Monday, 29 September 2008
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
Alice Stevenson - Grand Designs Magazine
Interviewed in this months 'Grand Designs' Magazine, Alice has been chosen as one of ten up-and-coming design names who are blazing a trail in the UK today. Her stunning fabric 'Treehouse' commissioned through St Jude's, the Norfolk-based company specialising in artist-designed textiles, is seen here in the backdrop of the shoot that accompanies the feature. Alice's subtle and elegant drawings continue to be much in demand and recent commissions include limited edition packaging for Vodafone and a series of book covers for Faber & Faber. An exhibition of her work is planned for November, further info to follow soon.
Sunday, 21 September 2008
Ford Fiesta/This Is Now Campaign
Colin Henderson and Al Murphy were commissioned by News International (Sunday Times) through Ogilvy London to produce artwork inspired by the all new Ford Fiesta. Both artists interpreted the new design in a highly unique and innovative way that sums up the essence of this new small car. The entire project was captured from start to finish, including behind the scenes videos and photography of both artists at work.
Colin Henderson's project can be viewed here, videos and images of Al Murphy's creation will be available to view from 05.10.08. Both artists will also be featured in special one-off advertorials in The Sunday Times Style Magazine. Colin on 21.09.08 and Al on 05.10.08.
(All photography above Chris Brock)
Thursday, 18 September 2008
Matthew the Horse exhibition
Matthew the Horse (aka Matthew Hodson) will be showing a selection of recent work including his infamous 'Black Punks' comic strip at Dreambagsjaguarshoes - come and join us for the private view on Thursday 25th September, 7pm - late.
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
ERIN PETSON joins UNSEEN
Unseen gives a very warm welcome to our third signing, Erin Petson, an artist and illustrator who works at the cutting edge of traditional and mixed media. Erin's stunning use of line, texture and pattern blends seamlessly to create beautiful montages. She creates powerful and provocative images, that have a distinct air of glamour and elegance, attracting clients as far ranging as Lancome, Selfridges, PlayStation, Wallpaper and The New York Times. Erin has exhibited in London, Paris, Sydney, Liverpool, Hong Kong, Barcelona and Turkey, and has been featured in several publications including 'The Age of Feminine Drawing' by AAR Publishing and 'New Fashion Illustration' by Martin Dawber.
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
The Joyful Bewilderment
From the 2nd to the 27th of October Rough Trade East will be host to an international group exhibition including works by UNSEEN artists Alice Stevenson, Ben Javens, Cat Johnston, Colin Henderson and Matthew the Horse. More information about the exhibition can be found at www.joyfulbewilderment.blogspot.com
Monday, 8 September 2008
The Financial Times
DDB London have recently commissioned Cat Johnston to produce this striking campaign entitled 'More chiefs, fewer Indians' for the Financial Times. The ad will appear in Financial Times publications, website and direct marketing material across Europe.
Saturday, 6 September 2008
Guardian Education
Friday, 5 September 2008
www.alicestevenson.com updated at long last
www.alicestevenson.com is now updated. Including lots of new book jackets, textile designs for St Judes and sketchbook pages.
Tuesday, 2 September 2008
MATTHEW THE HORSE joins Unseen
We welcome another new addition to Unseen's roster of talent - Matthew the Horse who's psychedelic palate combined with quirky and humorous observations from day to day life all mixes up to create an eccentric world where anything can happen. The Guardian, Plan B Magazine and Illustrated Ape are just a few publications Matthew has worked with recently, and a feature in this months 'Creative Review' sees Matthew talk about his new 'Black Punks' comic strip. Seeing is believing!
RAY FENWICK joins UNSEEN
We are extremely pleased to announce that Canadian based Illustrator Ray Fenwick joins Unseen.
Combining astute wit and an immense drawing skill, Ray has worked with clients as diverse as Urban Outfitters, The New York Times, Pentagram and Nickelodeon. His book 'The Hall Of Best Knowledge' was published to much acclaim last year by Fantagraphics and he continues his prolific output, including participating in exhibitions globally. Ray describes himself as an illustrator who 'makes things, most of them involve lettering', a man of few words but big talent...