To celebrate our 8th inaugural JANEuary we have teamed with artist and fellow Jane, Jane Reiseger, to make these sweet tote bags. Made from 100% organic cotton, the bags feature an embroidered Jane on one side and some fun illustrated patterns on the reverse. We use ours at the beach to hold wax and sunscreen but apparently they are also useful for carrying emotional baggage.
The best think about being illustrated and not photographed is that you don’t really need to clean up or do your hair*. We recently had the pleasure of having the very talented Jane Reiseger in our studio to draw us. It’s all part of a new side project we are working on together called Studio Draws. We don’t know exactly where it’s all going but Jane.R has been out drawing creative studios all over Melbourne. So if you see someone tapping on your window with a pen, don’t panic, it’s just Jane.
Thanks to all the Janes (and friends) who came to the opening night of our My Name Is Jane exhibition. A spectacular time was had by all. Worst joke of the night: ‘Hey, I bet I can guess your name?
When we asked typographic man-god Luke Lucas to create some custom type for 2017 calendar he responded in true luxurious and silky style. Printed on 135gsm Colorplan stock, this limited edition A2 poster has been lovingly designed to improve the lustre of any wall should you be lucky enough to score one.
To celebrate our 6th inaugural JANEuary we have made this sweet ’16 calendar poster. Printed on Colorplan Candy Pink 135gsm this limited edition A2 poster has been designed to improve productivity by 116% and reduce the need to squint when searching for the letter J. If your name is Jane contact us and we’ll send you one. Or if you’re name starts with J we’ll think about it. But not if it’s Jayden, sorry.
Nothing says have cracking Christmas like a 7ft bon bon. To bring our impractical gift idea to life we’ve teamed up with maker / illustrator Evie Barrow to make said bon bon and photographer Jo Duck to capture the good times. (Note to self: next time when making a massive bon bon remember you will eventually need a place to store it.)
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