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Heather Fazzino’s Crook Couture Updates

admin — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 21:09:17 +0000

Heather Lee Fazzino is proud to announce that she has re-launched her Crook Couture website with a brand new shopping cart feature. Now, you can enter the site, tour the product line, and order all from one place!

Heather’s line has been expanding over the last year to include more clothing, furniture and artwork. Her exclusive line of puzzles, playing cards, and stationery items for Barnes & Noble has taken off and it’s being sold in stores all across the country. She’s in good company too, sandwiched between pop artists Michael Godard and her father Charles Fazzino. We’ve seen them in Charleston, Charlotte, New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, and Fort Lauderdale in recent weeks. Shop for them easily at BarnesandNoble.com.

The Fazzinos….together at Barnes & Noble

CFazzino — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:08:47 +0000

Heather and I will be signing our pop art puzzles together at the Barnes & Noble Store on 86th Street in New York City this Saturday, March 13th. We’ll be autographing puzzles, book marks, journals, and whatever else we can find Barnes & Noble has been featuring my line and Heather’s Crook Couture line for more than a year and both have been a great success. We’re proud of the products and proud to be associated with B&N….it’s one of my FAVORITE places to browse. I can get stuck in there for hours at a time!

We’ll be at the 86th Street location. For more details and for info on my other upcoming appearances, you can check out the appearances page on my website.

Come See Us!

-Charles

Presenting…Heather Fazzino's Crook Couture!

admin — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 22:30:05 +0000

I haven’t blogged about my daughter’s art collection yet….but i just have to do it now. I’m so proud of her. To make a long story short, she started a new style of painting late last year and launched her own design company called Crook Couture. She wants to be a fashion designer…of course, i encouraged her to paint also…so, she’s created an incredible collection of original paintings, limited edition giclees, and…of course….T-shirts.

We showed her work at Art Expo and it was very well-received. So well, in fact, that Barnes & Noble has picked up her line of puzzles and is planning a back to school line with her artwork. She was featured in an article in Art World News in the Spring and has showings in galleries all over the world. In fact, when we opened the Poriginal Gallery in Pori, Finland during the Pori Jazz Festival, her work sold before mine!!! I had mixed feelings about THAT .

I’m not sure where she’ll end up with the work, but the progress has been astonishing to me. Here’s an excerpt from here biography:

“Full of balance, and seemingly tribal in feel and origin, Heather Lee’s designs reflect the pathos of much of today’s youth – a fierce, almost primitive need to express emotion combined with a free-flowing and intricate sensitivity. Contemporary at their core, yet reminiscent of the ancient arts, Heather Lee’s work evokes a strong emotional response, combining the tribal feel of Keith Haring with the simplistic iconic imagery of Romero Britto or Takashi Murakami.”

Take a look at her website and let me know what YOU think. My opinion’s a little biased

–Charles