I marbled one whole day in my studio with friends who never marbled before. It was so much fun and (after our first struggles) we had really nice results in the end. I went totally ‘marble crazy’ and besides normal paper,
I marbled on leaves and stones.

This weekend I’m showing some new works on paper at The Aldeburgh Gallery, UK.

Violet Lemay was hard at work all summer completing three children’s book projects, one for Highlights and two for duopress. The final art is on its way to the printer but will not be available for viewing until various dates in 2012. Meanwhile, Violet took this photo to prove that she hasn’t been sitting still: it took over a thousand sheets of paper to make the 144 illustrations required by these three books.

An exhibition of over 80 original illustrations commissioned for the Record Review column of Rolling Stone magazine, are on view in the Museum of American Illustration at the Society of Illustrators in New York. Artists include Gary Baseman, Philip Burke, Drew Friedman, Tomer Hanuka, Anita Kunz, Tim O’Brien and… Pablo Lobato.
Picture by J. J. Sedelmaier

Daniel Stolle´s website features now a blog, that will show daily drawings, sketches, concepts and so on from behind the scenes. Check it out!

Daniel Stolle was asked to submit a view through “his lens” on his hometown, for the website Global Yodel. Featured is also a small interview with him. Global Yodel explores places and cultures from the perspective of local photographers, artists, film-makers and illustrators.

Paul Blow will be talking about his new exclusive screenprint designed for the release of Nicolas Winding Refn’s latest movie Drive. The event will be held at the Curzon Cinema, Soho and will be followed by a special preview screening of the film.

http://youtu.be/uE1tqMUd4R8

The prints of Daniel Stolle’s summer exhibition are now for sale directly through his website. There are eight differents motifs available, the clown here is one of them. The prints are limited edition giclée prints. Check out his website for more info.

Andy Potts’ screen print of Javier Bardem’s villainous character Anton Chigurh from the Coen Brothers film ‘No Country For Old Men’.

Brand Nu has started a monthly digital type series, creating artwork each month which features a numerical figure and relevant facts or themes. Each piece puts emphasis on careful colour selection and simplicity.