Thursday, April 1, 2010
Studio Visit - Sydney illustrators Christopher Neilsen, Nigel Buchanan and more!
Christopher Neilsen, Nigel Buchanan, Lew Keilar, Stuart McLachlan and Jim Tsinganos are five excellent and well-established illustrators who share a lovely big studio space in Sydney's Surry Hills.. great space, great work... thought you might like to see!!
Thanks so much to Christopher for the shots! I have actually blogged a little of his and Nigel's work before... but hadn't seen some of this other great work until recently. WOWSERS, such brilliant stuff ! I especially love Stuart MachLachlan's vintage-poster-esque illustrations for Singapore Airlines etc... and how about his paper styling?! I am not sure if there is enough room in my brain to lodge another name under the 'awesome paper artist' category. Lucky I have an external hard drive (aka a blog!) to store all these things!
ps) Dearest readers, as tomorrow is Good Friday, I have decided to take a day away from blogland so I will not be posting tomorrow! Shocking I know! :) See you next week as usual! xx
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illustration,
Sydney
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hi there. wow. i love your blog. so much inspiration everywhere!
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ashlina
www.thedecorista.com
LOVE that light over Jim's desk!
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iamryanjames.blogspot.com
What great illustrations!
ReplyDeleteI just fell in love with those paper cut designs by Stuart MacLachlan!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Love the kid/hat pics and those birds on their laptops - priceless. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat blogs...nice illustrations.
ReplyDeleteLove his workspace.... so great and inspiring !!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the shots with the children. Their crowns are rad. The only crown I eve got were the ones from burger king...I am SO jealous!
ReplyDeleteI love Stuart MacLachlan's work sooooo much. And I am jealous of all their wonderful studio space - I'll have to keep dreaming.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post. I'm really enjoying the studio shots, and Stuart MacLachlan's work in particular.
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