Licensing International
Expo 2009

Taking place in Las Vegas from June 2 – 4, the Licensing International Expo is
the most established licensing event in the world. With over 500 exhibitors
representing over 7,000 brands it has become a global marketplace featuring
the largest, most diverse collection of properties and brands. With a large
V
egas preview
dedicated art and design area this is a great show for artists and licensees alike.
Vistit www.licensingexpo.com for more information.
Robin Zingone Jason Michael Blair
Booth 1456 Booth 1167
www.robinzingzone.com www.JasonMichaelBlair.us
The robin These
zingone photographic
lifestyle brand collections are
is gaining classic, timeless,
momentum and evocative
even though work from the
the economic insightful eye of
data is dour. Jason Michael
“People want Blair. At times
to catch a little iconic, at others
happy now, and poetic, Jason’s
my colourful work has an innate
patterns and universal appeal.
bold graphics This off ering of
give them a outstanding artistic
reason to smile.” imagery in fl oral,
Following urban scenic,
a successful illustration career in advertising for clients including and landscape
American Express, Target and Sara Lee, along with editorial accounts is suitable and
for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Vanity Fair, Robin adaptable to
Zingone took the leap into licensing. Clients were excited to see the any product
fresh and modern imagery and the list of licensees has been growing application
ever since. targeting the artistically minded market.
Themenaps, an exclusive and patented napkin that doubles as a These photographic collections have been well received from the
table ornament, commissioned Zingone to create 24 original images moment he began his self-publishing business off ering a series of hand-
for their debut collection and it has hit the market by storm. Deluxe crafted art cards to retail boutiques of all types. Upon seeking wider
Corporation, who introduced the Girlygirl by robin zingone’cheque market and distribution, trader Joes Markets picked up the line where
package, outsold Disney in its fi rst few months on the market and the art cards had great success as a continuously sold out item. Jason’s
they have since added an additional cheque package, Cosmopolitan. image products captivate customers and entice them to purchase. Often
Hallmark, Papyrus, Design Design, Great Arrow and Publications customers have purchased duplicates of a product bearing Jason’s art,
International all climbed onboard, creating everything from greeting one as a gift, and one to keep for themselves.
cards to tabletop, kitchen textiles, scrapbooks, journals, stickers, and Since stepping into the licensing forum, Jason has gained further
more. Adding to that excitement are the most recent arrivals. Grupo recognition of his timeless classic and universal approach. Now Jason’s
Papelero Scribe in Mexico is producing fashion-forward notebooks images are being marketed on a worldwide level, and are currently
and binders for the back-to-school teen market and DFTE home licensed and published internationally as art prints, specialty paper and
collection, and a French manufacturer is creating graphic melamine stationery products, and most recently as art cards soon to be found on
tabletop and kitchen textiles for the European market. the shelves of IKEA worldwide.
Along with her signature brand, Zingone has other properties; Recently, Jason was awarded a Solo Exhibition of his photographic
Girlygirl by robin zingone (the fun fashionista with the big smile), works at the historic National Arts Club in Manhattan. Delighted and
loveMe by robin zingone (the cuter than cute dogs and cats), and honoured to have been selected for this venue, this exhibit will be a
Cocomimilulu by robin zingone (the newest risqué property for perfect foray into the art audience of New York. Contact on +1 562 856
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tweens). Contact on +1 860 526 1755, or at robin@robinzingone.com 5824, or at info@jasonmichaelblair.co.uk.
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