Showing posts with label Ian Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ian Smith. Show all posts

13 October 2008

Crunchy Bramble


This poster still has a while to go, but I like how it looks so far.

03 October 2008

Rainbow Tree


I just wish it were real. Then I would sell it.

10 September 2008

Music Is Terrific!

Eleanor is a band that we here at "Tenenbaum" hold a special place in our hearts for. It all started when the inestimable Ryan Brasher, who had played with Jack's brother in a band for a long while, mentioned that he was playing and writing music again. Jack and Ryan started hanging out a lot more, listening to records and talking about music, and when Ryan finished production on his debut EP, they put together a plan to release it themselves. This worked out perfectly with Jack's lifelong dream of owning his own record label, and thus was Young Thousands Records born. Jack works with the band on all financial and logistical things and Ian, though he did not do the cover to the left, will be doing a lot of artwork with them in the future, including hopefully shirts, posters, stickers, and album artwork. So download their debut EP, "Find Someone Who Believes You" right here on FileDropper. And check the Myspace page for gigs around the 303 (Denver/Boulder for the uninformed).

01 April 2008

31 March 2008

This Frog Has Teeth


I might vectorize this or something.

03 December 2007

Rawr.


Much more to come from this guy. I have big plans for him.

13 November 2007

I Wish Them the Best

Say goodbye to the leaves and the trees, they shan't be back for a long time.

07 November 2007

The Little Friends Of Printmaking...

I just found The Little Friends of Printmaking this morning via the superb blog of Josh Spear. The Little Friends of Printmaking are a husband-wife duo (a tag team if you will) who make mind-blowingly fun prints in all sorts of media and operate from the chilly city of Milwaukee. They do posters, t-shirts and buttons and all of their work makes me smile. Bands like Wolfmother, Death Cab for Cutie and Yo La Tengo have all used their services. I just can't get over how much I like their cartoony frenetic style.

22 October 2007

Nostagic for the Summer Already

Taken with the camera that my Grandma Dita gave to me when I went to Michigan oh so long ago:

13 October 2007

13 September 2007

21 August 2007