Wednesday, November 24, 2010

AOL Includes Hanoch Piven in its new AOL Canvas Project


AOL Artists has launched a new project that allows you to choose your AOL.com background from a number of different artists' canvases. Hanoch Piven's "Gloveman" is one of the pieces of original artwork created for this project. Hanoch decided to create his work using the "Faces iMake" iPhone app he helped create with iMagine machine. Hanoch is happy to be selected as one of the AOL Artists.

http://www.aolartists.com/profiles/hanoch-piven

http://www.aolartists.com/canvases

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Friday, November 12, 2010

Heflinreps welcomes Oscar T. Perez to our agency







We’re happy to welcome artist Oscar Perez to our group. Oscar has illustrated several books and done regular editorial work in Spain. We're excited to work with such a talented illustrator and animator. Please visit the websites below to see more of his work.

Oscar's portfolio: http://bit.ly/HeflinrepsPerez

Oscar's blog: http://oscartperezilustracion.blogspot.com/

Oscar's animation channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/Elcanibalibro

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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Tatsuro Kiuchi has a new edition for sale by 20x200



Online retailer 20x200 has recently released new prints of "Car Free" by Tatsuro Kiuchi. It is the third edition of Tatsuro's artwork to be sold by them, along with "In the Ballpark" and "Photographer's Dilemma." Watch for another edition from Tatsuro on the way soon. Tatsuro originally created "Car Free" for the now-defunct Vox Hamptons magazine in 2008.

http://www.20x200.com/art/2010/11/car-free.html

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Paul Rogers is included in Graphic book of designers




UK's Thames & Hudson has just published Graphic. Inside the Sketchbooks of the World's Great Graphic Designers by Steven Heller and Lita Talarico. The book features 100 of the world's leading graphic designers, including our artist Paul Rogers. The book is also available from Monacelli Press in the United States.

Paul says, "Last year, Steven Heller asked for some scans from my sketchbooks for a book he was putting together. I'm delighted to be included in this new book with so many artists I admire."

Monacelli Press: http://bit.ly/MonacelliPress
Thames & Hudson: http://www.thamesandhudson.com/9780500288849.html
Review: http://designnotes.info/?p=3199

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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

NPR 2011 Calendar illustrations by Ed Parker and Jared Schorr



NPR is now selling its 2011 calendar, which includes illustrations by our artists Ed Parker (July) and Jared Schorr (January). All the artists were asked to illustrate the question, "What does NPR look like to you?"

Ed Parker says, "These calendars are used to raise funds and awareness of the programming on National Public Radio. 12 Illustrators from around the country were asked to come up with concepts based on their own NPR preferences and listening habits. As a folk musician and an artist, I listen to much of the Folk, Celtic and World music on several NPR stations in Maine and the Greater Boston area. The idea of the diversity of music as a unifying element of our national culture and identity was the concept behind this illustration."

Jared, or Mr. January as he likes to be called, says, "I'm a long-time listener, first time illustrator. The radio is where we all began listening to NPR. Regardless of where I listen now, it will always be a radio program to me. It was an honor to work on the NPR calendar."

We have a limited number of the calendars available—email Eileen@heflinreps.com if you'd like to receive one.

http://shop.npr.org/products/2011_NPR_Calendar-1000-0.html

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