Lady and the Tramp. Forks, felt, epoxy resin, cotton and fabric.
Jacqueline Bradley is a Canberra based artist who makes sculptural objects. Her work explores ways of engaging with the surrounding environment, ideas of home and a sense of place. These objects take the form of sculptures, installations and costumes, made from building materials, household objects, fabric and wallpaper. She currently works from her studio at Australian National Capital Artists and both tutors and lectures in the sculpture workshop at ANU School of Art. ❚
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The Swissmade limited edition (set of 200) AM1 (€990) watch stands as the firstborn of the AM series. Its curves are a tribute to the eponymous style of the Sixties: simple, elegant with nuances of attitude and swagger. The AM1 subtly and successfully twists the past and present aesthetic codes of watchmaking. I totally fell [...]
Joel Evey is a Designer based in Philadelphia and being Urban Outfitters print art director for a while now. He’s the man responsible for some fancy and high quality print products for them. Evey combines well thought out considered design and typography with images to create exciting pieces of work. PROFILE Name: Joel Evey Age: 29 [...]
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