As you can see from the last photo, YOU ARE HERE is a hand-illustrated map of Guelph that does not refer to physical landmarks, but attempts to trigger emotional resonances with experiences of the city. If you'd like to see it the installation with be up until the end of October.
This is the design blog for tijit, a tiny silkscreen company currently based in Guelph, Ontario. We try to post things we like to look at, or new designs and drawings that we are working on.
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
10.08.2015
You Are Here
Did I mention that we moved to Guelph? We did. One of the cool things that we learned about Guelph after arriving here is that the Guelph Arts Council has made partnerships with local businesses and building owners to feature local artwork in shop windows that are located on busy streets with lots of foot traffic! I (Devon) proposed an installation piece for the second round of the Hatch Project and they accepted my proposal for installation in the window of Budd's (a classic department store and Guelph mainstay on Wyndham street since 1926)! Here are some pictures of me creating the piece:
Labels:
devon kerslake,
guelph,
hatch project,
illustration,
installation,
map,
you are here
Location:
Guelph, ON, Canada
12.17.2014
Little Deaths at Ace Art
Here are some pictures I took during the installation of my piece entitled "Some Memories About Memory," which was part of a group show presented by MAWA called Little Deaths.
Labels:
ace art,
devon kerslake,
illustration,
mawa,
winnipeg
Location:
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
6.04.2009
Stylus Cover!
Sorry for my delinquency fans, I was in Costa Rica teaching for 2 months; hence the tan if you see me in the streets of Wpg. What I should have posted in April was the cover of the April/May issue of Stylus magazine, which featured an illustration by Devon! It looked like this:
They also used a detail of it on their website, which looked like this:
It's an ink drawing with watercolour detail in a springtime palette (in my opinion). I love it - don't you?
Curtis
They also used a detail of it on their website, which looked like this:
It's an ink drawing with watercolour detail in a springtime palette (in my opinion). I love it - don't you?Curtis
Labels:
devon,
illustration,
springtime,
stylus magazine,
watercolour
4.17.2008
Curtis:Here's a drawing that Devon did recently for a show poster. The event was a Mark Templeton show, so I asked her to draw a laptop with a bunch of nature imagery popping out of it. I thought it would suit his audio aesthetic. The night itself was pretty fun, although the sound system at Ragpickers is no good for laptop shows (for future reference). If you came to the show, thanks!
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