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Panda-monium

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

Introducing our newsest member of the Julien Chung Design family. This lovely giant panda was born this week, weighing three pounds and measuring over 18 inches tall, here in Montreal. Hand made by Majorie at Velvet Moustache, using organic and locally spun cotton and sherpa, and designed by me, the panda sports a large pocket in which resides a bright red velvet heart. This is the first in a new collection of stuffed toys based on my animal designs.

Julien Chung and his pandas

Julien Chung Designs on the Ginza

Saturday, March 5th, 2011

That’s right! Now you can buy over 80 products with my animal characters on the Ginza, Tokyo’s fashionable shopping district. Since last September I have been very busy working with MacStyle on a large collection of small items, ranging from chocolates to keychains, from cards to charms, from pens to pencil cases and much more. Some of the more unusual items are golf markers inlaid with Swarovski crystals (top) and cute boxes of amino acid powder (a hangover remedy) by Ajinomoto (below). Personally, I’ll take the chocolates (above). All these items are available at the YrStyle Ginza shop,  4-4-13 Ginza Chuo-ku Tokyo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 in the 3×3 Children’s Show

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

3×3 has just announced their winners for this year’s edition of the Children’s Show, a juried collection of illustrations and books for children. Just to get in, the majority of the eight judges have to vote for the piece. I’m very happy to announce that three of my entries were selected – one for a newspaper illustration about relaxing activities for kids during Spring Break, a second for a poster showing the handmade Bambino sled and, the third, for the ADzif line of blackboard wall decals «Memo». Congratulations to La Presse, goslide.ca and ADzif! 

All the winners will be published in the upcoming annual No.7. 3×3 is a magazine of international contemporary illustration, published in New York. In addition to the magazine, 3×3 organizes three juried shows each year and publishes an invitation-only directory.