Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 April 2011

Thursday, 11 November 2010

Little Boys grow quick like mushrooms


My little boy is almost three. I can't quite believe it.
Made an invite today for his big boy day!
Love, mama.

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Armada Skis 10/11





I haven't updated in a while, but! became mrs MK-O in the meantime, so very big news!
And as most of you, am getting very excited about winter and snow and skiing/snowboarding this coming season. A while back the US mega brand Armada asked me to do a design for their current 2010/2011 Men's AR7 skis. We then modified the print to suit Men's Apparel Jackets. Check out their website for lots of fun things.

Thursday, 13 May 2010

Monday, 26 April 2010

Mili and Masha do the duet. (and little Kolya makes his first art debut)












An utmost wonderful collaboration with the ever so talented photographer Mili Malinovic and my little son Kolya (the freefall lines and coloured mess is his and only his creation).

Atlantic Salmon for FFF




As tasty as they are, unfortunately Atlantic Salmon is in serious trouble due to severe overfishing. Please consider, when choosing your fish for dinner! Read more about what fish to avoid on the Fish Free Friday page.

Thursday, 22 April 2010

Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Grow your sprouts!



















I had no idea there were designated pots you can buy to sprout your beans before this little poster job came along. You learn something every day. Hopefully you will be inspired to make your own! Yee ha.

Check the story on the Plastiki Blog.

Antony and Cleopatra



it would have been more exciting to continue into this sort of direction, but the client wanted simplicity. in the end, they got confused and rejected the project altogether.



Sunday, 21 March 2010

Fish Free Friday website is finally up!















FFF is part of the Plastiki journey to tackle/highlight the overuse of plastic within our every day consumption. Over the past few months working with Tia Grazette as the art director, I have been drawing different species of fish which are close to serious extinction levels. Absolutely wonderful project, please check the Plastiki website out and read up about their voyage on their plastic boat, the fish and way way more! Perhaps we can make a wee difference by applying small restrictions to our diet.
In total 52 different species will be presented. Keep checking back and be good!

Saturday, 2 January 2010

Sang Bleu Magazine/ coming out January 2010.



A most fascinating article about the intense structure of a bee colony. In the time that we should be most aware of their impact on our lives and our food production mechanisms.
The first drawing shows a loose anatomical view of the worker, the queen and the drone.



The second ink drawing features a birch forest.
The way it stands- one of those rare framed images in the back of your mind, one of the beauties this planet has to offer. Tender and sinister. Loved.

Saturday, 26 December 2009

Muffins



An idea came to mind to make a cookbook together with some folks from 2 and 4. Perhaps this book will one day see the day of light, perhaps this project will transform into some other medium and dimension, for now, there is this plate of muffins. I'm very fond of it and in some ways this is a great triumph for my super slow, but steady transition into colour.

Thursday, 26 November 2009

Accidents in colour



randomly happened as one layer crossed another, and there you are. wonders of photoshop.

Friday, 25 September 2009

First time pitch


long term plan

risk assessment

team problem solving

As I was still studying at college, a job offer came through, where I was asked to pitch for a corporate visual artist position. (I didnt get the job, but ended up with these humorous drawings)
I'm still quite happy with them and think that imagery of this kind should definitely penetrate the high brow suit district.

Mr Podlesniy



When I was young, a lot of my time was spent in the outdoors of Russia's country houses known as the dachas.
The home grown vegetable patches with some 40 plus types of tomatoes was forte of Mr Podlesniy. I remember him as his house had burned down one year, and yet he managed to carry on.
Somehow when I found this drawing by accident it brought me right back to the time I was a little girl, to the place called Chepelovo, near Chekhov, named after the great Russian writer and playwright Anton Chekhov.

Tuesday, 22 September 2009

Nina and Dickie



Another beautiful commission I made for Nina and Dickie who tied the knot at the end of 2009. A bouquet of red currents, poppies and clementines adorning their names.