Want a free bag?


Thought you would....
For the first time in history, Doodlers Anonymous and Nosideup join efforts to spread some doodling love in the form of two bags... GRATIS!

Join in, be loved.

Going shopping with the ladies













Here are all the totes!
They are almost all up in the shop :)

New girls in town




Dear everyone,
these are Liza, Nicola and Paloma (bottom to top) .
They have just moved to my Etsy shop.
Be nice to them (as you see some of them have not had that much of a good day), maybe invite them to your home?

Singhild's gift


My dear beautiful Ms S asked me for a tote with one of my ladies do's on it. Given that my life has been incredibly busy it has taken me more than a year to sit down and do it. Do you guys think I shoud add them to the shop (this one is a hand-drawn original)?

PS: excuse the quality of the picture: I had to raise myself on my toes to show the bag and I was unstable :)

Chelsea




Chelsea Steed is a photographer and now a new print in my shop...
See the story here!

The bad conscience

It's been 10 days since my last post and my bad conscience is killing me. I don't even know how this has happened. I guess that I've had so many things going on that I haven't even known how to get back on blog track. So, here's the last few days:


-Basically, Mr. M. and I have learnt it's moving time again (most probably). This makes us happy for all the new possibilities, but we feel that Barcelona has been really awesome to us, and feel like our time here has been so short.
-This has also leads to having to act upon the future of my education. We'll see how that goes.
-I've also learnt to paint with liquid watercolours rather than acrylics and I'm in a very blissful Rothko fase. Pictures to come.
-My vegan heart does not take the zoo drawing lessons that well anymore. But I've developed a new personal style.
-Spring isn't quite happening yet.
-I've cut my hair so short I still don't recognize myself in the mirror.
-Fantastic Mr Fox only opened in cinemas now and we loved it.
-Alice in Wonderland did not meet expectatives.

I'm hopefully back now!

At the zoo!








This is a hard one.

This semester half of my drawing lessons are going to be at the zoo.
Now, as a vegan, I feared that I'd find it hard to swallow.
But the truth is, I have not seen mistreated animals (admitedly the big felines didn't seem very lively); and it's been well, fun! and challenging, too.

You see, the last semester we had endless (a class is 3 hrs long) amounts of fun drawing toga-ed up statues and architectural elements and vegetables (which I liked the most). All, with no pictures or rulers or any other accessory than eyes and hands.

I look forward to understanding better how zoos work and how I feel about them, and, in the meanwhile, draw a lot.

(I befriended a goat which seemed to really like my coat; a great, wise turtle sniffed me out and decided to walk away; a vulture as tall as me kind of charged towards me, a dolphin pooed right on my face (there was glass in between us), flamingos wore fluorescent feathers; and hippos had really tiny legs)

Bridgett


Read her story here.

See Ali's site (the photographer of the original image) here.

Jo

Read Jo's story and take her home here.

More new things!








The new IT Bags are taking off! I sold a Vuitton before I could post it here (not sad about that)!


And also, new PaperBling! HooHoo!

The IT totes


Remember when we were all rich and watched Sex and the City and spent thousands on It Bags? (I was too young and veggie back then to have one).

Well, just like dinousars are cool because they are extinguished, so can the It Bags. Se more in the shop.

A work in progress (Frida)





I am feeling like having a Frida revival. I am totally fascinated by her story and the simplicity but brutal honesty of her work. And, needless to say, she is a style icon (facial hair optional).

So I've decided to investigate her by drawing her.

I have started taking pics at different stages for you to see how I work. I actually love doing portraits, and have been missing it with all the linear hair work and paper cutting. There's still work left to do (although I do like the "unfinished" look, and it's more richly coloured in real life).
This is based on a picture by Nickolas Muray.

Long absence, but then...!

It's been a while, but look! There's more in the shop! (it makes me so happy to finish a piece and put it up!)


Leggy (first collage ever)



Thanks, Elise

I loved seeing this.

Yeah! for Etsy

The secret is out...
I've written an article for The Storque!
I'm over the moon!

Remember the divas?


I introduced them here, and now one of them has changed name and moved to Etsy.

They're fussy and high-maintenance. You know you need one!

NineBStudios



Fabulous artist in Etsy. Those drawings! They're so personal and have an amazing strengh. It's an amazing feeling to find new (to me) seller with such overwhelming talent in the sea of Etsy.

Rebecca


See her story here.

Stuart Pearson Wright






Mr M. and I saw an illustration on a book cover and we both stopped and said "this is so amazing!" (kinda happened like that). The style rung a bell and it's because Stuart Pearson Wright is the artist that pictured J. K. Rowling for the Portrait Gallery in london. He's an absolute portrait god (and he's only 33). Enjoy more of him here.


Such a lovely book! See it here.

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Trained as a Product designer and in Fine Arts (a bit). Now a MA student of Contemporary Art History and Visual Culture. Passionate about culture, trends, rituals and people (and vegan food). Proud owner of Nosideup Etsy store. See more at http://www.mariagilulldemolins.com

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