Tomio’s Tree
Tomio Nitto paints one of the recent, wind-created sculptures in his watercolour sketchbook.
Ten things you probably didn’t know were invented by U of T Alumni.
Ten spot illustrations created by our illustrator Alëna Skarina for @uoftmagazine: “Ten things you probably didn’t know where invented by U of T Alumni.” Read the full article here.
Buckley’s cough syrup.
The pacemaker.
Pablum.
The G-Suit.
The alkaline battery.
The Canadian Sphynx cat.
IMAX.
The electron microscope.
The 56k modem.
The electric wheelchair.
R.O. Blechman’s Ink Tank Fills an Archive
R.O. Blechman was featured in this morning’s edition of The Daily Heller.
Blechman was the creative and entrepreneurial force behind The Ink Tank, a highly innovative animation studio in New York City from 1977 to 2004. Steven Heller talks with Douglas Dowd about the Ink Tank archive finding a home within the D.B. Dowd Modern Graphic History Library at Washington University.
The Ink Tank archive is a goldmine of production materials for more than 350 commercials as well as the films Simple Gifts and The Soldier’s Tale, based on the Stravinsky composition, plus short animations for NBC, CBS and other clients.
Processing and cataloguing is expected to be done by year’s end.
June 21, 2017
Rike Ablang
Reactor is happy to be representing Rike Ablang. Look for more of Rike’s samples in the weeks to come on www.reactorart.com!
Barbara Klunder at David Kaye Gallery
Barbara Klunder’s Naked Truth at David Kaye Gallery
October 29 – November 22, 2015
Meet the artist: Saturday, October 31, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
In Naked Truth BARBARA KLUNDER is showing a number of quick gesture drawings that speak to her love of putting line to paper… and capturing the essence in each pose. Drawing is the basis for all the incredible causes that she has worked on employing her wicked humour and spirited drawing style to great effect.
October 27, 2015Unpublished Clowns by Steven Guarnaccia
Art by Steven Guarnaccia.
January 23, 2014Thinking Bob.
A couple of idea sketches from Bob Fortier.
June 3, 2011