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Before Mr. Darcy…
it was Gilbert Blythe. As in “Pride and Prejudice,” things begin badly between our heroes. Gilbert admires Anne (Megan Follows) when she arrives at their one-room schoolhouse; she registers his handsomeness but ignores him, in part because of his cockiness; he calls her Carrots; she smashes a slate over his head. The “Carrots” slate-smash is…
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Updated! MAPC’s Creative COVID-19 Communications
In 2022, The Metropolitan Area Planning Council’s Arts & Culture and Public Health teams patnered again with local artists and designers to update the messaging of the creative, culturally resonant communications about COVID-19 and vaccinations to include booster shots. Lillian Lee chose the Cantonese/Hong Kong slang 加油! Add Oil! to be the rallying cry for…
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Rainbow Dash MIMOBOT cameo in the movie Ghostbusters: Afterlife
The Mimoco team lives on in group chat and a few weeks ago, we received a low-res video from a scene in the latest Ghostbusters film Afterlife because MIMOBOT continues to live on – this time My Little Pony’s Rainbow Dash makes an appearance. (image & source: Equestria Daily)
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MassArtober 2021
Participating in MassArtober: 31 days of art prompts. Follow along here: https://bit.ly/2YoLqKK
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MassArtober 2021: 31 days of art prompts
There are so many options now for art prompt projects in the month of October. This year, I’ve decided to join MassArt’s #MassArtober. The running theme for my work will be whatever the prompt is but….make it cute ? View the entire project here.
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WBUR x MassArt Illustration
WBUR partnered with MassArt’s Professional Freelance Studio program to create a limited-edition tote bag that features work from a new up-and-coming Boston artist every year. Working alongside professor Irena Roman, we provided art direction and weekly feedback for the artists to interpret the station’s signature sound from their creative points of view. It was an…
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The Supply Chain
luckily, we had no issues having this year’s hats delivered, but the labels sat in transit for a few days longer than expected even tho we opted for rush delivery. [Read More: The New Yorker]