 Making Faces:
posted: March 2, 2010
Next week Making Faces: Playful Portraits of People you Know will open at the Skirball Cultural Center and Museum in Los Angeles. It is my first Museum exhibition in the USA so obviously as I am getting ready to fly to Los Angeles, I am quite excited.
On Thursday 3/11 at 7:30 PM: I will be giving my 'lively' lecture: "I Make Faces" On Sunday 3/14 at 11:30AM and 2:30PM: Workshop for children and families. On Sunday 3/21 at 2PM: Workshop for Adults. Next week I will try to update from LA!             3 comments |
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From Rome to LA
posted: February 25, 2010
If you happen to be in Rome (as I happen to be this week) tonight a small show of my work hosted by the Fefe Project will open at the FEFE 'Headquarters' at the Library of IED (Instituto Europeo de Design): Via Casilina 47, Roma.
In two weeks a larger show will open at The Skirball Cultural Center and Museum in Los Angeles.
Will post about it more later. More info here. iDog
posted: February 17, 2010
This iDog is a part of a cover of the current issue of MacLife.
The cool Art Director Robin Dick sent me a box full of Apple objects to create a cover and four inside illustrations for this issue.
It was really a lot of fun to work with all that stuff. Toooo bad I had to send it all back... 
I tried not to use photoshop at all on this one. Everything in its correct size. 
In the ultimate Apple house, your computer will take care of locking and unlocking doors and many other automated tasks. 
The Apple system will make sure you feel warm and cozy. 
Apple will keep security tight around your house.
If you want to read the article here it is.
Bobby
posted: January 21, 2010
Robert De Niro for Esquire UK.
It is great to work with David McKendrick. Scottish guy, football fan, calls me often. What else do you need in an AD. I think this illustration shows something interesting about collage with objects: unless you glue it, you're never done!! You can try and change expressions until the very last moment. I guess the same must be for anyone who works digitally. Even when I'm at my photographer (the gold hearted Cristina Reche), I'm still not sure and I keep trying versions, both a great and awful system... This one was a good example. Should De Niro be smiling or not, and if yes what kind of smile? 
Even though I was asked to make him happy, there is something irresistible when his mouth curves down.
This was the chosen one. 
The runner up. Simple warm De Niro smile. 
Subtle variation on runner up. 
There was something nice in this one but the mouth was a bit 'too' drawn. 
same story...
Now if Bobby would only put as much effort in choosing his recent roles as I did in drawing him...
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