Showing posts with label Jasper Goodall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jasper Goodall. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 June 2011

Video of Decoy Issue 2

I thought I produce a quick video to show the contents of the issue! Make sure you put it onto hd mode if you can, mainly just because I hate blurry videos, and want to show off the great content.
Copies have been selling quite fast so there's a chance they could be sold out in a few weeks, get one while you can!

Saturday, 23 October 2010

Head Heart & Hips, The Seductive World of BigActive

This book is a few years old now (2005) but I'll always come back to it for a good flick through. This post is mainly because I just stumbled across the book on amazon, where it is currently going for just FOUR POUNDS in new condition, and there are plenty of copies. I DESPERATELY urge you to buy this while it is going so unbelievably cheap. It's at least £20 in high street stores and packed full of BigActive's amazing talents (listed below), all beautifully laid out in full page and double spread layouts, letting the work do all the talking over 208 pages. The book is also hardback and a great size. I've photographed some of the layouts to prove just how sumptuous this book is. BUY BUY BUY
















Gerard Saint
Mat Maitland
Richard Andrews
Jasper Goodall
Rene Habermacher & Jannis Tsipoulanis (my personal highlight)
Kate Gibb
Vava Ribiero
Shiv
Erwan Frotin
Kam Tang
David Foldvari
Patrick Ibanez
Genevieve Gauckler
Daniel Stier
Kristian Russell
Will Sweeney
Simon Henwood
Rachel Thomas

Monday, 23 August 2010

New prints by Jasper Goodall






Hi Guys! Long time no post I know, make sure you are joining Decoy's company page on facebook for all your latest illustrative info!

Anyway, Decoy favourite Jasper Goodall has just opened up his online print shop, and to start things off he's included three gorgeous new illustrations for it.
These are a perfect evolution of Goodall's style, while retaining his signatures of kinky female sexuality and graphic simplicity, he's embraced newer techniques and also captured the zeitgeist style of retro-landscapes&polygons that we've been seeing promoted a lot on zines and sites like www.booooooom.com. Visit his site here.