#jordin isip

[rollingstoneart]

Haiti by Jordin Isip.

Rolling Stone | April 21st, 1994

#haiti #politics #jordin isip #1994 #illustration #art #rolling stone #rolling stone magazine

[fire-plug]

A small ceramic head made by Jordin Isip. 31/31 And that’s a wrap on Inktober 2017! Thanks for sticking with me while I tried this thing. It’s been great to switch it up and spend more time doing studies. Hope I can keep it up.

#illustration #inktober #inktober2017 #head #jordin isip #artists on tumblr #maritsa patrinos

[jyanku]

Catch “Melted City 4: NY,” a show curated by Louie Cordero and Jordin Isip. 200 7”x7” pieces from artists based in the Philippines and the US. Yui. Gallery is open for a couple more hours today but the show is up through Aug. 8. Gallery hours are Sat. + Sun. 12-5 and by appt. Here’s a few more pieces (swipe>>>): Matt Leines Kristian Lio Wong Tricia Keightley Monica Ramo Diana Rojas Maja Djordjevic Kenichi Hoshine Erica Mao @yuinyc #yuigallery#meltedcity4ny#art#gallery#show#artoftheday#instaart#artshowny#nyart#groupshow

#art #groupshow #artoftheday #show #gallery #nyart #artshowny #instaart #meltedcity4ny #yuigallery

[heyloveee-e]

Dear Kenneth,

Diko alam kung anong problema mo, anong nararamdaman mo, anong nag papasaket sayo. Gusto kong malaman para kung kasali ako sa mga yon, may magawa ako. Gusto kong malaman para may maitulong ako. Alam mo ba, dati nung mga unang months natin, lagi tayo nag aaway non. Most of the times dimoko kakausapin, tapos mangungulet ako HAHAHAHA kasi gusto ko na alam ko kung baket. I know na there is always a reason. Kung bat ka ganan mag salita, mag act at mag decide. You know I love understanding you, natutuwa ako kapag nag oopen ka saken. As months passes by, minsan naiisep ko baka di ako yung need mo sa mga ganitong sitwasyon, baka di ako yung para sayo na makakatulong ganon. Kasi mahina ako, mahina ako sa mga salita. Natural na kasi sayo ung mag bitaw ng mga salita na masaket. Which is funny sa side ko kasi I should be used to it kasi lagi ko namang nadidinig yon kina Mama, siguro iba lang yung levels nv impact sayo at kina Mama. Sayo kasi I never taught na ganon ka kasaket mag salita, pero naiintindihan ko naman. Tuwing nag aaway tayo, natatakot ako sa mga desisyon mo. Baka kasi iwan mo ko. I'm always scared of losing you. Feel ko kasi ikaw nalang yung kakampi ko. Kahit alam ko na nasasaktan mo ako, you can still make me happy. Nung sinabi saken ni Papa na kapag daw lumagpas ako sa limitation ko bahala na daw ako sa buhay ko, natakot ako non pero naisep ko kasama kita kaya ko. Diko lang masabi sayo na ganon kasi baka mag isip ka na naman ng di maganda eh. Pero yon, right after sabihin yon saken ni Papa, I find strength at ikaw yon. Pero natakot ako, kasi yung strength ko alam ko anytime pede mawala, pwede ka mawala. Sobrang dami kong gustong sabihin sayo pag magkasama tayo, kaso mas gusto ko na ienjoy yung nararamdaman ko, yung moment. Sobrang mahal kita. Ni minsan diko naisep na magiging tayo. Na ikaw ang first ko. Wala akong regrets sa totoo lang. Natatakot lang ako na baka sa huli, wala nalang ako sayo. Sobrang hirap kenneth, yung feeling na lagi akong natthreaten sa mga babae sa paligid mo. Gusto kita ipagdamot pero natatakot ako na baka masakal kita. Minsan naiines nadin ako sa sarili ko. Kahit anong pagtataboy mo saken never ako susuko. Kung mawala man ako, lagi mo tatandaan na mahal na mahal kita at tinreasure ko lahat ng meron tayo hanggang sa huli. Ikaw lang yung nagparamdam saken ng ganito. Iba ka sakanila. Mahal na mahal kita and I always want you to be happy even when I'm gone and I know you can, naiinget lang ako kasi kaya mo ko bitawan agad HAHAHAHA. Ako kasi iniisip ko muna lahat eh. Gusto ko na mawala dong. Pagod na ako eh. Pagod na ako na matakot na iiwan mo ko. Pagod na ako isipin sa kung anong pedeng sabihin saken ng mga tao. Gusto ko nalang mawala. Takot ako maiwan pero gusto ko na mawala. Gusto ko pa sana mag karoon ng baby sea and clouds eh. Gusto ko pa ikaw makita sa stage sa graduation. Gusto ko pa ikaw mabilihan ng unang mga gamit para sa unang pag sakay mo sa barko. Gusto ko pa na ihatid kita sa airport sa unang sakay mo ng barko. Gusto ko na pa na makasama ka sa dulo. Pero baka di na. Baka di ako yon.

