posted on May 28th, 2008
posted in "illustration" Turning Japanese
posted on March 18th, 2008
Illustrator Matt Kay has teamed up with photographer Liz Dickinson to produce a set of mixed media images to support Sarah Lockes appearence at Japan Fashion Week. Part of the concept was to make the models appear shop-mankin-esque and although caucasian not to be to overtly european. We think they look quite cool, hopefully the Japanese will too!www.kdimension.co.ukwww.sarahlocke.comRelated articles:Lancashire Evening Post
posted in "fashion & illustration" Why ‘pant’?
posted on March 10th, 2008
‘Pant’ means trousers in American English, underpants in British English, to Pant is to breath quickly in little puffs like an old engine. Pant is an Asian surname, and and means a hollow in Welsh. Many furry animals use panting to adjust their body-temperature, and several places in England are called Pant.
Most importantly ‘pant’ means (in Norwegian) giving something and getting something else back, something with the same value, but a different form.
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posted on February 21st, 2008
Dear All,I am currently looking for envelopes that I can use for patterning my illustrations. Hackney council-tax bills for instance come in nice blue-patterned ones! I’d appreciate it if you could recycle them through me. That’d be great. Thanks.
posted in "illustration" Welcome to PantMagazine
posted on January 30th, 2008
So this is it. PantMagazine is finally here! A creative notepad for us who worked, live or have lived in, or otherwise have a connection to, East London. A collection of information that helps us have a good time, and find others alike. Added as a specific category is ‘forbidden friday’, a forbidden and therefore secret meeting for networking independent creative londoners .
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