Showing posts with label Charlotte Knox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlotte Knox. Show all posts

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Charlotte Knox for Design Design



Design Design, the paper publisher out of Grand Rapids MI, commissioned these beautiful cards by Charlotte Knox. The actual cards have foild stamped borders and some details inside the center of the Sun Flower.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Charlotte Knox Illustrates and Designs Sustainable Seafood Tote Bags




Charlotte Knox designed and illustrated a tote bag for the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History's Demystifying Seafood, The Ocean and Its Bounty conference and special foodie event. Celebrating edible ocean life, my illustrations are of sustainable species from the US Gulf.
Art Director: Julie Mounts



Heflinreps Illustration Agency
http://www.heflinreps.com

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

American Spoon jams and preserves feature art by Charlotte Knox



Over the past two years, Charlotte Knox has been working on a series of labels for artisanal jams, preserves and spoon fruit manufactured by family-run American Spoon Foods of Michigan. Justin Rashid and Noah Marshall-Rashid, owners of American Spoon, have been actively involved throughout the design process, working closely with Charlotte and award-winning art director and typographer Louise Fili to produce a stunning range of labels. You can shop for them at American Spoon's website below.

https://www.spoon.com/catalog.phtml

Heflinreps Illustration Agency

Thursday, March 26, 2009

The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., held a "Sustainable Seafood" event on March 20 and 21.






A book and bag signing by Charlotte Knox and an evening of tastings were followed by a morning of discussions led by Alton Brown, ending with a five-course meal. All the attendees--some 1,500 in all--were given a tote bag illustrated and designed by Charlotte Knox. All the publicity, posters, and even the menu for the luncheon were also illustrated with Charlotte's fish paintings—the sustainable ones!

http://newsdesk.si.edu/releases/sa_alton_brown.htm

Heflinreps Illustration Agency
http://www.heflinreps.com/