Showing posts with label avian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label avian. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Gabi @ Bridge View : "BIRD"


Click the image to download the PDF (258 Kbs)

8th March - 26th May
preview 6-8 Thurday 8th march

Friday, 24 February 2012

Gabi @ Bridge View 8th March - 26th May

Gabi will be showing new work at Bridge View (Aberdeen) along with Martha E Anderson, Hazel Fortescue Irvine & Mel Shand.

"Bird" will run from 8th March - 26th May Preview 6-8pm - Thursday 8th March.

for the downloadable full resolution invite, please click here.

Saturday, 3 July 2010

Small Stories featured on Bags of Ethics store


Gabi's Avian Alphabet tea-towel has been used as a button for the "Bags of Ethics" website, the suppliers of fine ethical merchandise.


There are only 12 Avian Alphabet tea-Towel's left from the original Ltd Edition of 200.

The new "Owl and the Pussy-cat" tea towel is going strong too... If you fancy purrrchasing one, they are £8 + £2 pnp. For contact details, check out www.g-r-a.co.uk


Friday, 4 September 2009

Small Stories in California...

Liza Lee Millar, bird blogger extraordinaire has been tweeting and blogging a few of Gabi's Small Stories news now and again... and as a thank you, we'd sent her a small "thank you" package of some cards and a tea towel...

she was over the moon to get the package the other day, which she immediately blogged, so if you want to see the lovely story, check out http://egretsnest.wordpress.com/2009/09/03/no-no-this-is-my-new-most-favorite-bird-artist-ever/ leave a comment too...it's always nice to share.

Wednesday, 3 June 2009

Bird Tattoo - Dave Officer


Aberdeen Photographer Dave Officer loved Gabi's work so much - that he got a Tattoo of her song thrush on his forearm! It's ana amazing statement to make, getting a tattoo, and Gabi is particularly proud that Dave chose her design for his permanent statement... 

Thanks to Dave for sending photos "hot off the needle"...

Friday, 22 May 2009

Gabi - COAST building wrap unveiled.

http://scottishindependentmedia.co.uk/#/building-big-art/4533813299

Images of the Building Wrap for the COAST festival (22 - 25th May 2009) can be seen on the fantastic Scottish Independent Media website!

See you up there!
Gabi & Phil

Monday, 13 April 2009

Egret Nest Blog use "Feathers" font by Gabi.

We're so happy! Someone has downloaded Gabi's latest typeface from http://www.typefaceaweek.blogspot.com/ and used it on their website. It seems like the perfect font for Liza, the avian blogging powerhouse!

to see the font in use - and to read / see some fantastic blogs on all things Avian - check out http://egretsnest.wordpress.com/

Thanks Liza!

Sunday, 12 April 2009

Feathers typeface by Gabi



Gabi has created a typeface based on feathers, you can download this for one week only from http://typefaceaweek.blogspot.com/


If you want to create a typeface and join us in our year long quest, please send us an email info@g-r-a.co.uk




Sunday, 22 March 2009

Small Stories / Birds in typefaceaweek


Gabi has created a new typeface for "typefaceaweek" based on 26 of her favourite bird drawings. You can download the working font from : http://typefaceaweek.blogspot.com/2009/03/11-birds.html

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

Avian Constructs [in a human context] - March 20th 2009


Gabrielle Reith & Philip Thompson proudly present their first partnership exhibition.

“Avian Constructs (in a Human Context)” aims to explore the metaphorical and literal links human life has with the lives of birds.
Our observations and research over the past year have been deeply affected by our own circumstances and re-location after selling our house and moving into temporary accommodation.
The work showing at Limousine Bull will explore and question some of the issues we have encountered whilst trying to find a new home.
Three key themes we explore are : Relationship, Hoarding and Structure. Avian activity – nest building, communications and relationships have parallels with our own experiences and we have used these seemingly “common” activities and situations to express our own experiences.The show utilises natural and digital mediums to question many aspects of human and avian “similarities”.

to download the postcard & poster -click here (8Mbs)