Cristiano Ronaldo
Art Prints here: http://society6.com/DanielNyari
Qui Qui Qui, Je suis Titi.
Buy Print here: http://society6.com/DanielNyari/Thierry-Henry-4MJ_Print
A number of Spot Illustrations for ESPN Magazine’s Confidential Spread dealing with Cheating/Doping in Sports.
Thanks to AD Chin Wang for letting me have a lot of fun with these.
I created Four Spot Illustrations for Diablo Magazine.
The brief dealt with a guide about various Summer Film Events for the public. Cult classic “The Troublemaker” in the Berkeley Art Museum Garden, Forbidden Planet in the Chabot Science Center, Smokey and the Bandit at Livermore’s Vine Cinema, and The Goonies at Jack London Square.
Online Version here: http://www.diablomag.com/Diablo-Magazine/June-2013/Retro-Summer-Fun/
Thanks to Roger Gurbani for the assignment.
For Hero Complex Gallery. Theme: Arch Nemesis. Opens May 24th.
A tribute to one of my heroes; David Lynch and the wonderful assembly of antagonists his films have spawned.
Got my first 6 Page feature and interview in JOIA Art Magazine. Not only did the guys send me two copies in awesome black metal wrapping paper but it’s the best looking Art Magazine that I’ve seen. They custom design each feature according to the artist.
Full Walkthrough of Magazine here: https://vimeo.com/64851382#
“David Brent & Gareth Keenan”
For Bottleneck Gallery’s Show “I Love You Man” celebrating famous and iconic duos in Pop Culture. Opens Friday May 10th through May 26 in Brooklyn, New York.
Find out more about the show here: http://www.bottleneckgallery.com/
Got to work on Four Spot Illustrations and a number of Icons for this month’s WIRED Magazine for their 20th anniversary issue.
Each spot accounts for an innovation (Etsy, Crowdsourcing, Gmail, and Online Dating) that technology has brought about, changing the way we live and perceive communication. The icons depict the evolution of storage from Iomega Zip Disks of the past to modern day USB Flash Drives. Thanks to AD Bradley for this wonderful project.
BAD ROBOT, GOOD ROBOT
JJ Abrams for Gallery 1988’s “Bad Robot Show: A tribute to the works of JJ Abrams. Find out more here: http://nineteeneightyeight.com/
It opens tonight (April 26, 2013, 7-12pm) in Los Angeles and I’m really proud and happy to be a part of this landmark show.
Available for purchase here: http://nineteeneightyeight.com/products/daniel-nyari-bad-robot-good-robot#.UXxC3g8iN-0.twitter
I was featured in April’s Issue of FourFourTwo Magazine, the biggest football magazine in the world. I grew up reading this so it was very exciting to get this chance. Lovely people there.
My contribution to John O’Marra’s wonderful Chocolate Chips & Rocketships Book - A children’s book of 99 1/2 Poems and pictures by 100 of the world’s greatest Illustrators.
My Illustration is based on a Poem titled “Tell Me a Story, Mom!”
“Tell Me a Story, Mom!”
There was a little boy who loved stories,
And he would always say:
Tell me a story Mom!
Tell me a story Mom!
Story, story, story!
Tell me a story Mom!
And Mom would always say:
Alright, okay, I’ll tell you a story.
There was a little boy who loved stories.
He loved, he loved, he loved stories.
There was a little boy who loved stories,
And he would always say:
Tell me a story Mom!
Tell me a story Mom!
Story, story, story!
Tell me a story Mom!
And Mom would always say:
Alright, okay, I’ll tell you a story.
There was a little boy who loved stories.
He loved, he loved, he loved stories.
There was a little boy who loved stories,
And he would always say:
Tell me a story Mom!
Tell me a story Mom!
Story, story, story!
Tell me a story Mom!
And Mom would always say:
Alright, okay, I’ll tell you a story.
There was a little boy who loved stories.
He loved, he loved, he loved stories.
There was a little boy who loved stories,
And he would always say:
Tell me a story Mom!
Tell me a story Mom!
Story, story, story!
Tell me a story Mom!
And Mom would always say:
Alright, okay, I’ll tell you a story.
There was a little boy who loved stories.
He loved, he loved, he loved stories.
There was a little boy who loved stories,
And he would always say:
Tell me a story Mom!
Tell me a story Mom!
Story, story, story!
Tell me a story Mom!
My Contribution to the fun “Month Of Love” Sketch Blog. A Face Only a Mother Could Love. Maybe not even her.
Check out the rest of the illustrations here. A theme every day for the month of February on the topic of love.
Here’s my piece for Bottleneck Gallery’s “Gizmos & Gadgets” show running from January 18th to February 3rd.. If you’re around New York, specifically Williamsburg, Brooklyn, I highly recommend going to check it out. Lots of great art work there inspired by technology in pop culture.
More info here: http://www.bottleneckgallery.com/
