A Collection of Theatrical, Cinematic Slices of Art
Sunday February 26th marks the 84th Oscars ceremony – a night that celebrates the greatest moments in film during the past year. Inspired by the occasion, we’ve put together a collection of images with a cinematic or theatrical theme – and a sprinkling of old fashioned, vintage Hollywood glamour for good measure. Some of these images capture the essence of Hollywood’s grea…
Book Review and Giveaway - The Art of Urban Sketching: Drawing on Location Around the World
You get the feeling that Gabriel Campanario’s love of urban sketching borders on obsession. That if, confronted with a streetscape featuring some nice contrasts and negative spaces, for want of a note pad, he’d pull out his last hundred Euro note without hesitation. A pen might be fashioned from a soggy chopstick found atop a municipal garbage bin (and it’d be dipped in his own blood if it was th…
The Weekly Wrap
It’s time for another wrap up of news and activity from artists on RedBubble. Here’s just some of the action we spotted last week.
Work by Randy Monteith
- Randy Monteith’s work was awarded image of the week by PhotoShop Creative Magazine
- Erica Corr is looking forward to being creative in her first ever studio
- Linda Sannuti’s Komdo dragon eye photo will be published in El Semanal Maga
Kodak Stops Making Cameras But Sticks With Film
Eastman Kodak Company marked the end of an era today with the announcement that they’re phasing out their camera business in order to focus on their brand licensing program. But good news for some – they’ll continue to produce film and photographic paper.
In the late 1800s George Eastman set out “to make the camera as convenient as the pencil” and he succeeded in mak…
The Weekly Wrap
It’s time for another wrap up of news and activity from artists on RedBubble. Here’s just some of the action we spotted last week.
Work by Sophia Buddenhagen
- Sophia Buddenhagen’s work can be found at I.O. Metro and Ikea
- Tam Locke has been published in Australian Traveller Magazine
- Barbara Glatzeder’s first solo show opens on February 15
Ine Spee
- Ine Spee has a started a project to
RedBubble's 5th Birthday
What do Jurassic 5, MC5, Ben Folds Five and The Jackson 5 have in common? They all declined an invitation to come to our 5th Birthday party. But we’re not going to let that bother us. We’re far too busy consuming our own body weight in sugar and playing Pin The Tail on the Developer as today marks five years since RedBubble was unleashed upon an unsuspecting internet.
We could mark th…
A Love Inspired Art and Design Collection for Valentine's Day
If you’re a romantic old soul, you’ll be well aware that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. For some, it’s just a day when you can’t get a decent bunch of flowers at a petrol station for love nor money. For others, it involves days of intense planning and elaborate romantic gestures. And for us, it’s a very good excuse for us to showcase some of the bes…
Typography Sketchbooks Giveaway Winners
Congratulations to Ina Mar and Jeannine Saylor who are the winners of our Typography Sketchbooks giveaway. A copy of the book will be winding its way to you shortly!
Light Painting Meets Stencil Art: Fabrice Wittner's Enlightened Souls
If you’re in search of some inspiration to kick start your week, look no further than Fabrice Wittner’s Enlightened Souls project. Fabrice combines light painting techniques, stencil art and long exposure photography to create these unique and somewhat haunting images. Enlightened Souls began as a series of images created in honour of those affected by the New Zealand earthquake in Fe…
The Weekly Wrap
It’s time for another wrap up of news and activity from artists on RedBubble. Here’s just some of the action we spotted this week.
Works by Matt Chapman
- Matt Chapman is exhibiting his work at the New Artist Fair in London
- Patjila is holding a solo exhibition in the Netherlands
- Steven Mace finished his third novel
Works by Douglas Stucky
- Douglas Stucky shot a recent basketball game for The Kno