“The Office: A Day at Dunder Mifflin Elementary,” written by Robb Pearlman and gorgeously illustrated by CCS alumna Melanie Demmer, follows a young, suit-clad Michael Scott on his journey to become the “World’s Best Line Leader.”
CCS Illustration alumna Samm Rae recently hosted the grand opening of her brand new KarmaKnife Tattoo and Art Collective in downtown Jackson, Michigan. This collective not only acts as a tattoo parlor, but also a fine art gallery featuring the work of local artists, who receive 100% of the proceeds.
CCS Illustration alumna Ui Jung Kim, who’s had her vibrant illustrations published in the New York Times, has been selected by Creative Boom as one of the 20 “illustrators to watch” in 2020.
StockX recently sat down with Dan Armand, the creative director, and co-founder of 1xRun and CCS Illustration alumnus, to learn more about their successful, global art company.
Born in Haiti and raised in Miami, Serge Gay, the San Francisco-based artist and CCS Illustration alumnus wanted to compose a “love letter” to the mid-century modern heritage and retro revival that Palm Springs is known for.
Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton is hosting a panel discussion on CCS Illustration alumnus Mario Moore’s exhibition “The Work of Several Lifetimes” of black men and women who work at or around the Princeton University campus in blue collar jobs.
“Sit Down Somewhere,” Sydney G James’ first solo exhibition, opens to the public on October 12th from 6-9pm at Playground Detroit.
“The Work of Several Lifetimes,” an exhibition of new work created over the past year by 2018-19 Hodder Fellow and CCS Illustration alumnus Mario Moore, presenting etchings, drawings, and large-scale paintings of Black men and women who work at or around the Princeton University campus.
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