Yulia Brodskaya at Work
If you haven't checked the News section of quiller extraordinaire Yulia Brodskaya's website in a while, you're in for a treat.
Not only has Yulia created a Christmas design for Coin, a chain of Italian department stores, but also book covers, and an ad for a Turkish confectionery company. The most exciting thing to me though, is a video in which we get a glimpse of Yulia's process as she designs a series of numbers for Danish bank, Spar Nord. (Hey, it seems she works from home at a super-cluttered table, just like the rest of us!)
[edit: video no longer available]
Another Yulia sighting... there's been speculation among the online quilling community this week that a little Christmas tree image on a new Target gift card is also her design. She previously did a wrapped package gift card for the chain of U.S. stores.
One other fun thing for today... I noticed a post via @strictlypaper on Twitter about beautiful store windows (La Rinascente in Milan) that are featuring The Angel, a hand and computer crafted sculpture by British paper artist and designer, Richard Sweeney. Here's one lovely example.
Not only has Yulia created a Christmas design for Coin, a chain of Italian department stores, but also book covers, and an ad for a Turkish confectionery company. The most exciting thing to me though, is a video in which we get a glimpse of Yulia's process as she designs a series of numbers for Danish bank, Spar Nord. (Hey, it seems she works from home at a super-cluttered table, just like the rest of us!)
[edit: video no longer available]
Another Yulia sighting... there's been speculation among the online quilling community this week that a little Christmas tree image on a new Target gift card is also her design. She previously did a wrapped package gift card for the chain of U.S. stores.
One other fun thing for today... I noticed a post via @strictlypaper on Twitter about beautiful store windows (La Rinascente in Milan) that are featuring The Angel, a hand and computer crafted sculpture by British paper artist and designer, Richard Sweeney. Here's one lovely example.
