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| Santiago Uceda - selected work for the 1st annual International Motion Art Awards |
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| Santiago Uceda - IMAA selected work |
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Showing posts with label american illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label american illustration. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Santiago Uceda - AI-AP International Motion Awards
We recently learned that Santiago Uceda was selected as a winner in the first annual American Illustration - American Photography (AI-AP) International Motion Art Awards (IMAA). Santiago's winning entry was a commercial that he worked on for Oregon State University's economic impact, and his piece was 1 of only 46 that were selected in this inaugural IMAA juried competition, which "celebrates photographers, illustrators, and designers who make their work move in all media". Congratulations, Santiago!
Friday, April 20, 2012
Terri Fry Kasuba illustration on The AI-AP Archive
We just learned that these two illustrations by Terri Fry Kasuba have been chosen to appear on the American Illustration juried web gallery, The AI-AP Archive. Only 331 illustrations were selected out of about 8,000 submissions, and these will appear permanently on the website. This is great news - Congrats, Terri!
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| Terri Fry Kasuba - See Loch Ness |
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| Terri Fry Kasuba - I Love Emus |
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Lucie Rice's Hot-man-ta for Atlanta Magazine
Lucie Rice did this illustration for an article in the April 2012 issue of Atlanta Magazine. The story was about the fact that Atlanta was voted the number one city for "hot guys", but no one can seem to find them anywhere!
A short excerpt from the article:
Hot-man-ta
Atlanta ranks first for handsome fellows.
So where are they?
Atlanta is a hotbed of handsome—at least, we seem to think so. The deal-doling website LivingSocial commissioned a survey by third-party Mandala Research asking residents in the top twenty U.S. cities to rate their city’s vanity. Lo and behold, ours ranked number one for handsome men. Which led us to one question: Where are all these hotties hiding?
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| Lucie Rice - Hot-man-ta |
A short excerpt from the article:
Hot-man-ta
Atlanta ranks first for handsome fellows.
So where are they?
Atlanta is a hotbed of handsome—at least, we seem to think so. The deal-doling website LivingSocial commissioned a survey by third-party Mandala Research asking residents in the top twenty U.S. cities to rate their city’s vanity. Lo and behold, ours ranked number one for handsome men. Which led us to one question: Where are all these hotties hiding?
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Joel Nakamura illustration – Eater of Bad Dreams
This is a new piece by Joel Nakamura, and it is his interpretation of "Baku". Baku are Japanese supernatural beings that devour dreams and nightmares, and they have a long history in Japanese folklore and art.
Joel donated prints of this piece and a miniature painting to be auctioned at an event called Hanami After Dark, which benefits TOMODACHI, an initiative led by the U.S.-Japan Council in an ongoing effort to support Japan’s recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake. The event is one of many taking place during the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, DC.
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| Joel Nakamura - Baku |
Joel donated prints of this piece and a miniature painting to be auctioned at an event called Hanami After Dark, which benefits TOMODACHI, an initiative led by the U.S.-Japan Council in an ongoing effort to support Japan’s recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake. The event is one of many taking place during the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, DC.
Friday, March 30, 2012
The Illustration and Claymation world of Christophe Lopez-Huici
Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency welcomes French-born, New York resident, Christophe Lopez-Huici to the group! With clients such as Google, Christie's, Pfizer, Atlantic Records, Bill Plympton, as well as a large range of smaller music labels and independent music magazines, Christophe brings yet another layer of style, skills, and personality to the team.
His illustration approach has a hint of the very traditional French 'bande dessinées' (cartoon), while retaining a clear unique personality and presence:
Some of his animation / claymation projects include a 7 minute-long animated sequence for the documentary Mamachas Del Ring. The movie has been screened in many festivals worldwide, including Slamdance and the Margaret Mead film festival in NY. His own animated short, Mondo Claymo has been in festivals all over the country and was shown at the Festival de Cannes's Short Film Corner in May 2011 --- here is a peek:
You can also check out Christophe's super-cool music magazine, Bananas Magazine, which he created collaboratively with 4 friends in late 2009 – it is now distributed in 12 countries!
His illustration approach has a hint of the very traditional French 'bande dessinées' (cartoon), while retaining a clear unique personality and presence:
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| Christophe Lopez-Huici - Album design for the Barbacans |
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| Christophe Lopez-Huici - B&W interior and architectural illustration |
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| Christophe Lopez-Huici - Illustration for Christie's |
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| Christophe Lopez-Huici - illustration |
Some of his animation / claymation projects include a 7 minute-long animated sequence for the documentary Mamachas Del Ring. The movie has been screened in many festivals worldwide, including Slamdance and the Margaret Mead film festival in NY. His own animated short, Mondo Claymo has been in festivals all over the country and was shown at the Festival de Cannes's Short Film Corner in May 2011 --- here is a peek:
You can also check out Christophe's super-cool music magazine, Bananas Magazine, which he created collaboratively with 4 friends in late 2009 – it is now distributed in 12 countries!
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