Issue 24 – The Landscape Issue
We have another big issue for you to enjoy {yep all 152 pages of it!} In Issue 24 we are exploring the power of a landscape and how it can be manipulated, changed, re-constructed, shrunk or viewed from a different perspective. Scroll down to see what we have for you in this issue!
Enjoy!
Bec
Blanket’s Cover Art
We introduce you to our
Blanket cover artist for this issue,
Jo Cheung, whose ‘landscape’ illustration was influenced by her childhood holidays in Hong Kong.
Blankets Featured Font {FREE with this issue!}
The issue would not be complete without our
Blanket Featured Font! This issue type designer,
Darim Kim, brings us her font
‘My Fair Cody‘ which was designed as a tribute to her dog.
{DIY Tutorials}
Regular Blanket contributor
Jek is back this issue with a brand new
DIY tutorial on how to make a
Diorama{Western style!}
We welcome new Blanket contributors
Becka and Richard from
Bliss in a Teacup {you met them in Issue 23 and we are so excited to welcome them to the team!} . Their
DIY tutorial will show you how to create a
Landscape Mobile.
I will also be showing you an easy
Photoshop Tutorial so you can create the illusion of
Tilt-Shift Photography {it will have you turning all your holiday photos into miniature landscapes!}
Artist Interviews
In our feature article we interview five very different artists that have all looked to the landscape for inspiration and are interpreting it in their own unique way.
1. Erin Tyner’s, photographic series
Half Awake are carefully staged miniatures that depict
an unfolding scene of a lone figure in the landscape.
2. New York photographer,
Matthew Albanese, can spend months assembling his model landscapes using everyday materials such as faux fur, steel wool, ground parsley, paprika, sugar, and table salt. His photos are so realistic that at first glance many people mistake them for actual landscapes.
3. If you were a garden how tended would you be? It’s the question,
Frank Plant, asks his viewer in his series
How does your garden grow?
4. The contrast of an urban/rural landscape is a constant theme for photographer,
Lindsay Blamey.
5. In her series
You Are Here artist,
Megan Scheminske, paints canvases using Google map reference images.
• Collage artist,
Jesse Draxler, chats to us about his work and collaborating with other artists.
• Blanket writer,
Jonathan Hulme, teaches us
The Road Rules we should know before we take our next roadtrip.
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Gwendoline Watson embraces her fear and spends a night camping in the wild Welsh landscape in her story
Feel The Fear.
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Photographic Series: Silent Landscapes Photographs from Iceland taken by me! ; )
Plus we uncover 47 emerging artist from all over the world in our Gallery sections!
• Re_action! Artists featured inside this issue: Aga Prokopenko, Agurtxane Concellón, Alice Rebecca Potter, Bradley Pinkerton, Dinesha Perera, Elisa Sandoval, Emma Simmons, Ester Grossi, Francesca Tollardo, Ilaria Bagnulo, Iva Cukic, Joanne Thies, João Bento Soares, Joy Chokchai, Justin Kendall, Katica Pedisic, Keegan Green, Laura Carey, Lucy Eldridge, Mark Payne, MundoCaco, Nafisa Kaptownwala, Faunesque {aka Philippe Constantinesco}, Rena Littleson, Sarah Cunningham, Steve Poxson , Tamar Dolev, Tatchara Lertkitcha, tchmo, Threepetch Suprakob, Veronica Romanenghi.
• Here’s my work… I hope you like it! Artists featured inside this issue: Adriean Koleric, Alvaro Sánchez, Andy Geppert, Anna Maria Pacchioni {aka Annulla}, Carla Thursday, Christina Song, Daniel Mendoza, Eileen Moreno, Elumas Preslecky, Everly dark, Faunesque {aka Philippe Constantinesco}, Holly Exley, Kristian Jones, Lauren Holmes, Lucy Eldridge, Mark Payne, Matthew Aurilio, MundoCaco, Nafisa Kaptownwala, Rebeccah Power, Rena Littleson, Sarah Cunningham, Steve Poxson , Tamar Dolev, Tatchara Lertkitcha, tchmo, Threepetch Suprakob, Veronica Romanenghi.