His work is bold and colorful, at best whimsical and smashing, and here I present a few of my favorites. But leafing through much of his work, I simply scratch my head and wonder. What I mean is, much of the work is done in service to ideas that aren’t very compelling. Or, shall I…
I’m kicking off the poster series with an Oakland artist whose work I love. His posters conjure worlds in a lovely collision of object and meaning. The images are bold yet simple—and capacious, lending themselves perfectly to silkscreen. There’s a continuity to his work, most easily seen in repeating forms: birds, paint brushes, musical notes,…
Ooh La La! The cabbage is beautiful, no? And wearable, too. A new t-shirt design. Soon I’ll post a link to the t-shirt store where you can find this design as well as the entire line of t-shirts with vintage Plantes des Potageres illustrations.