Thank you, sa lahat. Hindi ako galet sayo ah. Sa mga ginawa mo or sa mga sinabi mo. Naiintindihan ko na baka something triggered you. Mahal na mahal kita, at kung di kana masaya saken I will do what is needed. Tell mama and Papa kung gano ko sila ka mahal. Tell them how much I wanted them to be proud of me.

I know na magiging okay ka din once I'm gone. Please, wag mo na ako isipin if someone could make you happy aside from me. I'm after your happiness and your happiness is important to me.

Iloveyou dong.

I will always be your jollibee.

(Sana someday may enough courage na ako to send this to you)

Mahal na mahal kita. Delete mo nalang convo naten ah. HAHAHAHA baka stalk mo pa mga shared photos naten tas umiyak ka. Lagot ka saken. Tuktok talaga. HAHAHAHA

Iloveyou, my captain.

I am already proud of you but I know you can make me/us proud even more.

BAAAAABEEEEEEEEEEE. Could you listen to this song and remember where we started. Thank you for loving me and my family.

Please don't blame nor hate yourself. It's not your fault babe.

Iloveyou.

Love, siwel.

[kenichihoshine]

New painting: "Aberdeen II" - Acrylic on Masonite (7" x 7") This tiny painting is for the "Melted City 4" show curated by Jordin Isip. The original show was in the Philippines, but Jordin is bringing it to RISD. My first painting sold, so I created another one for this iteration of the show.

#Kenichi Hoshine #KenichiHoshine #painting

[paulglassman]

Jordin Isip, Illustration for “Should Studying Literature Be Fun?” The Chronicle of Higher Education, Dec. 14, 2018, p. B13.

[femmesfollesnebraska]

Nicole Rifkin, artist

Artist Nicole Rifkin shares with LFF about how she came to creative work, her current project exploring religious imagery in satire of millennials, the start of the arts right now, feminism and much more...

Where are you from? How did you get into creative work and what is your impetus for creating? I'm a Canadian American so I'm from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and also Gainesville, Florida. Which, if you're wondering, was and is a really weird combination of places to grow up in. I got into creative work after quitting sports in high school (I am 6'4). I genuinely sucked until I went to Pratt and got my degree in Communications Design. After I graduated I really lucked out and did my first job for the New Yorker and I've been freelancing ever since. I'm currently getting my MFA in illustration so I suppose my impetus to create works stems from school deadlines; however I work independently because I get really anxious when I'm not actively producing things, for my thesis or otherwise. That made me sound really boring but I just really like making things! Tell me about your current/upcoming show/exhibit/book/project and why it’s important to you. What do you hope people get out of your work? I'm currently working on my thesis which is exploring religious imagery in satire of millennials. Apathy is a constant with some people, and I wanted to make a body of work that discusses the kind faith of people who do nothing but wholly believe in themselves (the lack of voter turn out and the results of the election really impacted the content of my thesis). But I'm focusing on getting weirder and understanding the design of the illustrations. I'm also continuing my comic series Alive & Well, which is a story about a young woman who is hallucinating an ex and seeking closure. It's heavily influenced by the lyrics of the Ergs. Also I'm still freelancing, this past week I completed four jobs so I'm looking forward to all future naps.

I hope, like with everything I do, that my work makes someone feel something. Unfortunately it's usually 'bummed,' but that's something! But I think that independent work should pursue that at the very least, and hopefully let an audience experience a different perspective on life.

