The Tumblr home of Illustrator Joe Wilson.
My full folio can be seen here
www.joe-wilson.com
Represented by Début Art in the UK and US.
www.debutart.com
Spotted in Covent Garden
Cheers Oscar
Over the past week or so i have been working with @5Reelfilm to produce this limited edition screen print for their screening of the Danny Boyle classic, Trainspotting. The showing will take place at the Adelphi in Leeds on the 26th May 2013. The prints will be available at the screening first, and then any remaining prints will be released online afterwards.
This is a 4 colour screen print, limited to an edition of 80, the size is A2 and the cost is £30 GBP.
The print is officially licensed by Film4 and producer of Trainspotting Andrew Macdonald.
Tickets for the screening and pre-orders for posters (at the show only at the minute) are now available to purchase at the 5Reel film website.
Please support a really great idea and go see a great film, and pick up some original art at the same time.
Here is some more info on 5Reel, taken from their website.
5 Reel Film is the ultimate combination of film and art.
We screen classic and cult films in intimate locations within the Leeds area. Each screening is accompanied by a limited edition screenprinted poster.
We love cinema and believe films deserve to be watched in a social environment with like-minded people and the opportunity to celebrate all you love about movies. Our screenings offer an exciting alternative atmosphere in which to watch your favourite films , along with the opportunity to acquire some exclusive art by seriously talented up and coming artists. Each screening is a bit different so expect some surprises along the way.
detailed pencil sketch before the ink goes on
Rest in peace Ray. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Seems like the Gallery 1988 official Bad Robot Experience went off with a bang last friday. All the artwork is available to buy online now, including my Cloverfield inspired piece above. only $35!!
Available here: http://nineteeneightyeight.com/products/joe-wilson-liberty-head
Thanks!!
Gallery 1988 Official Bad Robot show.
I have a piece in the upcoming Bad Robot show at Gallery 1988. Opening this friday, the official Bad Robot Experience is a show of art inspired by JJ Abrams body of work.
I went for a Cloverfield inspired piece, i figured there would be a fair few LOST pieces so wanted to do something different to that. And that unforgettable moment when the statue of Liberty head flies through the streets of New York just sticks in my head! Excellent.
These will be available at the show from friday in an edition of 30 for $35. And will be available on the G1988 website shop shortly after i’d imagine. As this is JJ Abrams approved a portion of the profits will go to charity.
Newest piece of work for EMI’s production music house KPM.
Had a lot of fun doing this one for their latest offering, the Indie Unplugged album.
J. Malcolm Garcia for Huck
You might remember i posted a bit of info about this a while ago, the gerald project is now complete and the dogs are ready to buy from the website.
More than 100 of the world’s most exciting and influential artists, illustrators have taken a paper dog and made it their own as part of the two-year Gerald Project. Culminating in a book launch and exhibition taking place at New York Design Week, the collaborative sculpture exchange is one of the most ambitious in the history of art and design.
The website to buy my dog and many other illustrators designs is here: http://gerald.lazerian.co.uk
Exhibition Information:
Gerald and James Exhibition, New York
Curated by Liam Hopkins. Presented by LAZERIAN in partnership with James Cropper
Friday 17 – Sunday 19 May 2012, 10am – 5pm daily (Preview Thursday 16 May, 6.30pm)
60 READE STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10007 (http://goo.gl/maps/sNWKp)
Opening night by invitation only.
New book cover for Ming-Yi Wu’s ‘The Man with Compound Eyes’
Available to Pre-Order now at www.waterstones.com
Full jacket artwork for ‘The Cloud Hunters’ by Alex Shearer.
Thanks to Hot Key Books
Love Is An Astronaut by Harry Malt
I’ve got a piece in todays Guardian. Front cover of the G2 Film & Music section.
Hero of the blues Jack White.