crafts Movement The Arts and Crafts Movement originated in Britain during the late 19th century and was characterized by a style of decoration reminiscent of medieval times.
The primary artist associated with the movement is William Morris, whose work was reinforced with writings from John Ruskin. The movement placed a high importance on the quality of craftsmanship while emphasizing the importance for the arts to contribute to economic reform. Morris was instrumental in the founding of Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co., which would later evolve to just Morris & Co.. Morris & Co. and their publishing division Kelmscott Press contributed much of the work that is associated with the Arts and Crafts movement. Cowper Rose, Sydney, Australia Standen House, Designed by Phillip Roth, 1891 William Morris, Tulip and Willow, 1873 The Nature of the Gothic, Printed by William Morris, 1892.
Sean 04 - SEAN. Giuseppe Penone Giuseppe Penone was born in Garessio, in the province of Cuneo.
He keeps a studio in Turin and teaches at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. In the first of his numerous writings, Penone asked himself emblematically whether the earth could assimilate and express the human. Ever since, the artist has continued to question himself about the earth, understood as a universal substance. From his earliest works of the later 1960s to the present, Penone's output has been dominated by a concern for the phenomenas of nature...