Mitchell & Dent's Tittle Tattle

…and here’s another little sneaky peek from the SODA Gift 2010 exhibition, a tea stained ink and pencil painting by Angela Mitchell. If you are looking for that extra special Christmas gift, pop in to Gift.

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I have no words for the loveliness of Londoner Gemma Milly‘s illustration. It is pretty and girly and sweet and sassy and just perfect for a sunshine-y day like today. Enjoy.

gemmamilly.com

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Jérôme Mireault is from Montréal. He does illustrations. And how.

jeromemireault.com

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Perthonality Judith Ann makes you want to put down your blue Bic and never write another word. She is the calligrapher behind Beautiful Writing and her writing is *ahem* beautiful. Exquisite, splendiforous, delightful – insert your grandiose adjective of choice here. For a little calligraphy and cake, join Judith at Taylors Café every week in October during Spring in the Valley.

10:30am-12:30pm, Thursday October 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th
Taylors Café, 510 Great Northern Hwy, Middle Swan
To book telephone 9250 8838, $30 per person

beautifulwriting.com.au

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Due to popular demand, Madame Mitchell created a set of perfectly pretty prints like the illustrations on our Mitchell & Dent website. Inspired by high tea and spring time, they would be a welcome addition to anyone’s mantle. Doesn’t your cat drink from vintage teacups too?

mitchellanddent.com.au

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Milwaukee’s Erin Paisley is quite possibly the sweetest, most self-effacing illustrator I have ever come across. Describing her work, she says “I’m terrible at planning things out”, “when I sit down to draw, I have a big eraser by my side”, “I usually don’t know what my drawings will be” and “I pretty much just belly flop into everything I do and hope for the best (I was never very good at diving either…)”. And then she makes works like these!

Eek Design on Etsy

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On the other side of the world to us, but clearly Madame Mitchell is not ready to let the warm weather go and face autumn. She has made these wonderful prints of her original ink and graphite artworks on tea-stained paper available through our little online shop Mitchell & Dent. Mind you, Madame Dent is just a little concerned about what kind of shampoo Madame Mitchell uses.

www.mitchellanddent.com.au

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For jaded designers who have got too big for their boots, just look at this illustration from recent Canadian design graduate Jenny Kim. And her packaging. And her publication work. And her brand identity design. All ridiculously inspirational. Go Jenny.

www.jennykimcreative.com

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These little lovelies have been cleverly crafted by Sydney-based illustrator Kareena Zerefos. Capturing the imaginary worlds of children with pen, gouache, tea and ink, who wouldn’t want to see a flying elephant on their wall?

www.kareenazerefos.com

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