Volstok
Cartoon figures in real life environment
http://www.volstok.com/
Nanami Cowdroy
http://www.nthread.net/
Nanami Cowdroy was born in Sydney, Australia with close bonds to her mixed Japanese-European heritage. Growing up with such contrasting cultures and surroundings, has greatly influenced her style of art and creative expression.
By intertwining complex characters and highly detailed objects her pieces reflect a juxtaposition between foreign and familiar entities and environments. Her imagination is illustrated through works which are elaborate and exotic. She is drawn to subjects, which may on the surface seem delicate or fragile, but are given strength and depth through her pen and ink techniques, intricate hand generated style and mixed media compositions.
Her signature detailed style reflects a refined monochrome pallette with her name 'Nanami' (meaning 'Seven Seas' in Japanese ) stamped in red. Fluid line-work, watery creatures and Goldfish are some of her favourite subjects, and distinctive forms which are featured in her artworks.
Studio Mopa
link: http://www.estudiomopa.com
Alline Luz, Daniel Gizo, Felipe Cavalcante and Rogério Lionzo compose Mopa’s foundation group. Felipe Medeiros, in the management side, completes our team. Besides this internal formation, we count with several associates in photography, video and internet that enrich our projects.
A4Art - see you there tonight
link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/senseworldwide/
and http://www.a4art.net/
A4art China
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Thursday 29th January 6.30pm – 9pm
Private view, exclusive to Sensers and friends - [ask me if you need an invitation]
Friday 30th January 6.30pm – 9pm
Saturday 31st January 11am – 6pm
Sunday 1st February 11am – 6pm
Sense Loft, 68-70 Wardour Street, Soho, London. W1F0TB.
SEE YOU THERE TONIGHT
The Blackheart Gang
link: http://designyoutrust.com/2009/01/27/the-blackheart-gang/
The Black Heart Gang are a group of South African artists who have created a fantastic hand drawn animation, visually inspired by eastern art. The Tale of How is a story about a giant octupus whose desire is to consume every dodo resembling bird there is in sight, until Eddy the Engineer (a little white mouse) saves the day…
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