Archive for the ‘logo’ Category

Art™ gallery view

Oglethorpe Gallery

406 E Oglethorpe (@ Habersham)

March 19-31, Mon-Fri, 10am to 6pm

Reception March 26, 6-9 pm

Some images

Quote Sampler™ and cockroach detail

Family Portraits™ installed and some details

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Mall of America Map Sampler™

Cookie™ & detail

Cotton floss on white silk, Kantha style

Barcode™

QR Code Quilt™

Secret message encoded within.   This is a working QR code that can be read with a smart phone.

Social Networking Dress

Designer Toilet Suite™

Acrylic latch hook

Social Networking Dress™

Quilt™

Rug™

These two little guys have been stored at room temperature, wrapped, but not sealed since the day I bought them and glued the date on in rhinestones.

I am compiling a list of foods with logos built right in, when you eat the food, you eat the logo.

There seems to be no shortage of candy and sweet treats in this category, but I am at a loss for edible logos that would go great with a glass of wine.

Please share your ideas…

Sweet Foods

• M&Ms
• Oreos
• Jelly Belly
• Sweet Tarts
• Lorna Doons

Not sweet Foods

• Carrs crackers
• Goldfish (the food is the logo)
• Chex mix (again, the food is the logo)

Logorama, an animated short film by the French collective H5, has been nominated for an Academy Award in the Animated Shorts category.

Logorama is set in a clean Utopian LA, a branded landscape, where even the people are logos: AOL men, Bic men, the cops are Michelin men. Ronald McDonald is a badass with an automatic weapon, Big Boy is a snarky truant. Logorama supplies a dose of popular movie mechanisms: car chases, shoot outs, Tarantino-esque conversations, and curvy models. Cataclysm ensues, that can only be inspired by absurd apocalypse plots rampant in Hollywood today.

Here it is in two parts:

I have been working on this piece since last spring, drawing, sampling and finally stitching. I estimate it took 203 hours of actual needle time. I think it might need a little bit more tweaking. This is based on an actual purchase I made in the Maldives in the Indian ocean

Ta Da!!!!

It is 14 inches wide by 8.5 inches high, white dupioni silk with cotton floss, kantha style.

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