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At this year’s D&AD awards, we fell in love with a pink plush toy made by Elissa Elwick – which just so happened to be appropriately called Jelly! Here is a picture recently taken of Jelly from the Alps!
We’ve decided we’re going to re-home Jelly, here at Jelly Towers. HOW EXCITING!!!
Good morning!
Since completing her “Hope” poster, Alison Carmichael was approached by Don’t Panic to complete an interview about her work as an artist.
It’s now available to view by clicking here!!
have a lovely day,
Jem Robinson has not only submitted work for the AOI Image 32, but also for a minatures exhibition at the Cupola Gallery in Sheffield. Artists were asked to submit work that is 10 cm squared, cubed or smaller.
more details about the exhibition can be found at cupolagallery.com or to see more work e-mail chelsie@jellylondon!
jelly hello again!
we are proud to announce that 2 of our lovely illustrators are going to be featuring in the AOI’s Image 32 Best Of British Contemporary Illustration between the 30th July – 27th
August at The London College of Communication;
the Awards Night is taking place on the 29th July!
Caroline Tomlinson & Jem Robinson are both featuring in the exhibition;
Jem has submitted a piece entitled “Protest” and Caroline has submitted “Happy Birthday Jelly” which won the Silver Award for Best Self-Promotion (it was for our first birthday last year!)
For more information on the exhibition please visit TheAOI.com and for examplesof Jem’s submitted work please visit www.theaoi.com/artist/jemmarobinson
our lovely jelly baby damien, contacted us to let us know about his latest work.
New York Magazine recently approached him to do some lovely illustrations for thier article “When You Want To Pretend You’re Olympics-Bound…”
please go to nymag.com to view them all online…
Also, he is currently trying to change the face of blogging – LITERALLY!! He’s asking for people who visit his site to send in pictures so he can prove that real people do indeed read blogs!
click on the link to see for yourself!
jelly good morning!
Alison Carmichael is the latest artist to have artwork featured in Don’t Panic! Her poster, based on the theme of Hope, can be found in the free Don’t Panic envelopes throughout this month – so keep an eye out!!
please visit www.dontpaniconline.com for more details…
jelly hello!
Our latest exciting work as part of the ‘Mother Of All Broadband’ campaign for Virgin is now ready to view online!
jelly were approached by London digital agency Start Creative, to produce an interactive banner to tie in with the latest TV commercials produced by Rapier. Creative Director Matt Page worked with our newest jelly artist Neil Duerden to complete all the illustration work, followed by our lovely friends at The Tin who used their flash skills to produce the Mother of All Banners. And despite the tight budget – and even tighter deadline – you must agree, the end result is superb!
click here to view!:
Downs Syndrome Association Advertisement Nickelodeon
hello! and good afternoon; jelly hope you are well!
last year we produced a rather cute advertisement for the Downs Syndrome Association which featured over Christmas on the Nickelodeon channels.
we’ve just been informed that ITV Wales have asked to use the ad as part of thier item on the Five Nations Conference on Downs Syndrome in Cardiff this weekend. So keep an eye out!!
jelly hello!!
we just want to congratulate our lovely hand-lettering Alison Carmichael and our friends at The Tin for being selected as Adobe Site Of The Day!!
“Adobe recognizes websites based on their use of strong visual designs, superior functionalities, and innovative uses of Adobe products”
Please visit http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/showcase/index.cfm to see more…
or to view Alison’s site itself, visit: www.alisoncarmichael.com
Here’s our lovely jelly baby hard at work last Friday night as a live artist at the Proud Galleries in Camden. Bless his heart.
Sadly, everyone seemed a tad baffled by a bearded man sitting in the corner, drawing people. But hey ho!
