Showing posts with label Wicker Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wicker Park. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Let 'Book Club' begin.....September 2, 2010


Book Club is a monthly, one night event/art show/networking get-together (call it what you will). The events will go all summer and fall (at Connect Wicker Park). These events will be called "Book Club", as in an artists book/portfolio. Each event will feature only one artists work at a time during a reception from 6-9p, as well as that same artist choosing the music/mood for their event via an ipod playlist.

These events are curated and promoted by (good friend) Sean Fermoyle and his design studio (Simpletype) as a way to get industry professionals together and offer networking and dialogue opportunities for friends, colleagues, past and hopefully future clients, as well as an opportunity (if the exhibiting artist should choose), to sell some of their works, however sales of art are not required. Additional marketing and promotional materials such as a physical portfolio, postcards, bus cards, t-shirts, etc are also encouraged to bring and share/sell to/with the public. These events as we envision will primarily focus on photography, design, illustration, and painting (but we are open to other disciplines).

All details for artists interested in participating are included in a document kit, which is available by contacting: info@simpletypestudio.com (please include website link to your work). Included in kit are:
• a stuffed folder showing pics of the space
• contract with details/requirements, as well as what is offered and expected
• a mock-up of the flyer and "branding" look as we are implementing


Saturday, July 3, 2010

Life Cycle of a Hipster ::.


From Flavorwire, and designed by Emily Miethner, this colorful illustration charts what companies like Urban Outfitters have known for awhile: today’s painfully lame trends are tomorrows cutting edge fashion. For example, in the platform-ridden mid 90’s, nothing seemed more outdated than a pair of white keds- but more then 10 years later — voila, the hottest item for spring/summer. However, one item we can be almost certain will never come back in style? The wide legged JNCO’s and Kikwears of 96,97, and 98- for some reason those seem to exist in a seperate sphere of their own- sure to never be touched by either hipster anthropologists nor fashion enthusiasts for years to come. So what items do you think are do back for a comeback some time soon?

Emily Miethner

Flavorwire: “Awesome Infographic: Hipster Fashion Cycle”

via* PSFK

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Outlaw Royalty ::. Inspiration from a Designer


I have started a new space to communicate my design inspirations pertaining to Nonetheless and Connect. We can't forget my little brand communications studio 3.ZERO.

* Don't open this link if you are in a cubicle or corporate office.


My best,
Jonathan Shaun

Monday, June 28, 2010

Jennifer Stern



Checkout some exquisite artwork from this bright new star on the the art scene, Jennifer Stern. Rumor has it she will be taking part in an all women's collective art event in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood late this summer.

See more of here work at:
http://www.jennstern.com

Also checkout her interview with bear.illa on:
becomebearilla.com