Lots of love still pouring in for Platform Gallery’s Intersections exhibition - thanks to Uppercase Magazine, Scout Magazine, Vancouver is Awesome and the CBC for their support! Above is a photo of Cathy getting interviewed by the CBC on her poster for Denman & Davie.
We know it’s February but better late than never.
For more of Liam’s illustrations, check out his site at liamhoganwork.com.
We had an awesome night at The Chinatown Experiment last Thursday, January 31st, 2013 for the opening of the Intersections Exhibition, now installed at Waterfront Station in Vancouver until the summer. Thanks again to The Platform Gallery for a great night!
Check out the Platform Gallery’s website to see a list of the contributors, who all submitted beautiful work (ours was the Denman & Davie one).
We’re so happy to be a part of the Intersections exhibition for the Platform Gallery here in Vancouver. Intersections is a reflection of Vancouver through its city streets — small hubs where shared experience unfolds on a daily, often unnoticed, basis. Seven graphic designers were each assigned an intersection and the simple brief to encapsulate that particular corner’s past, present and future.
Thanks to Grace and Ross from Working Format for inviting us to be a part of this!
…Collage Collage! We created the invitations (and postcards and schedules) for our friends at Collage Collage and joined them to make sock puppets to celebrate a very merry 3rd birthday. Congratulations!
…by Leah Benetti to go with our logo for the Dunbar/Southlands neighbourhood. Check out the collection of photos and logos at the Vancouver Neighbourhoods Project.
Front and centre - new artwork by Liam up on the Artistic.ly site. Check it out here!
More from the Vancouver Neighbourhoods Project! This week: Commercial Drive, South Cambie & Renfrew/Collingwood. As always, amazing photos by Leah Benetti.
New placemats we made for our friend Erin at Collage Collage, our favourite art studio and carrier of everything we love. Kids and adults can colour while they wait for a meal or coffee at local restaurants and cafes here in Vancouver.
“Postcards to Alphaville” is a project dedicated to film characters featured in guest-made illustrations. Everyone participating in this adventure has to watch a film and make postcard portraying specific character from it. It is love-letter to films and those characters that brings us, the viewers, moments of joy, sorrow and revelation and sometimes seems more real than the neighbor next-door.
Check out Liam’s contribution to the project:
