Tree Awareness Campaign
“Myself (Sam Harris) and three of my fellow coursemates (Llyr Pierce, Hugh Gummett, & Chris Leach) were asked by the Manchester City Council to come up with a campaign to “Celebrate Manchester’s Trees”. As this was a campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of trees, we came up with the concept of simply stating what these benefits are. With this concept in mind, the design team at Manchester City Council produced these banners, which were displayed across a number of parks across the city.”
from samtriptych.co.uk
Well Sam, I think your campaign is just dandy. Nice work!
Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com
Friday, September 25th 2009, 6-10pm
Saturday & Sunday, September 26th & 27th 2009, 12-7pm
The 39th Annual Pilsen East Artists Open House will feature the work of both established and emerging artists in Chicago’s oldest art community. Some neighborhood favorites include, Floyd Davis at Artpentry, Jeremy Ehly, Lindsay Grote, Bridget Bolger & Scott Multer at South Halsted Gallery, Debbie White, Vespine Gallery and Studio, Logsdon 1909, Matt Barber Kennedy, Brian Mancl, Ron Reason, EP Theater, Studio 101, and Chicago Art Department.
This event is a self guided walking tour of the intimate world of the working artist. This neighborhood of creatives welcomes you to experience art at its source as you visit their home, studio, theater, dance space, gallery. More than 50 artists will participate and be on hand to discuss their work and share their creative process, don’t miss this unique perspective.
This is a multi-location event and spans approximately 6 blocks. The central location of the event is South Halsted and 18th Streets in Chicago. Please visit the info center at 1821 South Halsted for maps and event details.
Chicago Art Department Exhibiting Artists:
Abraham Velazquez
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Byron Durham
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Chris Hales
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Hansol Goo
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Hilesh Patel
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Jeannie Lugtu
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Jen Rosenthal
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Jova Durán
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Kirsten Strauss
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Mike Nourse
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Mike Wilgus
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Nat Soti
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Nathan Peck
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Seth Gersberg
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Stacy Peterson
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Vivian Sakellariou
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– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com
TO:CA ‘wood’ LED clock designed by kouji iwasaki in 2002. This ‘wooden’ LED clock won top prize at the asahikawa international design fair in 2002.
These clever clocks have a very thin layer of veneer that permits the LEDs to shine through.
Available in two styles : a long version, perfect for your nightstand, and a tall version, which is ideal for wall hanging or placement on a mantle.
These do not have alarm clock capabilities. dimensions: tall – 8.25″w x 4.5″h x 1.75″d : long – 8.25″w x 3.5h” x 3.5d”
$149-$179
source:
dijital fix
Unica Home
– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com
willy whale
penelope pirate owl
We can’t get enough of these gorgeous wooden cards from from Night Owl Paper Goods in Birmingham, Alabama. Since we wrought about them in Spring of 2008 they’ve added tons of cute designs. Why would you send anyone a card from global corporation you picked up at the gas station. These post cards are perfect for anyone on you greeting list.
sally spider
buck up buttercup!
see saw
water otter
Eco-friendly, sustainably harvested yellow birch cards
Wood grain varies from card to card, creating quite
an original note, gift or small piece of art.
Each card is more enchanting than the next!
* Write with ease using a pen, pencil or marker
* 1 flat wooden card with colorful envelope
* Blank on back
* Packaged in a clear envelope
* A2 – 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″
$5-6
dog doily flowers
blue flower squirrels
from Night Owl Paper Goods
Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com