Does collaboration play a role in your work—whether with your community, artists or others? How so and how does this impact your work? That's a tricky question. I'm really invested in the ideal of a creative community and I love collaborating with people specifically on zines. But I really enjoy working with people who have a completely different process or perspective on a topic. I just don't have a lot of time right now so I get very optimistic about what I can commit to a project. I think what influences me a lot is the music community in New York/ New Jersey. There is so much talent and so many great bands but the best part is no one asks me what I'm working on because it's not a band! Considering the political climate, how do you think the temperature is for the arts right now, what/how do you hope it may change or make a difference? How I feel about the climate right now is that the rumbling of dissatisfaction is getting louder. Over the past few years there has been a rise of discussions about representation in the arts (of gender, identity, race, etc) more so than ever before. It's amazing and a necessary thing that has to be considered seriously and really has to change. The society of Illustrators has done a phenomenal job of having panel discussions and podcasts about different aspects of this. Also websites like Women Who Draw are popping up and are incredibly important.

There is an issue in the arts of who does work, why, and for whom. And now, how do we communicate what is happening without sacrificing our own morals. For instance, I could not imaging drawing a lovely portrait of Mike Pence being chill at a broadway show. And in the past my only real veto for work has been explicit violence. And now I have to consider work more than I did before. Now, with the election having passed, there is anger and depression. I'm not going to say the usual thing which is: 'the arts are going to be great because we have a sentient tangerine peel in office.' I will say that I hope that people will make work that addresses how they feel about what is happening. Not in spite of fear but in response to that fear to stand up for what they believe in. Artist Wanda Ewing, who curated and titled the original LFF exhibit, examined the perspective of femininity and race in her work, and spoke positively of feminism, saying “yes, it is still relevant” to have exhibits and forums for women in art; does feminism play a role in your work? As a feminist I'd definitely like to think that my world view impacts my work. As an illustrator, I take the work that is given to me and I try to interpret it with a feminist school of thought. However, I cannot project my own opinions on the words of others, my job is to interpret and communicate ideas for an audience. There have been cases where I have refused a vein of art direction because it conflicted with my opinions on gender identity and sexuality in an adverse way and I believe that there is a visual solution to every problem that can circumvent stereotype and anti-feminist sentiments. There are so many people: women, gender non conforming, lgbtq+, people of colour, people of different belief systems who do not get adequate representation in illustrations (not even talking about the artists who are making work), so I thoroughly believe that there needs to be a reflection of the world within a piece of art and a sense of equality within the environment that one may create while doing a job or making a body of work. When given the opportunity, I try to do that (to the minute degree that my work might actually get seen). Ewing’s advice to aspiring artists was “you’ve got to develop the skill of when to listen and when not to;” and “Leave. Gain perspective.”  What is your favorite advice you have received or given? My favourite advice I have ever been given was from Jordin Isip when I was studying at Pratt: "Don't make work that you think people want you to make, make the work that you want to make and you will be fine"

~ Les Femmes Folles is a volunteer organization founded in 2011 with the mission to support and promote women in all forms, styles and levels of art from around the world with the online journal, print annuals, exhibitions and events; originally inspired by artist Wanda Ewing and her curated exhibit by the name Les Femmes Folles (Wild Women). LFF was created and is curated by Sally Deskins.  LFF Books is a micro-feminist press that publishes 1-2 books per year by the creators of Les Femmes Folles including the award-winning Intimates & Fools (Laura Madeline Wiseman, 2014) and The Hunger of the Cheeky Sisters: Ten Tales (Laura Madeline Wiseman/Lauren Rinaldi, 2015). Other titles include Les Femmes Folles: The Women 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 available on blurb.com, including art, poetry and interview excerpts from women artists. See the latest call for work on the Submissions page!

#nicole rifkin #women in art #contemporary art #illustration #les femmes folles

[pambihira]

Songs That I Love

Someone told me na one way para makilala mo ang isang tao ay through listening sa playlist niya. Naisip ko naman, yung music player ko ngayon ay malayo na sa mga trip ko kasi medyo nageexplore ako ng mga bago, kaya sa isip ko rin hindi totoo yung sinabi niya. So I made a list ng mga favorites ko simula pa dati, at wala talagang coherence 'to pagdating sa genre tsaka era. As in sabog na playlist 'to. Di ko alam kung makikilala nyo ko sa pamamagitan nito. Haha

