Trina was asked to illustrate a piece on how to stop PMS naturally. Lovely work!

This illustration is for an article on “Tech Talk”. I just love the cars.

Sarajo has knocked it out of the park with these. Yes, I can give a sports metaphor and I even understand what it means.
Check these out with care and note all the amazing patterns and details.

Jillian just created this piece and it’s available for licensing. We have gotten a huge amount of licenses with alphabet images, so I’m sure this will be snapped up.

Julia is having a Yard/Moving Sale on Sat. Oct. 18th at 39 Paul St. Watertown, MA from 10am-2pm. Please stop by and say hello. Lots of inexpensive, great items including designer clothes.

Here is Julia’s friend Robert (who is helping her pack) holding a sassy vintage dress that will be for sale.

A fine-looking BCBG top for cheap!

Helen calls this new piece, “A fine autumn day”. How cool. Check out the porcupine and the cat. Great colors. Art directors: this piece is hot off the press and available for licensing. Contact us.

Dear Book Art Directors,
Contact us to talk to Mike about doing a counting book, or something. He’s funny and cute and great to work with and has a wonderful fresh style.

Dear Economy,

We are not intimidated. We are doing lots of great promotions and still getting lots of great jobs. We are hopeful. We are not naive. We know things can change but we need to tell artists and art directors that life goes on. Not all sectors of the economy will be hit.

Yesterday we got a huge job for a major cool retailer for Sarajo to do 50 – 100 illlustrations for a photo shoot for an ad campaign. You’ll see this in early January 2009. Can’t say until then. Here’s a piece of Sarajo’s that helped her get the job:

Today a major credit card company has assigned Matte to do art for a possible cool project. A major tire company has approached us this week for a collateral with an eco/watercolor theme.

Also this week: among other things, artwork by Diane is being presented to Pier 1 for a wine journal, four horoscope illustrations were commissioned for Carolyn by a London magazine, and it’s only Thursday.

As usual, the queen of editorial work, Diane Bigda, delivers. In God we Trust? Burning credit cards, the eagle has fallen. Just because it’s a serious topic doesn’t mean the art can’t be beautiful. Amazing texture, mature line quality, and gravitas. Art directors: Diane did this piece as a personal work and it is currently available as stock. Contact us.

Jill writes:
I hope you guys can make it to our BIG studio opening/party. The place is looking so good. friday 17th 4-9pm, 369 congress street 2nd floor!
xo
jill