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Global Drip. A new Jim Allen Blog – Jeff Jackson is in the spotlight
Jeff is the first guest for Global Drip. Â What a great write up with wonderful Photographs (photos by Jim Allen). Â Thanks Jim! Â Click on the image and link to the article on Jim’s new Blog.
Bill Russell’s Holiday Open Studio
If you’re in Northern California this weekend, come by Bill Russell’s Holiday Open Studio.
Literary Review of Canada Cover
Alëna Skarina creates a wonderful ‘type’ cover for the 20 year anniversary LRC cover.
December already! The countdown to Christmas is officially on.
This is just one of four pieces that Jason Munger created for a Scarborough Town Center Christmas promotion a few years back.
Best Readings of the Season
R.O. Blechman did the cover and inside artworks for the New York Times 2011 book Review picks. 100 Notable Books of 2011. Â Click on the image to link to the New York Times website, or pick up a copy of the Times December 4th.
Fab
Brian Bantugan (FAB) enters the world of Maurice Vellekoop and his partner in crime, Gloria Badcock. Â Click on the image to connect to the FAB website interview.
Launch is tonight.
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander St.
7 – 10pm
Touched By Fire
Jeff Jackson has created the poster art for the Moods Disorder Associations’ annual Touched By Fire Exhibition. The MDAO is a member-based, not-for-profit association providing free recovery programs and peer support for people across Ontario who live with or support loved ones with depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder. This year marks the Touched By Fire’s fifth anniversary. There will be food, a cash bar, live jazz and great art by artists living with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety and psychosis.
The exhibition is from 5:00 to 9:00 PM on December 8, 2011 at Coopers Fine Art Gallery, 111 Bathurst Street at Adelaide in Toronto. Admission is $10.
November 28, 2011Jamie Bennett Mural in Burlington
Reactor was approached by RLW Design on behalf of their client, optician Christine Brooks who was launching a second Blur Eyewear store in Burlington. To compliment the white on white design of the new store (located in the Ikea Plaza at the 403/QEW), they commissioned Jamie Bennett to create and execute a 10’ high by 50’ wide mural. Working with the theme of eyes, looking and seeing, Jamie designed a light and playful composition. She executed the final art in pieces as graphite pencil drawings with separate grayscale watercolour washes. The artwork was scanned by the studio and digitally pieced together. Colour was added to the grayscale washes and the final composition was adjusted to work with the individual glass panels.
The completed mural digital file was printed by Autograph Trim Imaging Specialists onto 3M™ transparent vinyl which was applied to the backside of the glass panel. The glass panels were then mounted three inches from a white wall.
