Love the line in these works by Walter Einsel
From my last newsletter, letter number #33.
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Love the line in these works by Walter Einsel
From my last newsletter, letter number #33.
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a Naiad & Walter Einsel Illustration of a castle made of cookies and candies
On Walter and Naiad Einsel‘s love
"We were really just crazy about each other," said Naiad. "it was like a fever," Walter agreed. "It just went on for weeks and months." "Years," said his wife, smiling across at him. From a 1989 article in The AdvocateÂ
Constant Inspiration
Still no scans of my current projects, but I will have work to show pretty soon, promise! In the meantime, I have been seeing some pretty inspiring work around town. First, in one of the last places I'd expect, I found some great retro packaging in Kroger while picking up my weekly groceries. Quaker, after seeing competitor General Mills do the same, re-released some of their 1960s box designs for Cap'n Crunch. I love the type on these so much. 1960s illustration and advertising is some of the greatest stuff ever. Then, today, I spent a little while admiring the new show Alexander Hall has up right now of screenprints by Methane Studios. I love the flat, graphic quality, and again, retro feel of these prints. Especially the last photo, which really reminds me of the Einsels' work from the '60s. ©Methane Studios ©Methane Studios ©Methane Studios ©Methane Studios The Einsel's work: ©Naiad and Walter Einsel That's all for now! adios caitlin