Mc Faul – Brill illustration for all kinds of media & clients
 http://www.mcfaul.net/#

 Especially love this work for Toshiba:

http://www.toshiba-europe.com/leadinginnovation/

Graphic Pinhole cameras for you to “cut out & keep!” by Readymech & corbis. Forget digital cameras these are more fun & stylish!

http://pro.corbis.com/creative/readycam/

More from Readymech – go on get the scissors out & make one for your desk!

http://readymech.com/

http://www.vinylabuse.com/limitededition/about.htm

Save endangered animals via an art exhibition in Birmingham Custard Factory, (cool place!) which came about from Vinyl abuse forums.

Vinyl abuse is online toy and art magazine, lots of great character designs, reviews and interviews. Worth a peek!

Happy 2008! Had another amazing trip to New York – wish i was there now!

It’s hard not to be inspired in this city, it’s true it never sleeps theres always something to see. My only disapointment was that the Guggenheim art gallery was covered in scaffolding, but still the sky light inside still looks as beautiful as ever:

http://www.airside.co.uk/work/video/liv/high.mov

I completely missed getting a copy of Computer Arts Projects character design issue which had a free Tado Mushroom character on the front. nevermind i popped onto Tado’s site where you can see all there latest work and characters including the McDonalds Glass advert – which is so cute and apparently only in Ireland!

http://www.tado.co.uk/

florence manlik

Ahhh, how cute! CMYK ink cartridge characters try “separating” these guys!

As seen in my favourite Computer Arts Magazine – Don’t seem to be on sale yet but watch this space! http://www.cardboy.tv/

Gallery Number One New Exhibtion:

I’ve not been myself yet but judging by their previous exhibitions i’ll be well worth popping in!

“Exhibition by Colm Mac Athlaoich
After a hugely successful launch hosted by Melanie Morris at Gallery Number One last night, Colm Mac Athlaoich’s exhibition, “Politicians, Musicians, Movers & Shakers”, is now officially open! The exhibition is running until November 4th and is comprised of Colm’s profile illustrations for the Sunday Tribune and his WTF illustrations for Mongrel magazine. In addition to the framed pieces on the wall, we also have a portfolio containing unframed illustrations which are for sale. So get yourself down here, have a look at the show, then sit in a Buddha bag and leaf through the portfolio at your leisure!”

Gallery Number One No. 1 Castle Street Dublin 2 T: +353 1 405 3800

Well i finally got some frames from Ikea (from UK -Thanks Kat, as we are still waiting for Ikea to arrive n Ireland!!) for my prints from http://blog.iso50.com/

I Just need to hang them on the wall, but there are some new prints available now so maybe i will purchase a couple more from the shop http://www.merchline.com/iso50/
The Illustrations use really strong colors and shapes in a retro way, but with a fresh appeal – they will look amazing on my walls!

Fancy a bit of scribbling???

http://www.zefrank.com/scribbler/

Why not take a Magical Music Mystery Tour with this InteractiveMusic Radio which randomly selects tunes according to the mood your are in, you can then flick through them – and listen to some forgotten favourites or new comers…..

http://musicovery.com/index.php?ct=us