1. Here's To Never Growing Up - Avril Lavigne (it just popped up in my mind while writing this)

2. Empire State of Mind - Alicia Keys (new yoooork, someday)

3. If - Bread (i'm an old soul, i know)

4. Maybe This Time - Sarah Geronimo (popster, charot)

5. Invisible - Hunter Hayes (the lyrics and the tune!!! goodness)

6. Sound of Silence - Disturbed (this version's super bass, learned it from The Voice Teens)

7. How Far I'll Go - Auli'l Cravalho (who doesn't love it)

8. Surprise Surprise - Celine Dion (I already said in a previous blog that it's my most fave song)

9. No Air - Jordin Sparks ft. (the melody is bomb)

10. I Still Believe (Miss Saigon) - Lea Salonga (most adorbs broadway song together w/ Defying Gravity)

11. The A Team - Ed Sheeran (idk this song has so much impact to me)

12. Decode - Paramore

13. Still Into You - Paramore

14. The Only Exception - Paramore (tried choosing only 1 from the band, cannot)

15. Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (i know the lyrics, try me)

16. If I Ain't Got You - Alicia Keys (whenever I was asked what my fave song is, this is what I tell them. It's a sort of a Christian song for me)

17. Immortality - Celine Dion fr. Bee Gees (the collab is too great i just can't take it off my list)

18. Everything Has Changed - Taylor Swift ft. Ed Sheeran (adorable ugh)

19. My Immortal - Evanescence (sarap kantahin kahit nakakadrain ng boses)

20. Made In The USA - Demi Lovato (wala lang ganda lang)

21. Liability - Lorde

22. Royals - Lorde

23. Can't Take That Away - Mariah Carey

Written: (072918) Last update: (042521)

[monicatramos]

“I hope we continue meeting like this”

A small painting for a big group show opening this Saturday in Quezon City.

Melted City 4: 200+ artists on 7x7 inch panels, curated by Jordin Isip and Louie Cordero, Jan 21 - Feb 11 at Blanc Gallery

[andrewdegraff]

“Technomancer Yoomper” - 7″x7″ gouache on paper - for Melted City 4 curated by Jordin Isip and Louie Cordero at Blanc Gallery in Quezon City in the Philippines. Very glad to be part of the show, and glad to do a little non-map painting in the midst of my 3 year long map-o-rama. I love doing these guys. 

Thanks again to Jordin for the invite!

#melted city 4 #Andrew DeGraff #gouach #phillipines #jordinisip

[jordanemoss]

A piece I did for Melted City 4 in the Phillipines

Thank you Jordin Isip!

[jyanku]

Honored to be in the group show "Melted City 4" curated by Jordin Isip & Louie Cordero. Jan 21- Feb 11 at Blanc Gallery (Metro Manila, Philippines) Opening on Jan 21, 6pm Please go and have fun! #meltedcity4 #groupshow #art #exhibition #7x7inchpanel #contemporaryart #fineart #instagood #somanyawesomeartists #artist #artistsoninstagram #artshow #blancgallery #gallery #ku

#artist #art #contemporaryart #fineart #groupshow #meltedcity4 #somanyawesomeartists #artshow #exhibition #ku #7x7inchpanel #instagood #blancgallery #gallery #artistsoninstagram

[whereisaldo]

Kapitan Kulam x Debris Field x Jordin Isip

[voyageurdelalune]

Rainy day Blanc gallery openings🎨☔⚡💦 Debris Field by Jordin Isip, Spectrum Noodle by Louie Cordero and Solid State group show @blanc.gallery #blancgalleryph #art #artph #contemporaryart #louiecordero #jordinisip (at Blanc Gallery)

#blancgalleryph #art #artph #contemporaryart #louiecordero #jordinisip

[artistresearchdigitalmedia]

Graphic Design:

