Nov 5, 2019
Tote Bag by Fuchsia MacAree
http://www.macaree.ie/re2gubkfkqtd4f0o7u6jnqav6694bo
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Tote Bag by Fuchsia MacAree
http://www.macaree.ie/re2gubkfkqtd4f0o7u6jnqav6694bo
We love this riso print from Fuchsia MacAree. Get your mitts on this limited edition tomorrow. Exhibition kicks off at 6pm. Follow THIS link for more.
Small Talk at Making Space
Nothing beats a good chinwag over coffee or a beer about design, art, communication and funny doodles and boy did we have fun. Fatti Burke and Fuchsia MacAree had the deadly chats with Micheal McDermott (LeCool/Sweatshop) and talked all things design over a few beers with thanks to Tiger. Their exhibition opens thursday 19th at 6pm so get involved and drop into us. Fatti Burke www.fattiburke.com Fuchsia MacAree www.blog.fuchsiamacaree.com Michael McDermott www.dublin.lecool.com/dublin/en/current_issue Email Making Space for more info [email protected]
Poster of Untranslatable Words by Fuchsia Macaree.
Fuchsia is from Killaloe but lives in Dublin, her blog is worth a big ole look
I love this typography series by London based, Irish illustration Fuchsia MacAree.
Named "Untranslatable words" each letter from A-Z is accentuated, then illustrated with the meaning of the word in foreign languages. We would love to see this in book form!
Check out Fuchsia MacAree's illustrations...love her alphabet of Untranslatable words. See more on her website.
I love this poster called "Untranslatable Words" by Irish illustrator Fuchsia Macaree. Untranslatable words are pretty much self-explanatory: they are the type of words that don't necessarily translate directly into English or perhaps require a degree of cultural understanding to truly get their meaning. Fuchsia did a fantastic job bringing all of these great words to life - each one rendered with beautiful colors and fun and playful imagery. My favorite in the one I included here for the Scottish word "Tartle."
a shout out in Glamour mag!
Check out my blog's bite-sized inclusion in April's Glamour magazine & on their Pinterest board - "Funniest Things Women Are Sharing on the Internet"!
Major oversight though- the article doesn't include the name of the artist who illustrated this clever cartoon that caught my attention- Fuchsia Macaree. Check out more of her incredible work on her tumblr.