Beata Boucht exhibits at Eskilstuna Konstmuseum - an exhibition that includes new and old work, prints, videos, wallpaper and projections. The image above comes from the new limited edition print series We try, but we don’t belong. The show opens this Saturday.
Emma Löfström has again illustrated for the magazine Omvärlden that specialises in global issues about justice, poverty and the situation in developing countries.
Beata Boucht was interviewed in Wekkend Weekly magazine, one of Hong Kong’s leading and best selling Travel, Dining & Leisure Magazines.
Design for Children´s Rights is a collaboration between Save the Children and selected deisgners and illustrators. Emma Löfström was invited to participate in the project. Her print Siberian Tigers, especially made for Design for Children´s Rights, can bought in the online shop. The profit goes to Save the Children.
Karin Rönmark made an illustration about Svenska Tecknare, the member organisation for illustrators and graphic designers in Sweden. The illustration is published in their members magazine - TECKNAREN.
Emma Löfström has illustrated a short story, Paradise by Irish novelist Edna O’Brien, for the Sunday Times.
The Swedish National Agency for Education, Skolverket, has launched a new site in order to encourage people to become teachers. Produced by Le Bureau and iconic icons illustrated by Martin Nicolausson.
Samuel Fast was commissioned to illustrate for Reumatkervärlden, which is produced by publishing company A4.
The food company Abba Seafood has produced a ready made sauces for salmon. Emma Löfström´s illustrations guides you through the preparations.