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Tristan Eaton for Barack Obama

Tristan Eaton of Thunderdog Studios urges voters to act with a new series of posters for the Barack Obama campaign. Charged with symbols of the American character and historic figures and elements integral to American growth, Eaton shares his creative vision and asks us to do the same. Goto http://my.barackobama.com/page/s/VFCcreative to add your own contribution. See Tristan's portfolio for more.

The Cover of Time Out New York
	Ilovedust created the typography visual for the latest cover of Time Out. The 25 Things To Do Before Summer Ends. Check out more of their work.

Leonello Calvetti's Der Spiegel Cover
	Leonello Calvetti just completed work for the cover of Der Spiegel magazine. Check out more of Leonello's 3D work.

Larry Rostant works with VH1
	Artist Larry Rostant recently finished designs for VH1. His digital work is displayed on this poster for Diddy's new TV show. To see more check out Larry Rostant's Portfolio

Benjamin Wachenje's cover of Newsweek.
	Benjamin Wachenje just completed work on modern portraits of Lincoln and Darwin for the cover of Newsweek.

Leonello Calvetti works with Xerox
	Artist Leonello Calvetti's digital work is featured in this recently published xerox ad. Check out his portfolio for more.

Dan Craig in Neiman Marcus "The Book"
	Dan Craig just completed a renaissance inspired portrait of designer Ippolita. To check out more of Dan’s portfolio click on the thumbnail

A Night of Art and Revelry

Celebrating...The launch of the third issue of Spread ArtCulture Magazine and the 16th Bernstein & Andriulli book, designed by karlssonwilker. Chelsea Art Museum, Wednesday, June 11, 2008. Email info@ba-reps.com to sign up for the invitation list. About the Event: This multi media event will launch the third issue of Spread ArtCulture Magazine and sixteenth Bernstein & Andriulli coffee table book. Spread ArtCulture features Asia Argento, Takashi Murakami, Tom Sachs and Raymond Pettibon and other cultural instigators. Volume 16 includes illustrators, photographers, designers, interactive talent, stylists and hair/make up artists. Go to http://www.youtube.com/BernsteinAndriulli to see a movie featuring the book design.

Mark Todd
	Recently interviewed on KCET was Mark Todd and Esther Pearl Watson to discuss their collaboration on the mini-sized comic book "Unloveable". The inspiration emerged from a teenage girls high school diary from the 80’s which Esther found on a trip to San Fransisco. To see more of Todd's work click on the thumbnail.

Olaf Hajek in the New York Times
	An illustration done by Olaf Hajek was published in the New York Times, under the "Sunday Opinion" section on March 30th, 2008. The full-colored artwork is shown under the headline: "Did Your Shopping List Kill a Songbird?" The beautiful and eye-opening image depicts how the excessive use of pesticide on crops can lead to the extinction of songbirds.

Yuko Shimizu for Tiger Beer
	Yuko Shimizu recently completed a print campaign for Tiger Beer. Shimizu collaborated with the UK based advertising agency CHI & Partners to bring about this ad blitz.The three images portraying beer-filled crates on a sailing ship will be running in the UK Underground. The soft colors and details of the pieces reflect Shimizu's unique and marvelous style.

New York, Detroit, and coming soon...Las Vegas!

Tristan Eaton designed 3 custom hoods for Ford Flex at the New York Auto Show on March 19th-22nd. Using vinyl and paint application, Tristan performed his live art spectacular over the course of 3 days. These custom decals were created specifically for Ford Flex through JWT-Team Detroit. Tristan also painted custom hoods for the Detroit show and will do the same for the upcoming Auto Show in Las Vegas...watch out!

Paper sculptures for Bloomingdales

Bloomingdales recently acquired the talent of Jeff Nishinaka to create the Spring look-book for March 2008. The pages illustrate his paper sculptures of unique representational art forms in 3-Dimensions. Internationally renowned for these paper sculptures, Nishinaka creates a organic aesthetic and nature scenery to visually complement the apparel. To see more of the look book pages, click on the thumbnail on the left side.

Steven Guarnaccia for Velvet Magazine

Steven Guarnaccia, renowned for his illustrations in New York Times arbitary, Mural designs for Disney, children’s books, and other publications has been chosen by Velvet Magazine to illustrate the monthly horoscope illustrations during the year of 2008. Velvet also included an article featuring Steven in its February publication. The interview took place at Parsons school of design where Steven currently works as the chair to the Undergraduate illustration department. To see more of Steven Guarnaccia's work click on thumb nail.

Love in the Jungle, Jonathan Barkat

Jonathan Barkat graphically sets the scene to the featured article “Love, the Great Adventure” in O Magazine. By manipulating the photographic images taken in the woods with classic characters such as Tarzan, Jane and Louie (real life chimpanzee), Barkat creates a conceptual jungle-like scenario to enforce the articles content, discussing the consequences in relationships and learning the challenges between retaliating, abandoning and engaging in emotional responses during times of conflict. To see more of Jonathan Barkat’s work click on the image to the left.

JEREMYVILLE HITS NEW YORK
	Australia's International playboy Jeremy of Jeremyville visited NYC to put on a fine show with our very own Thunderdog at The Showroom in the East Village. His iconic murals, toys and art pieces adorned the walls and beyond, to entertain a riotous crowd. Deejay Alex Moulton from Expansion Team ensured a good time was had by all.

Nathan Fox and 'Fluorescent Black'

Nathan Fox was recently featured in an article in Variety magazine, discussing his involvement in "Fluorescent Black", a graphic novel that will be adapted for an animated film. The book is scheduled to be completed in mid-2008 and will be on the cover of July's issue of Heavy Metal Magazine. This project promises to be another stunning example of his signature style. To see Nathan Fox's portfolio, click on the thumbnail at left.

LOVE BOUTIQUE EVENT

Last month Bernstein & Andriulli hosted LOVE BOUTIQUE + AI/AP 26 Before/ After party at the Fuse Gallery in NYC's East Village. The spectacle included an exhibition of art from our Boutique artists, vinyl wall covering and live art by Thunderdog Studios + Friends with you. Books and toys were avilable to all, not to mention our eco friendly, limited edition tote bags: GREEN LIVING, by Adrian Johnson, McFaul, Josh Cochran and Andrew Bannecker...

Chris Kasch's BusinessWeek cover
	Chris Kasch's stunning portrait of CEO Jeff Clarke is the cover of the November 5th issue of BusinessWeek magazine. Chris is an experienced portrait painter, working in a realistic style using acrylics. To see more of his work, click on the image at left.

Scott Campbell in New York Magazine

Scott Campbell was featured in the October 1 issue of New York Magazine under the article, "The City's Top Inkers". The article places him at the top of a list of the five best tattoo artists in the New York metro area, and gives mention to his celebrity clientele as well as his illustration credentials. Campbell is a talented, versatile artist whether working on paper or on skin in his Williamsburg studio, Saved Tattoo. To view his eclectic portfolio click on the image at left.