En los próximos días podras firmar tu ejemplar del libro "All The Buildings In New York / Todos los edificios de Nueva York" en Nueva York y Los Ángeles. Un proyecto personal de James Gulliver Hancock. Un ilustrador de Australia ahora viviendo entre Sydney y Nueva York.

Este proyecto nace de un intenso interés por el registro de lugares. Nueva York tiene un lugar especial en el corazón de todos, romántica desde Seasame Street y viejas películas como La ventana indiscreta y Desayuno con diamantes. En su blog registra un intento de dar una visión personal de la ciudad pasando un lápiz sobre todas las estructuras, es de esperar que esto no termine solo con Nueva York.

El libro cuenta con numerosos dibujos de edificios que no aparecen en el blog, este es un libro de tapa dura increíble difundido por uno de los expertos de libros de arte, Rizzoli / Universo.

James Gulliver Hancock es un artista e ilustrador. Su trabajo ha sido expuesto en galerías de todo el mundo, y ha trabajado con una amplia variedad de clientes de alto perfil, incluyendo Coca-Cola, el New York Times, y Herman Miller Furniture. James Gulliver Hancock se siente horrible cuando él no está dibujando. Se crió en Australia, su madre trabaja en una prisión, y su padre es descendiente de los presos. Por desgracia, no tenía un canguro como mascota, y nunca cuido a un koala como niño. Ha viajado por el mundo y tiene pánico a no poder ser capaz de plasmasr todo lo que ha visto, al menos una vez. Esconde tus rotuladores / Sharpies, ya que desaparecen misteriosamente cuando él está cerca.

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James Gulliver Hancock grew up in Sydney, Australia, and in kindergarten remembers devising the most complex image he could think of … In school he discovered technical drawing. He has always been obsessed with machines and the way things work and rendering the meeting of tiny screws in perfect perspective was a delight. His favourite tool was the mechanical pencil that could change between .25, .5 and .3 thickness lines. His ability to visualize 3d shapes and perspective in his head and draw them on paper drove him to continue to explore the medium. This is now married with a love of colour, paint, and controlled mess as well as connecting it to deeper conceptual and philosophical meaning.

He Studied Visual Communications at the University of Technology, Sydney. Graduating with the University Medal and Honours. In 2000 he stared a gallery in Sydney, Australia called SPACE3 ,with three friends, which welcomed artists in the local community to exhibit in an ornate bank vault. The publishing of a 200 page hardcover book marked the end of 5 years of curating new art in Sydney.

He has traveled extensively including an overland journey from Sydney to London via S.E. Asia, China, Japan, Russia and Europe. Rolling in a typhoon in the sea between Japan and Russia he wondered how he’d save his sketchbook when the ship sank. He undertook artist residencies all over Europe and most recently has been in America where he has worked for a wide variety of  high profile clients. These include Dell Computers, Coca-Cola, Businessweek Magazine, The New York Times, Simon&Schuster, Herman Miller etc… To which he brings his whimsical skill in mediums of illustration, animation and design.

Currently he works out of studios in The Pencil Factory in Brooklyn, New York, and from his homeland studio in Sydney, Australia.

You may know his work from his project www.allthebuildingsinnewyork.com

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Publicado en: 9 de Mayo de 2013
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metalocus, PEDRO NAVARRO
"Todos los Edificios de Nueva York" METALOCUS. Accedido el
<https://www.metalocus.es/es/noticias/todos-los-edificios-de-nueva-york> ISSN 1139-6415
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