Working with Erin Martin, marketing manager at Sunriver Resort, Doug Martin continued (for the 7th consecutive year) illustrating the 2012 Traditions Guide. The guide outlines over 100 activities families can take part in at the Resort over the holiday season. We think the retro twist to the design emphasizes a return to good old fashioned family fun! Wish you were here?
Alanna’s limited edition Spring ’12 tea towel was such a run-away success that The Bay commissioned her to create another design for their Holiday ’12 Season. The beautiful 100% linen tea towels are produced by Ulster Weavers, who have the Royal Warrant to Queen Elizabeth II for Kitchen Textiles. By the way, they look stunning framed, (if you can’t bring yourself to get yours dirty)!
The Bay, in their press material says: “A talented Canadian illustrator and printmaker, Cavanagh’s witty and playful point of view has caught the eye of magazines like Canadian House & Home and Style at Home, and influential online sources, such as Remodelista and Apartment Therapy.” We think “witty and playful” says it all!
To see more of the Bay’s exciting Holiday and Signature Collections, and to meet the fabulous visionary behind all this juicy stuff, Arren Williams, Creative Director of Home Fashions, check out this great post on Design Maze.
If you want to get your limited edition tea towel now, you can make your purchase without having to go any further right here.
Doug Martin has illustrated the next book in the series by Elizabeth J. Duncan, A Killer’s Christmas Wales. There’s always a little nod to the macabre in these ever-so-sweet images. See if you can find the skull in this one. Doug worked with Art Director, David Rotstein at St. Martin’s Press.
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