Whenever Tina Zellmer is inbetween assignments (and when it is bad weather outside), she is trying to get some personal work done.
This time she was playing around with mixed materials:
black pencil drawings, old collages, marmoring, acrylic paint, coloured pencils and photoshop in the end.
Here are some of the results.

Andy Potts illustrated an extract from Fritz Leiber’s ‘The Smoke Ghost’ for a festive exhibition entitled ‘Ghosts’ at Horsebridge Arts and Community centre, Whitstable, UK.

Michelle Thompson is currently part of a three man show in Hong Kong.

Michelle was asked to contribute to the exhibition Artistic.ly, a new online community for artists and illustrators.

The work will range from collage and the hand-drawn, to stencil art and typography, the exhibition brings together some of the most exciting illustrators working today, while providing the perfect opportunity to buy affordable, collectable art at a price designed to rapidly sell-out each edition.

The exhibition opens 17th November 2011 at The Loading Bay Gallery, Unit 4- 5, Dray Walk, 91 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL. Opening times: Friday 18th November, 1000 – 18.00. To find out more visit http://artistic.ly/.

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

Mario Wagner was interviewed for October’s issue of Juxtapoz Magazine. The 14 page feature also showcases many of Mario’s fine art works from the last three years of him living in San Fransisco.

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.

Art group exhibiton in Exposición “MAD IS MAD”. Madrid, Spain.

Eduardo Bertone is showing at an art group Exhibiton in Barcelona 2011 at the Crajes & Atticus Gallery.

Mario Wagner has produced stunning artwork for Absolut Vodka’s latest worldwide campaign.

“In collaboration with a new generation of artists, ABSOLUT VODKA is introducing ABSOLUT BLANK, a global creative movement, in which ABSOLUT appears as a catalyst for contemporary leading-edge creativity.

The 18 artists participating in ABSOLUT BLANK represent a variety of creative disciplines from across the globe; from drawing, painting and sculpting to film making and digital art. Among the artworks are UVA’s high intensity, bright and striking light installations, Mario Wagner’s attention-grabbing cut-out imagery, the colourful and playful graphic design of Aesthetic Apparatus, the bold illustrations of Dave Kinsey and the detailed work of Good Wives and Warriors.

ABSOLUT has always challenged conventions through creative collaborations with artists such as Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, and more recently Ellen von Unwerth and Spike Jonze. ABSOLUT BLANK is a daring new chapter for ABSOLUT.
“In ABSOLUT BLANK, ABSOLUT has boldly made its iconic bottle into a blank canvas to inspire artists throughout the world to collaborate and fill it with creativity. We brought together creative collaborators from a variety of disciplines and watched the journey from pure white canvas to exceptional pieces of art. The result depicts how artists and creativity are inspired through ABSOLUT,” says Mark Hamilton, Global Marketing Director at The Absolut Company.

ABSOLUT BLANK will be launched in several countries and going live in the UK on July 13th, supported by TVC, Print, OOH, Digital and Experiential.”