Le Pomme Shop by Pomme Chan

Le Pomme Shop is now open!  Artist Pomme Chan has just launched her new online shop Le Pomme Shop, where her unique prints, silk scarves, totes and more are for sale.  Enjoy!

You can see more work from Pomme Chan on the Levine/Leavitt site.

New work by Pomme Chan: Le Serpent

Artist Pomme Chan’s latest addition to her collection of silk scarves is a step into the dark and sexy side of Chan’s work.   This piece, which is a play on the letter ‘S’, is going to be printed as scarf 130x130cm and exhibited in 3 Cities in Germany next month.  Ladies and gentlemen, place your orders now, this piece will sell out fast.

Stay tuned for the launch of Pomme’s online shop, which will include her scarf collection and more.

You can see more work by Pomme Chan on the Levine/Leavitt site.

If Nothing Goes Right, Turn Left by Pomme Chan and Sabina

Pomme Chan collaborated with her dear friend Sabina to create ‘If Nothing Goes Right, Turn Left’, a somewhat dark, somewhat quirky, but altogether gorgeous little story book filled with Pomme’s illustrations.

Within one month, Pomme created around 25 drawings and developed the story with Sabina.   At the moment, there are only 200 copies, making this little book a precious collectable.  Stay tuned for the launch date and official release soon!

You can see more work by Pomme Chan on the Levine/Leavitt site.

Pomme Chan at Siamese Connection 2011: Rediscover

Pomme Chan is featured as a Special Guest Artist at the Thai Artists Alliance second annual Siamese Connection 2011: Rediscover.

The show opens July 28th at the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn, NY.

You can see more work by Pomme Chan on the the Levine/Leavitt site.

Pomme Chan’s Love

This new hand drawn piece by artist Pomme Chan spells it out in intricate monochromatic petals and leaves.

You can see more work by Pomme Chan on the Levine/Leavitt site.

Wynter Gordon album cover by Pomme Chan

Pomme Chan worked with the team at Atlantic Records to create the album artwork for Wynter Gordon’s highly anticipated album and EP ‘With The Music I Die’.

You can see more of Pomme’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.

Adele gig poster by Pomme Chan

Another Planet Entertainment commissioned Ms. Pomme Chan to create this gig poster as a gift for Adele, for her performance at the Greek Theatre June 4th.  Printed in black ink on silver paper the hand drawn smashing crystal ball was inspired by the feeling Pomme got from listening to Adele’s music.

You can see more of Pomme Chan’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.

Rome Snowboards by Pomme Chan

The lovely Ms. Pomme Chan was commissioned by the creative team at Rome SDS to illustrate the new women’s 2012 Blue snowboards, soon available for purchase on the Rome SDS site.

You can see more of Pomme Chan’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.

Typography Tuesday: The Letter I by Pomme Chan

This piece was created by Pomme Chan for an upcoming typography exhibition in Los Angeles.

From the Gallery Nucleus site:

Gallery Nucleus is hosting an exhibit (May 12 – June 6) celebrating hand drawn letterforms and experimental typography. Parallel to increasingly computer-driven imagery, it is both refreshing and encouraging to see the resurgence of working by hand—as well as an expanding community that finds value in this practice.

The gallery invited nearly 30 illustrators, graphic designers, sculptors, print makers, and painters to interpret the alphabet, and are thrilled to showcase work at which art and design intersect. This collection explores how typography (even when reduced to a single letterform) can be whimsical and bizarre, innovative and thought-provoking, and most importantly, downright fun.

You can see more of Pomme Chan’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.

Levine/Leavitt welcomes Pomme Chan

We are proud to announce the addition of Pomme Chan to the Levine/Leavitt roster.  Welcome Pomme!

Born and educated in Bangkok, Pomme completed her BA in Interior Design at Silpakorn University before working at the Bangkok offices of both WPP’s DY&R and Grey as a graphic designer. In 2002 she relocated to the UK for a Foundation in Graphic Design and Communication at the London College of Communication.

Over the past five years, her drawings have featured in the Telegraph, IDN, Grafik, Curvy Book and FT magazines, and she has worked on prestigious ad campaigns for the likes of Sony, MTV, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Marc Jacobs, Microsoft, The Guardian, Nike and Topshop.

Using her unique hand-drawn skill, Pomme’s eclectic style gets its inspiration from everyday life. Nature, fashion, architecture and female form play a big part in her works.  Pomme is also passionate about typographical illustrations, several of which appeared in La Perla Magazine, A cover for Digital Arts Magazine and New York Times Magazine among others.

You can see more of Pomme’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.