Shop filled with simple and gorgeous items for babies, Tipitipi

Verónica has designed really nice illustrations and different objects under the name of Depeapa. She works with all kind of materials, from wood to felt or paper and manages to give them all a perfect finishing. We love the details, the colours, the designs…everything!

Sara Fanelli has worked for The New Yorker, Penguin Books, Faber and Faber, Tate Modern Gallery, Ron Arad, Issey Miyake, V&A Museum, and she has won a great number of awards but her most important work are her illustrations for children books.

Betony combines rubber stamps with pencil line work and she layers colour with geometric elements…the result is a delicate and quite poetic work that we really love.

Ana Ventura specialised in engraving at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon and she has illustrated many books for children. Her work is beautiful.

León Ferrari and Mira Schendel are very important artists of the mid-20th century from Argentina and Brazil, who have maily worked in plastic art, sculpture and installations. But they also have a great graphic work made with letters and words that become fantastic graphisms…

Kveta Pacovská is an exceptional illustrator, with quite a few awards for her work. She is for the children what Le Corbusier has been for the arquitects!

Kiki has a passion to reuse materials that would otherwise be discarded- She makes beautiful collages that show the contrast between the tropical colours of her native Brazil and the green and gray tones of London her home city..

Okido is an english mag for children from 2 to 7 years old, and published every 3 months. Each issue is about a different subject and it is explained to kids through short stories, games, drawings, recipes, handmade things… All beautifully illustrated by some 30 contemporary artists and designers!

Gorgeous.

For Paul Paper fun project: It Could be Me But It Is Actually Paul Paper.
http://www.couldbe.me/

One of his clients, Toxic.fm

He is also responsible for ANTI magazine, that includes lots of works from different artists and can be download from the web:
http://www.revolverlover.net/anti.asp

French TV series transmitted between 1968 and 1973, it tells the story of the Shadoks (small sort of birds that spend their time inventing useless things) and their enemies, the Gibis (which bowler gives them a clear superiority, they spend the whole day laughing at the Shadoks inventions)