VANDER YACHT

Posted in Ugly Face Wednesday by cvydesign on June 17, 2009

UFW 06.17.09

We are 10 UFWs deep! Happy anniversary everyone, thanks for all the support! My face is already more supple/strong. It’s nice to see results.
This week’s face is inspired by making up my mind.

On this special day, I’d like to give a particularly warm congrats and thanks to my team:
Photographer: David Neevel | Co Art Director: Mark Shepard | Studio Artist: Cari Vander Yacht

Posted in Video by cvydesign on June 17, 2009

UFW has just been an excuse to cultivate a more “youthful revitalized face.” Also, I think there’s
some good Brain Rug song ideas in here. Thank you forever Everything is Terrible.

Posted in illustration by cvydesign on June 15, 2009

women

Posted in Made It, illustration by cvydesign on June 11, 2009

The Life

Hello friends, I did another gouache. This one’s about Russians!

Posted in Ugly Face Wednesday by cvydesign on June 10, 2009

UFW 061009

I’m discovering that this is just a different kind of vanity. Just one without the illusion or intention of getting laid.
Photographer: David Neevel | Co Art Director: Mark Shepard | Studio Artist: Cari Vander Yacht
This week’s face is inspired by you.

Posted in Photo by cvydesign on June 9, 2009

Castle of Arco


From Lands and Peoples: Baltic States and Central Europe

Posted in Photo by cvydesign on June 9, 2009

Brush

Found photo from Ampersand.

Posted in Internet Find by cvydesign on June 8, 2009

It’s not often that an illustration inspires old-school fright in me. This one struck a cord. Read more about Harry Clarke and see more
of his work for Edgar Allen Poe here.

Posted in Made It, illustration by cvydesign on June 5, 2009

Printed For Sale

Not Sure

Made some fine prints of this image for selling.

13″ x 19″
Giclée print on Toothy Art Paper
$25 each

Email me if you want some: cari.vanderyacht@gmail.com

Posted in Internet Find, Photo by cvydesign on June 4, 2009

“Original Caption:

New York — Audience members sit in grandstands known as the People’s Wall, in the IBM Pavilion at the New York City World’s Fair.
A mechanical system raised the 500 seat grandstands within the building so that the audience could watch a film on the inner workings
of computer logic. (1964)”

via If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There’d Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats