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Dave Plunkert
The Diabolique cover I designed and illustrated has been included in Time Magazine's Top 10 Criterion Collection Covers
This new package created for the 1954 French, classic thriller can be ordered in both Blu-ray and DVD formats at www.criterion.com
Dave Plunkert
First in a series of screenprints for Dogfish Head Craft Brewery's seasonal beers. Signed prints will be available at www.dogfish.com on March 1.
Joyce Hesselberth
This illustration is for a story about how transplant patients are coping with side effects. A new anti-rejection drug appears to offer positive results and researchers at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas are part of a study to evaluate the medication. If you would like to see more of my illustration work, my complete portfolio is here.
We've just finished re-designing our porfolio sites. The new design is ipad and iphone friendly and has links to join our Twitter Feeds and mailing list. Of course, there is lots of new artwork too. Please take a look!
Dave Plunkert
If you're in Ireland this month you can see my work in Cutters/Cork, an exhibition curated by James Gallagher featuring collage works by 50+ international artists. The show opens February 7 and will run until March 12 at the West Cork Arts Centre.
Exhibiting Artists include: Rubén B, Michael Bartalos, Melinda Beck, Brian Belott, Hisham Akira Bharoocha, Stephen Brandes, Paul Burgess, Dennis Busch, Hollie Chastain, Alejandro Chavetta, Cless, Barrett Cook, Liam Crockard, Valero Doval, Jesse Draxler, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez, Erik Foss, James Gallagher, April Gertler, Jason Glasser, Eva Han, Sean Hillen, Ashkan Honarvar, Jordin Isip, Eva Lake, Greg Lamarche, Dani Leventhal, Leif Low-Beer, Max o Matic, Jeffrey Meyer, Vincent Pacheco, Melissa Paget, David Plunkert, Garrett Pruter, Kareem Rizk, Javier Rodriguez, Jenni Rope, Jason Rosenberg, Valerie Roybal, Joe Ryckebosch, Cay Schroder, Baby Smith, Kerstin Stephan, Katherine Streeter, Sergei Sviatchenko, Alejandra Villasmil, David Wallace, Jessica Williams, Oliver Wiegner, Lulu Wolf, Bill Zindel and Anthony Zinonos.
Joyce Hesselberth
I recently illustrated a piece for The Chronicle Review about the political left — a great opportunity to play with format a bit. Author Todd Gitlin writes, "Once upon a time, in a century far, far away, there was an idea of a single, interconnected left in a single, interconnected world—a unified force, or a vanguard, or a virtual chamber of the deputies of the people, some entity whose mission was to lead the way toward the realization of a collective and universal ideal."
The entire story is available for subscribers here.
To see more of my editorial work, view my newly re-designed editorial portfolio.
