Andy Bridge, illustration, illustrator, artist. Portfolio — Maude White Brave Bird Paperwork. The Lady Loves to Cut: Maude White | Illustration Concentration. Elephant, cut paper, © Maude White I met artist Maude White at Grit N Glory on NYC’s Lower East Side at an opening reception for Carrier Pigeon Magazine. Her medium is cut paper. She illustrated “The Girl Who was Struck by Lightning,” a quite peculiar short story by Chris Stanton. If there is a literary genre called Backwoods Surreal Noir, this story fits the bill.
Art: Maude White Text: Chris Stanton Carrier Pigeon Issue #9 Designer: Amanda Bixler I’m a professor, so I naturally asked Maude where she studied. Hand, cut paper, © Maude White 2013 I emailed her a few questions and apologized for the rather dumb one I asked her at the gallery. “No worries about the college question! Maude White at Grits N Glory Who are your artistic influences? “I am influenced by my mother’s art a great deal. How did you become an illustrator for Carrier Pigeon? “I met Russ (Spitkovsky, Editor-in-chief ) at the Book Fest at the Western NY Book Arts Center in Buffalo last summer. Wild, cut paper, © Maude White. Artist: Marta Wakula-Mac.
Artist: Marta Wakula-Mac Illustration Friday participant Marta Wakula-Mac does wonderful etchings. The rest of her work is amazingly beautiful as well. Definitely have a peek! See more on her: Blog | Other blog. Minimal Movie Posters by Chungkong. Netherlands based Chungkong is a graphic designer creating adverts and brand identities for clients, and by night he becomes a poster creating mad man. His language for his work is really a simple and humorous one that helps him to demonstrate his unique imagination. Chungkong strips the subjects down to their bare bones and brings them to life in vibrant and playful designs, covering a variety of subjects from cult movies, geek art, books and sports.
Minimal movie posters are the pieces of his latest collection each of which has a small illustration conveyed by a simple but condensed message to describe the movie. Here you can find the posters we’ve selected from his portfolio. If you find them interesting, you may also want to see the similar work of Chicago based Christ Jackson we published before, here. Minimal Movie Posters by Chungkong.