Poster for Real Estate’s California shows in June, 2016.
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Poster for Real Estate’s California shows in June, 2016.
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A stylish car, one of many travel symbols I made for Knack Weekend this summer.
more: www.sarahvanbelle.be
Daria Gan
15张充满巧思的惊人超载!实在很纳闷到底怎么叠上去的? - 今日头条(TouTiao.com)
‘Red Head’ created for MC1R Magazine
Illustrations for The Center of Urban Pedagogy’s guide for getting health insurance in New York state. Design by Other Means.
Marlo Hwang (Toronto)
Editorial design and brand development for Rostam, an independent men’s fashion magazine
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Character design for my guest appearance in »Pimo & Rex II« by Thomas Wellmann.
Titre : Afghan Trucks Auteur(s) : Jean-Charles Blanc Éditions : Stonehill Publishing Company Année : 1976 Technique d’impression : offset quadrichromie Format : 204 x 204 mm Nombre de pages : 88 Pays : États-Unis Note(s) : le livre a été imprimé en Hollande par Rotobrite, sa conception et la typographie sont de Roy Walker, M.S.I.A.. La calligraphie en couverture est de Mike Barry. Blast babil : dans une débauche ornementale, ces créations bolides de fortune en remontrent à nos fiers camions occidentaux les plus baroques avec leurs aigles et cetera dignes d’une pochette de Johnny Hallyday. Là nous sommes dans la cour des grands, la touche af-ghanéenne rivalise carrément avec celle de ces illustres affiches de cinéma folles venues d’Afrique. Le but de cette entreprise picturale étant de faire fuir les mauvais esprits, nous ne nous sentons pas visés. Lien(s) : Le Centre Pompidou
Sara Greenberger Rafferty