‘Amy Winehouse’ for Blender Magazine by Eamo Donnelly – Limited Edition Print 1/15
Thursday, December 16th, 2010
This months featured print in Eamo Donnelly’s shop (Milkbar) is ‘Amy Winehouse’ which first appeared in USA’s Blender Magazine in March 2009. The article was in the Ask Blender feature “Does Amy Winehouse really hide drugs in her hair?”
Printed in limited editions of 15 on 315gsm Arches Velin Museum Rag.
Signed and numbered.
Available in two sizes.
A3 – 42 x 29.7 cm – $115
A4 – 21 x 29.7cm – $75
+ postage and handling.
Illustrator Eamo Donnelly is best known for his intricately hand inked, character driven illustrations, infused with an eclectically dynamic colour palette with a true blue Aussie cheekiness. Eamo has illustrated for American Way, Blender, CBS Interactive / Chow.com, Complex, ESPN, GQ, Golden Plains Festival, Jmag, King magazine, Maxim, Mens Health, Mountain Dew, Monument, Nike, Playboy, Runners World, Radar magazine, Redbull, RipCurl, VH1.
As well as commercial commissions, his love affair for Australian eighties nostalgia prompted him to create personal works that reflected the beauty and uniqueness of the culture he grew up in. These works have been seen on Jeeps for Mountain Dew, wallets for Poketo in L.A, shoes for String Republic in France, t-shirts for Owl Movement, esky's, stubby holders, clocks, bar walls and street posters and in exhibitions in Melbourne, Sydney and in the U.S and the U.K. In 2009 he was short listed for best original illustration in the Australian Desktop Create Awards and in 2010 he will be a speaker at Melbourne's Design Conference AGIdeas. He is also an occasional Australiana reviewer for Melbourne's online sub cultural guide ThreeThousand.
He is represented in the United States by Gerald & Cullen Rapp in New York and in Australia by The Jacky Winter Group in Melbourne. His work has been featured in Desktop, Computer Arts, EMPTY, Semi-Permanent, the vine.com.au King magazine, Attitude, Acclaim and arts features in The Age. 
