GDC Alberta North Chapter & Grant MacEwan University present
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3 illustrators, 3 designers, 3 typographers, 3 photographers, 3 art directors
3 local creative talents speaking 30 minutes about their process & work
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3 Illustrators Series
Dwight Allott, Amanda Schutz & Jeff Sylvester
May 31, 2012 – 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The John L. Haar Theatre, Grant MacEwan University, 10045 – 156 Street, Edmonton, Alberta
Free for GDC members & design students! $10 for non-members
Light refreshments, cash bar, door prizes & more!
Posted by amanda on May 9th, 2012 under events and openings.
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Alberto Seveso’s high-speed photographs of ink mixing with water are beautiful and have inspired several other variations. Visit his site for more.
Posted by penelope on May 9th, 2012 under abstract, artists, photography.
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Goodbye Maurice Sendak. Illustration by Maurice Sendak from the book “What Do You Say, Dear?” Published 1958
Posted by Steve Mack on May 8th, 2012 under artists.
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Katherine Streeter lives in New York City. Her work is commissioned and shown globally which includes her collage dolls and mixed media paintings. Visit her site here to see more incredible work and read an interview with her here.
Posted by penelope on May 8th, 2012 under artists, collage.
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Betsy Walton became a full-time freelance painter and illustrator in 2006. Her style is informed by a range of influences including Byzantine icon paintings, American folk art, geometric abstraction, and the work of many contemporary illustrators and painters. Check out more of her interesting work at her portfolio site.
Posted by penelope on May 7th, 2012 under artists.
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Hi all!
The new topic is “Hitched”, suggested by Emma Jones (http://emmajones.com.au/)
Happy drawing!!
Penelope
Posted by penelope on May 4th, 2012 under weekly topics.
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Wow. In three simple steps, Flickr user cshimala blew my mind.
1. Drive around Chicago with a video camera on windshield
2. Speed up resulting footage in video editor
3. Apply mirror effect with same editor
It’s crazy how a simple mirror filter can transform a video into something else.
Check out when he drives under the L.
Posted by colin on May 3rd, 2012 under everyday art.
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Eva Jospin has been dedicating herself for several years to the study of the landscape and its representation. More recently through a unique medium –cardboard. She sculpts large forest scenes. Eva was born in 1975, and lives and works in Paris. Check out more cardboard forests here.
Posted by penelope on May 3rd, 2012 under artists, papercuts/silhouettes.
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