Exhibition Grenzeloos (“Without Borders”) is a showcase of Contemporary Dutch Illustration - Showing work that is crossing the traditional borders of illustration and explores new territory.
Runs from March 31 - June 10 2012
Works by: Lobke van Aar, Esther Aarts, Raoul Deleo, Merijn Hos, Raymond Lemstra, Sauerkids,Tammo Schuringa en Sigrid Spier
Location:
Stedelijk Museum Kampen
Oudestraat 133 - 8261 CK Kampen
Netherlands
More info: www.stedelijkemuseakampen.nl
The Tiger Hunter is one of my new t-shirt designs released by Threadless this week. Check my Threadless MADE by Esther Aarts page for 6 more new tees!
Flyer, designed by Esther Aarts (www.estheraarts.nl)
Catch me play @ Jungle Galaxy Rewind - March 17 2012
Drum & Bass Room:
Esta, Icicle, Rosco, Switch, Chase, Falcon
Breaks & Beats Room:
Twilight Circus Dub Soundsystem, J Smoke, Nemon
Fee: 10,00 Door: 12,00 - Open: 23:00 - 06:00
Doornroosje - Groenewoudseweg 322 - Nijmegen - NL
Self portrait with snorkel and puffer fish.
Hi Five Postcard set, by Esther Aarts, available through http://www.estheraarts.nl/en/store
(Limited edition 114 sets)
Last sunday Hello!Lucky greeting Cards and I held a prize raffle for a 20 letterpress postcard pack. Thanks for all your love and retweets! I’ve collected all your names and held a good old random raffle.
Tradition is throwing all names in a hat and pick one, but to be honest, that’s not how I roll my dice. Instead, I went to www.random.org and parsed your names into the list randomiser. As you can see, people who both twittered and reblogged doubled their chances by doing so. I simply hit the randomise button and first one on the list would become the winner of the pack.
See pic below, first one up was applesforjonah! Congrats! Just send me your contact details by e-mail, and the 20 Letterpress greeting card pack will land on your doormat very soon!
To everyone else, thanks a lot for partaking! I’ll send some finely wapped long lasting good vibes your way.
Hello!Lucky are a San Francisco based boutique printing house, specialising in gorgeous letterpressed greeting cards and customisable holiday cards. You can see several of my letterpress designs in the Hello!Lucky online store.
This year, Hello!Lucky asked several illustrators for a special holiday collection, and I feel honoured to be one of them. You can personalise the designs with your own text, multiple photos and personal holiday wishes! The special holiday card store has just gone online, you can have a look at my holiday designs and many others here!
(Photo by Edyta Szyzlo)
To celebrate, we have a special giveaway contest for you! We’ve got an collection of 20 assorted Hello!Lucky letterpressed greeting cards by Esther Aarts prize pack to raffle among you dudes and dudettes.
Spread the word about Hello!Lucky’s new Holiday Card collection by:
• Liking this post on Tumblr
• Reblogging and commenting on this post on Tumblr (bonus points!)
• OR by retweeting this post on Twitter! (You can use the share link below)
After you’ve done so, you’re entered in a drawing to win the 20 Letterpress Card pack from Hello!Lucky. You can enter till wednesday 18:00 Amsterdam time. If you won, I’ll let you know by mail/tweet/post pigeon! Good Luck!
Hello!Lucky prints gorgeous letterpressed cards and adorable custom holiday photo cards. I had the honour to work with Hello!Lucky on many designs including their new range of custom holidays cards. The cards featured here are letterpressed on a vintage vandercook letterpress.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. ‘Nuff said.
(via c86)
Stop! Tea Time! by Esther Aarts is reprinted on girly tees.
Rock Harder by Esther Aarts on Flickr.
By Esther Aarts And Zeptonn! (it’s a collab for the Threadless 3 word challenge :)
Classic Gamer (by Esther Aarts)
Ahead of the game?
You’ve been outcreeped! (via Esther Aarts)
For sale today (dec 30) as a shirt at www.teefury.com
It was about time to pick up my favorite pastime again: Making marker doodles. This is part one of a series of a not yet known amount about cryptozoologistic gentlemen. 
Mermen.
Mergentlemen, to be precise.
