We're always really excited to see the revival of craft in this digital age. Too often to we depend on our computers, our phones, or our ipads, and we too are guilty as charged. That's why we love seeing talented "analogue" artists such as Dana Tanamachi being celebrated and their work being supported.
Miss Tanamachi is a talented chalk letterer whose work can be seen at the Ace Hotel, Garden & Gun magazine, and Rachel Ray Magazine. She is an alum of Louise Fili - powerhouse of restaurant and food branding in New York, and another firm that gets us all kinds of excited.
We love all of Miss Tanamachi's work, but are especially giddy over her designs for Nagging Doubt wines. Wine labels can often have too much noise on them without saying so much, but these are so beautiful and they give useful information such as flavor notes and suggested pairings. Brilliant, we say.
We're also smitten with the time-lapse of Miss Tanamachi working on these gorgeous labels.
Nagging Doubt "The Pull" from Dana Tanamachi on Vimeo.
Nagging Doubt Viognier from Dana Tanamachi on Vimeo.
For more, go to her website.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
One of our favorite artists, Will Cotton , has collaborated with Katy Perry . Mr Cotton acted as Art Director for the video California Gurl...
-
We first learned of New York-based artist Will Cotton when Restaurant Daniel's Pastry Chef, Dominique Ansel , constructed a sugar ribbo...
-
Beer, rap moguls, men... all communities we know and love, but those which can seem like overwhelming swirls of chaos and information, and w...
-
Ok ok ok, we admit it. We love Katy Perry. A modern day pin up girl ( Vergas would be envious), who's got the whole world always won...
-
We were recently asked what our favorite food scenes from movies are - and somehow, this hostess drew a blank. Of course, the next day we w...




No comments:
Post a Comment