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A Friend of Mine

http://afom.com.au/work

AKQA

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Alphabetical

http://alphabeticalstudio.com

A Practice for Everyday Life

http://apracticeforeverydaylife.com

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Jonathan Barnbrook

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Bedow

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Bibliotheque

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Peter Bil’ak

http://www.peterbilak.com

Irma Boom

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Brighten the Corners

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Brody Associates

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Browns

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Build

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Anthony Burrill

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Cartlidge Levene

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Catalogtree

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The Chase

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Rob Clarke

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Colophon

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Construct

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The Counter Press

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Wayne Daly

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Studio DBD

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Ded

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Design by Day

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Designers Anonymous

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The Designers Foundry

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De Designpolitie

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Device Fonts

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Dinosaur

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Dr Me

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Studio Dumbar

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Daniel Eatock

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Edhv

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Emigre

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Studio Emmi

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Europa

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Experimental Jetset

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Eyeball

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Feltron

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Form

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George & Harrison

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Glassworks

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Graphic Thought Facility

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Daniel Gray

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Joost Grootens

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Studio Hato

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Hat­trick

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Heretic

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Hillman Curtis

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Human After All

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Information is Beautiful

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Instruct

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Intro

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INT Works

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Johnson Banks

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Kin

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Scott King

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Studio Kluif

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Kuntzel & Deygas

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Letterproeftuin

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Lewis Moberly

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Liquid

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Love

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Lust

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Made Thought

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Magnetic North

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Magpie Studio

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Man Vs Machine

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Estudio Mariscal

http://www.mariscal.com/en/home

Mark

http://markstudio.co.uk

Karel Martens

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Bruce Mau

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MetaDesign

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Metahaven

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The Mill

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Studio Moniker

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Studio Moross

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Moving Brands

http://www.movingbrands.com

Music

http://ideasbymusic.com

Studio Mut

http://www.studiomut.com

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NB Studio

http://www.nbstudio.co.uk

O

Orlagh O’Brien

http://www.orlaghobrien.com

Onlab

http://www.onlab.ch

OneDotZero

http://www.onedotzero.com

Studio Output

www.studio­output.com

Outsider TV

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Partner & Partners

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David Pearson

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Mike Perry

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Pleix

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Polimekanos

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Practise

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Praline

http://www.designbypraline.com

Project Projects

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Psyop

http://www.psyop.tv

Purpose

http://www.purpose.co.uk

Q

David Quay

http://davidquaydesign.com

R

Paul Rand

http://www.paul­rand.com

Raw

http://weareraw.co.uk/work

Rehab Studio

www.rehabstudio.com

S

Sagmeister & Walsh

http://www.sagmeisterwalsh.com

SEA Design

http://www.seadesign.com

She Was Only

http://www.shewasonly.co.uk/projects/

Shynola

http://www.shynola.com

Smiling Wolf

http://www.smilingwolf.co.uk

Spin

http://spin.co.uk

Studio On Fire

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Superflux

http://superflux.in

Supergroup

http://supergrouplondon.co.uk

T

Team Thursday

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Textbook

http://www.textbookstudio.co.uk

Thonik

http://www.thonik.com

Tomato

www.tomato.co.uk

Toormix

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True North

http://thisistruenorth.co.uk

TwoPoints.Net

http://www.twopoints.net

Typoretum

http://www.typoretum.co.uk

U

Universal Everything

http://www.universaleverything.com

ustwo

https://ustwo.com

UVA (United Visual Artists) http:// www.uva.co.uk

V

Noortje Van Eekelen http:// noortjevaneekelen.nl Visualgraphc http://visualgraphc.com

W

Wieden + Kennedy

http://wklondon.com

Wonder Room

http://www.wonder­room.eu

Work­Form

http://www.work­form.co.uk

Why Not Associates

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Yacht Associates

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Z

Zak Group

http://www.zakgroup.co.uk

Zerofee

http://www.zerofee.org

Illustration A Ahoy There! http://www.centralillustration.com/illustrators/ahoy­there

