Aimée Wilder is a New York-based artist and graphic designer. After graduating from The Art Institute of Chicago in 2001, Aimée moved back to her native New York and began her career working in house for several firms including Designspace, Dwell, and Martha Stewart Living. Aimée has designed a wide range of pieces including bedding, wall treatments, fashion accessories and footwear. Her designs have been featured on products for Crate and Barrel, Urban Outfitters, Dwell & DwellBaby, MTV Cribs, Skip Hop, Toggs of Australia and most recently Vans.
Aimée currently works on a contract basis for clients and manages the design and development of her wallpaper line.
To inquire about products, services, rates, etc. please email us at info@aimeewilder.com.
We have been loving the work of textile designer Donna Wilson! The Garden pillow and Rosie plush creature above are just two of many irresistible products she offers on her site. Her handmade products are full of imagination and whimsy. She even offers several do-it-yourself kits, including a Make Your Own Monster Kit, to bring out the creative spirit in adults and children alike.
French photographer, Gala Colette inserts herself into her work to create beautiful and unexpected self portraits. My favorite is the cover art she did for 33hz.
I love these colorful photos by the talented Ryan McGinley. He recently shot an amazing campaign for Wrangler and Fred & Farid Group in Paris which can be viewed here
I was introduced to the work of Beth O’Donnell in 2005 while designing in house at Dwell by founder Christiane Lemieux. I haven’t had a chance to thank Christiane in person for the opportunity she gave me when I first moved back to NYC and also for encouraging me to pursue my personal design endeavors.
I love horses, and all of O’Donnell’s work really speaks to me. I especially love the prints above, Charity 1 2 3, which I first saw in the office at Dwell before Christiane took them to hang in her home.
I was so excited to bump into photographer Victoria Jacob again at a recent Passion Pit show after first meeting her at the ICFF this year! At a time when the crowd at every show is speckled with the lights of dozens of amateur photojournalists, it’s refreshing to see the work of someone who really knows what she’s doing.
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Victoria excels at capturing both the intensity of the moment during a performance and the backstage personalities of the artists she photographs. There is a genuine love and understanding of music that comes across in her approach to photographing each performer. You can see more of her music photography along with other projects at her online portfolio. Best of luck with your first Rolling Stone assignment, Victoria!
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