Ryder Hesjedal takes the 2012 Giro d’Italia. Illustration comes from Garmin-Barracuda’s Ride Argyle shop.
A Family Affair print exhibition happening tonight in London at Fallon, Elsley Court 20 Great Titchfield Street. All proceeds from sales go to Macmillan Cancer Support - so definitely for a good cause.
Ryan Todd’s contribution to the A Family Affair poster exhibition which will be happening this Thursday at Fallon London with fund raised going to Macmillan Cancer Support.
Celyn Brazier’s contribution to the A Family Affair poster exhibition which is happening this Thursday at Fallon London with funds raised going to Macmillan Cancer Support. More details on Celyn’s poster here and on the exhibition here.
Echelon poster produced by Daniel Mather for ARTCRANK London available over at checkthis.
Ride with me by Indigo and found on Bike Hugger…Happy Mother’s Day
At the foot of the climb, Coppi was on the back of Bartali.
A Family Affair is a charity project conceived by creative trio Pete Lewis (Fallon), Omar Karim (Fallon) and Wesley Merritt (Debut Art) who are embarking on a fundraising venture in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support.
On June 15th these 3 bike enthusiasts set off to cycle from Lands End to John O’Groats. Their plan is to call in on families who have been affected by cancer, hearing first hand their stories and getting inspired for next leg of their journey.
To raise more awareness and money for the project, they’ve asked 35 members of their extended family and friends to donate their visual skills and produce a piece of illustration/design/art on the theme of bikes and family.
Each piece will then be reproduced as limited edition prints. These will be on sale for £75 each at an exhibition held at Fallon, London on May 16th. They will also be available for a limited period only from their site.
The contributors for this project so far are:
Alice Stevenson, Ben Hawkes, Brett Ryder, Celyn, Crispin Finn, Daniel Frost, Daniel Mead, Dominic Trevitt, Eduardo Recife, Eoin Ryan, I Love Dust, James Dawe, Jimmy Turrell, Jody Barton, Jonny Hannah, Kate Jenkins, Kinpro, Lucas Hunter, Matius Rewoski, Morgan Guegan, Owen Gildersleeve, Parusha Lewis, Paul Bower, Paul Willouby, Richard Hogg, Rob Longworth, Rob Hunter, Ryan Todd, Sara Noble, Stevie Gee, Wesley Merritt.
Matthew Fleming design for Bike to Work Day. Thanks to ARTCRANK for the heads up.
Poster for the St Louis edition of ARTCRANK by Big Table Studio
Reminder for those in the United Kingdom voting in the upcoming local elections, be sure to consider what the candidates are doing to integrate cycling into your area’s transport infrastructure. For Londoners, you might want to check out Londoners on Bikes and London Cycling Campaign. Poster by Andy Arthur.
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