This Sunday the Boston Printmaker's Biennal opens at Boston University's Stone Gallery, 808 Commonwealth Avenue. This is a great show, and a great venue for purchasing art if you're in the market. Deborah Cornell, who's digital intaglio,
Flight, is shown above, was a favorite professor of mine and continues to produce an excellent body of work.
If you don't have the budget for professional prints, you should
still consider going. There is a juried show put on by
Arches which features excellent work by New England art students, most for sale at great prices. Who knows that student could become the next big thing!
I pretty much live in black cotton T shirts.. As such, I am looking forward to stocking up on American Apparel clothing. Hopefully I can break my color rut!
While I may not relate to all the articles in ESPN the Magazine, it is a constant fixture in my bathroom at home. This morning while perusing the over-sized pages, I came across a spread, "What Happens in Vegas…" illustrated by Leo Espinosa. Turns out he's a Colombian transplant living in Boston and runs Studio Espinosa with his wife Laura. While his portfolio includes everything from Swatch® watch designs to "Neo-Comic" illustrations, I am particularly fond of this treatment of the white fur coat in this image. I'd love to have the opportunity to work with them someday, but for now, I'll just bookmark the site and blog for some ongoing inspiration.
Pantone has released their Fall 2007 Color Trend report. Although the Shale Green should be my favorite, I can't stop staring at Lemon Curry. Not only does it sound good enough to eat, it looks it too! Check out the full report at Pantone and see which fashion designer you'll be wearing this fall.
