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Little Deities: group art exhibition @No Vacancy Gallery
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Cheri took part in a group art exhibition “Little Deities” at No Vacancy Gallery in Melbourne. The idea behind the show was really interesting – 60 artists were invited to customise a doll on the theme of ‘little deities.’ Here is Cheri’s result. A little goddess. She is the goddess of beginnings, of moving forward, from new life to new …
Read MoreNucleus Gallery: Harry Potter tribute exhibition
Cheri took part in the Harry Potter exhibition at Nucleus Gallery, LA.
Read MoreMusic Connects: AGDA poster comp 2011
Robert joined a select group of talented designers that Artisan sponsored for the 2011 AGDA poster competition. The theme was a very open brief on music, so Robert chose to create a poster on the idea of music connecting people, past all barriers of race, age, religion etc. Sadly, it didn’t make the finals for the poster comp but he …
Read MoreMelbourne Street Art Tour
We took an in-depth tour of Melbourne’s famous street art. Though there was a bit of rain, it was a fun experience, and eye-opening to a lot of trends and styles. Better to let the pictures tell the story…
Read MoreGluttony video (ft. Chess)
Here is a 30 sec video we made on the theme of the 7 deadly sins. In this case, we chose Gluttony.
Read MoreDrawn I: Art Exhibition
Robert took part in a group drawing exhibition at Brunswick Street Gallery. The pictures he made for this exhibition were grouped under “Katanas and Rollerblades.” These pictures follow a fantastical world where a bunch of beautiful girls in rollerblades and armed with katana swords undertake a host of exciting adventures, battling evil ninja squads and saving innocent bystanders in the …
Read MoreNew York City drawings
On a recent trip to the Big Apple, Robert went crazy with inspiration and drew a lot of pictures in his sketchbooks. Here is a selection of the drawings:
Read MoreNucleus Gallery: Power in Numbers 4 art exhibition
Cheri was invited by Nucleus Gallery to take part in their Power in Numbers 4 art exhibition in LA. You can view more info about the art exhibition on the Nucleus Gallery website here and here. Here is a description from the Nucleus Gallery website: Power In Numbers (PIN) combines a love of art with philanthropy for our biggest event of the year! …
Read MoreVietnam: KPMG Global Conference
The Red Penny Studios team went to Vietnam to work at the KPMG global conference with their friends, Mind Gallery. Our job was to facilitate the art workshop as head artists, working with Mind Gallery and local Vietnamese artists. During the workshop we work directly with the KPMG employees to create a joint artwork. Being head artists, we had to …
Read MoreOsaka Murals
Flashback to 2005! Browsing through the archives we found this gem. In Osaka, Japan, we made a whole bunch of murals based on the theme of entertainment. This involved painting a lot of the things we love to paint – acrobats, clowns, circus, burlesque dancers and the like. Throw in old movie posters and Charlie Chaplin and we were having …
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