Posts Tagged ‘thereza rowe’

thereza rowe package fun

05.25.2010 · Posted in fun

The mail has been good to me recently. After receiv­ing a trade from San­dra Juto and col­or­ing book com­pli­ments of RxArt, I have now received a pack­age from the lovely Thereza Rowe! Com­ing home to these good­ies has made my day. One of the things that Thereza included was her Morn­ings Zine, which was def­i­nitely ...

art together : thereza rowe

05.14.2010 · Posted in art together, collaborate

I’m really excited to share a new fea­ture of Brown Paper Bag called Art Together. Part of the mis­sion of BPB is to help facil­i­tate a dia­logue amongst the grow­ing, global com­mu­nity of artists and cre­atives. I’ve always loved the idea of col­lab­o­ra­tion and the process of two (or more) peo­ple work­ing together. Art Together ...

happy journey collective

05.07.2010 · Posted in artist, collective, illustration, illustrator

The Happy Jour­ney Col­lec­tive is recently launched project from a num­ber of tal­ented artists and illus­tra­tors. the idea being that you design your own cof­fin. It could be con­sid­ered mor­bid, but the con­cept has really pro­duced some great results. The Happy Jour­ney Col­lec­tive was con­ceived via Twit­ter, dur­ing a con­ver­sa­tion between Thereza Rowe, Les­ley Barnes, ...

seven little houses

04.26.2010 · Posted in artist, collaborate

Seven Lit­tle Houses is a col­lab­o­ra­tive ani­ma­tion between Thereza Rowe and Les­ley Barnes about count­ing to the num­ber seven. I really love both Thereza and Lesley’s styles, and am excited to see them col­lab­o­rat­ing on an ani­ma­tion together. Both have such a won­der­ful sense of color and shape, and have cre­ated dar­ling char­ac­ters that are appeal­ing ...

thereza rowe

02.16.2010 · Posted in illustration, illustrator

Thereza Rowe is a London-based illus­tra­tor and graphic designer. She enjoys draw­ing a vari­ety of dif­fer­ent ani­mals and often employs them in her work. Also preva­lent in her work is a sense of whimsy (in the best sense of the word) and imag­i­nary lands. I love her sense of color and the char­ac­ter­i­za­tion she’s given to ...