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Peter Funch’s Babel Tales Redux
Please join us on Tuesday Sept. 6th to celebrate the opening of Peter Funch‘s Babel Tales Redux. From the press release: Babel Tales Redux marks an end and a beginning. Peter Funch’s 5 year long exploration of the streets of New York has reached its conclusion and the exhibition unveils the result: 40 monumental panoramic ...
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Mogollon Video for “Something is About to Happen”
Mogollon directed and art directed this video for their show “Something is About to Happen” at the Diesel Art Gallery in Tokyo which closed on August 14th. You can see more work by Mogollon on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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If Nothing Goes Right, Turn Left by Pomme Chan and Sabina
Pomme Chan collaborated with her dear friend Sabina to create ‘If Nothing Goes Right, Turn Left’, a somewhat dark, somewhat quirky, but altogether gorgeous little story book filled with Pomme’s illustrations. Within one month, Pomme created around 25 drawings and developed the story with Sabina. At the moment, there are only 200 copies, making ...
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Pomme Chan at Siamese Connection 2011: Rediscover
Pomme Chan is featured as a Special Guest Artist at the Thai Artists Alliance second annual Siamese Connection 2011: Rediscover. The show opens July 28th at the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn, NY. You can see more work by Pomme Chan on the the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Mogollon joins Levine/Leavitt
We are very proud to announce that Brooklyn based duo Francisco Lopez and Monica Brand known as Mogollon have joined Levine/Leavitt. Welcome to la familia! Mogollon is a word that in Spanish means fertility or abundance (typically used to mean ”‘very‘‘, such as ”I like you mogollon”). For the first time their work was in ...
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Alex Trochut: More is More
Just 30 years old, Alex Trochut is one of the most internationally renowned Spanish designers. Typographer and illustrator, Trochut shows us in this book his most intimate, most personal and, at the same time, professional side. Trochut talks about his professional influences such as Dalí and Miró and of course about his work, but also ...
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Stud by Nick Meek
A lovely example of Nick’s personal work, taken from his blog ‘Make Good Time’. “Whilst shooting a campaign for VW near Denver a little while ago I noticed some guys driving their horses up a dirt road towards the paddock. I saw them every morning as we were driving to the location. On the last ...
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OFFF Barcelona with Alex Trochut and Brosmind
Alex Trochut and Brosmind are very excited to be part of this year’s OFFF Festival, taking place this week in Barcelona, Spain. Alex will be speaking tomorrow about different sources of inspiration and workflow, through the explanation of various projects. Also, touching on his forthcoming book titled ‘More is More’. Brosmind will be speaking on ...
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Typography Tuesday: More is More by Alex Trochut
A sneak peek at illustrator and typographer Alex Trochut’s forthcoming book titled ‘More is More’, published by Index Book. The book will include Alex’s body of work to date, with the illustration and richly ornamented lettering that makes him one of the most sought after talents. Alex has worked with the likes of Wired and ...
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Marcel Christ joins Levine/Leavitt
We are so thrilled to announce Marcel Christ has joined Levine/Leavitt. A very warm welcome to the incredibly talented Dutch still life photographer. After graduating with honors from the Academy of Photography in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, photographer Marcel Christ shot for clients such as Sony, Nokia, Samsung, Evian, L’Oreal, Chopard, Nike, New Balance, Ebay, Coca ...
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Landscape Monday: Japan by Nick Meek
Three new landscapes by photographer Nick Meek, taken on a recent trip to Japan in an area south west of Sapporo called Noboribetsu, Hokkaid?. Named after the volcanic caldera lakes of Lake Shikotsu and Lake T?ya, these images are of the walls surrounding one of the lakes. We love the textures and details created by the ...
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Landscape Monday: Iceland by Markus Wendler
Photographer Markus Wendler took a moment to capture this gorgeous landscape while shooting an automotive campaign in Iceland. You can see more of Markus Wendler’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Los Ninos by TrujilloPaumier
These new images by Joaquin Trujillo and Brian Paumier are the latest addition to their series titled ‘Los Ninos’. The body of work began as five portraits of Joaquin’s nieces and nephews and has spiraled into a collection exceeding 30 portraits. The work has been shown in galleries and museums around the globe and is ...
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New Brosmind web site launched!
The new Brosmind site is officially launched! Check out new work and an outstanding archive from Alejandro and Juan Mingarro, including their latest personal project titled Brosmind Friends. Also on the site is a new shop to purchase posters (like the one below) and other cool pieces, like a Brosmind pedal car and ceramic ...
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Typography Tuesday: The Letter I by Pomme Chan
This piece was created by Pomme Chan for an upcoming typography exhibition in Los Angeles. From the Gallery Nucleus site: Gallery Nucleus is hosting an exhibit (May 12 – June 6) celebrating hand drawn letterforms and experimental typography. Parallel to increasingly computer-driven imagery, it is both refreshing and encouraging to see the resurgence of working ...
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Levine/Leavitt welcomes Pomme Chan
We are proud to announce the addition of Pomme Chan to the Levine/Leavitt roster. Welcome Pomme! Born and educated in Bangkok, Pomme completed her BA in Interior Design at Silpakorn University before working at the Bangkok offices of both WPP’s DY&R and Grey as a graphic designer. In 2002 she relocated to the UK for ...
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Landscape Monday: Wind Slab by photographer Nick Meek
Taken from Nick Meek’s blog: There’s a cable car that runs from the Aiguille Du Midi at the foot of Mont Blanc, France to the Rifugio Torino in Italy. It passes over the Glacier Du Giant, a massive area of snow, ice and crevasses. Whilst hovering a couple of hundred meters above in this tiny ...
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Bellydancers: Gig Posters by Graphic Therapy
Thid gig poster designed by David Calderley from Graphic Therapy is part of a series created for the Tangiers Blues Band. David was inspired by vintage photos of Algerian bellydancers and Peter Max’s iconic cosmic 60′s art, a style which suits this blues band perfectly. June 2nd, TBB will be opening for Gregg Allman who ...