Eda Akaltun

http://www.edosatwork.com

Astrid Andersson

http://www.astridandersson.com

Sanna Annukka

http://www.sanna­annukka.com

B

Jody Barton

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Gary Baseman

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Luke Best

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Mr Bingo

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Tim Biskup

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Jon Burgerman

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Marijke Buurlage

http://www.marijkebuurlage.com/index

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Alexander Medel Calderón

http://cargocollective.com/DLTBNG

Laura Carlin

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Jordan Andrew Carter

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Edward Cheverton

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Clayton Brothers

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Joan Cornellà

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Gemma Correll

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Andras Csuka

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D

Marion Deuchars

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Otto Dettmer

http://www.ottographic.co.uk

Carlín Díaz

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Eboy

http://hello.eboy.com/eboy/

Edition Biografiktion

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Siggi Eggertsson

http://www.siggieggertsson.com

Studio Elvis

http://www.adambaumgoldgallery.com/elvis_studio/elvis.htm

Michéle Brummer Everett

http://mlbeverett.com/work.html

F

Sara Fanelli

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Fatherless

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Mouni Feddag

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Jessie Ford

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Friends With You

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Matt Furie

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G

Mauro Gatti

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Tom Gauld

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Geneviève Gauckler

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Ryan Gillett

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Julian Glander

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Peter Grundy

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H

John Hersey

http://www.john­hersey.com

Hey

http://heystudio.es

I

Bagram Ibatoulline

http://www.bagramibatoulline.com

Nick Iluzada

http://nickiluzada.com

Koji Ishikawa

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Jordin Isip

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J

James Jarvis

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Billie Jean

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Jeremyville

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Adrian Johnson

http://www.adrianjohnson.org.uk

Joren Joshua

http://joshuathreat.nl/site/

Jean Jullien

http://www.jeanjullien.com

K

Eleni Kaloroti

http://www.elenikalorkoti.com

Patch Keyes

http://www.patchdkeyes.co.uk

Elliot Kruszynski

http://elliotkruszynski.co.uk

Patrick Kyle

http://www.patrickkyle.com

L

Leillo

http://leillo.com

Letman

http://www.letman.com

Bjorn Rune Lie

http://www.bjornlie.com

M

McBess

http://www.mcbess.com

Malarko

http://www.malarko.com

Chrissie Macdonald

http://www.chrissiemacdonald.co.uk

Katherina Manolessou

http://www.lemoneyed.com

Madalena Matoso

http://www.planetatangerina.com/en/studio/team/madalena­matoso

Nicolas Ménard

http://nicolasmenard.com

Paweł Mildner

http://www.ospak.eu

Giulio Miglietta

http://www.giuliomiglietta.com

Peter Murgatroyd

http://www.petemurgatroyd.co.uk

N

Fonzy Nils

http://www.fonzynils.com/index.html

Christian Northeast

http://christiannortheast.com

Nous Vous

http://nousvous.eu

O

Michael Olivo

http://www.michaelolivo.com

Martin O’Neil

http://cutitout.co.uk

P

Paul Paetzel

https://www.flickr.com/photos/paulpaetzel

Parra

http://byparra.com

Martina Paukova

http://www.martinapaukova.com

Nigel Peake

http://www.nigelpeake.com

Wong Ping

http://nowhynowhy.com

Puño

http://www.kokekoko.com

Q

Monge Quentin

http://mongequentin.tumblr.com

Peter Quinnell

http://www.peterquinnell.com

R

Andrew Rae

http://www.andrewrae.org.uk

Andy Rememter

http://andyrementer.com

Helge Reumann

http://helgereumann.tumblr.com

Ben Rider

http://www.benrider.com

Harriet Russell

http://www.harrietrussell.co.uk

Mark Ryden

http://www.markryden.com

S

J Otto Seibold

http://jottodotcom.com

Andy Smith

http://www.asmithillustration.com

Ian Stevenson

http://www.ianstevenson.co.uk

Hattie Stewart

http://hattiestewart.com

Jim Stoten

http://www.jimtheillustrator.co.uk

Will Sweeney

http://www.bigactive.com/artists/will­sweeney/

T

Ben Tardif

http://www.bentardif.com

Gary Taxali

http://www.garytaxali.com

Jack Teagle

http://www.jackteagle.co.uk

Tobatron

http://www.tobatron.com/home.php

U

Tomi Ungerer

http://www.tomiungerer.com

V

Aude Van Ryn

http://www.heartagency.com/artist/AudeVanRyn/gallery/1

Sarah Vanbelle

http://www.sarahvanbelle.be

Brecht Vandenbroucke

http://brechtvandenbroucke.blogspot.co.uk

Joseph Veazey

http://josephveazey.com

Renaud Vigourt

http://www.renaudvigourt.com

Lucy Vigrass

http://www.lucyvigrass.co.uk

W

Beth Walrond

http://bethwalrond.com

Henning Wagenbreth

http://www.wagenbreth.de

Holly Wales

http://hollywales.com

Wurstbande

http://www.wurstbande.com

X

Roger Xavier

http://www.rogerxavier.com

Y

Joohee Yoon

http://www.jooheeyoon.com

Ji Hyun Yu

http://www.hellohowdyhiya.com

Yeji Yun

http://seeouterspace.com/studio/

Z

Olimpia Zagnoli

http://www.olimpiazagnoli.com

Irkus M. Zeberio

http://www.irkus.net

Lynnie Zulu

http://lynniezulu.com

[jamesbascara]

Untitled. 7″x7″, acrylic and collage on board, 2016

For Melted City 4, a group exhibition featuring 200+ artists, all works on 7x7″ panels.  Blanc Gallery in Quezon City, Philippines.  Curated by Jordin Isip and Louie Cordero

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