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Zakee Shariff Online Shop Is Now Live
After a hiatus, Zakee came back with new work and a new online shop offering exclusive, limited edition pieces spanning clothing, interior, art and design in 2014
All are supplied direct from Zakee's workshop, and are hand-printed either by Zakee or More
Zakee Shariff × Ruff And Huddle ∙ AW14
Zakee recreated her iconic "Raining Peace Drop" print for the kids wear brand Ruff and Huddle, which has been smartly placed on sweat and jersey for unisex kids clothing.
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Zakee Shariff × Ruff And Huddle ∙ AW13
Zakee teamed up with the great kidswear brand, Ruff And Huddle, designing two prints and an embroidery for their AW13 collection. More
Fashion A to Z: An Illustrated Dictionary (Mini Edition) ∙ 2013
The new mini edition of Zakee and her husband Al's fashion dictionary, Fashion A To Z: An Illustrated Dictionary is available from Amazon and all good bookshops now, published by Laurence King Publishing. More
LOVE Japan ∙ 2011
Zakee created a piece of artwork for LOVE JAPAN used on ladies and men's T-shirts as well as a bag, for the very special charity LOVE JAPAN, set up by the London-based photography retouch company, LOVE. After the devastating effects of More
Zakee Shariff For (BUGABOO)RED ∙ 2010
As the UK ambassador for (BUGABOO)RED, Zakee designed an all-over print for their "Chameleon" stroller/buggy, in celebration of the two year anniversary of the partnership between (RED) and Bugaboo. It was a one-off production and was auctioned in October 2010 More
Zero Seven, Atlantic Records ∙ 2010
Zakee worked closely with Sam Hardaker of Zero Seven on the art direction of their album RECORD, creating a hand-printed marble which she then hand-painted onto. She also created co-art-directed and created the artwork for the CD booklet.
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Shariff/Miller, “Light” ∙ 2007
Zakee Shariff and British photographer Rosalind Miller created a new body of work using photographs of lights and gels, with overlays of Zakee's hand-made marble drawings. More
“Searching For Light” Exhibition, London & Zurich ∙ 2009
Zakee exhibited a selection of new artwork at the Old Shoreditch Station (AKA No-One/Jaguar Shoes) on Kingsland Road, London E2. The show then moved to Gloss/Grand in Zurich, Switzerland. Supported by Roxy Heart, the show saw a departure from Zakee's More
Roxy Heart by Zakee Shariff ∙ AW09
Zakee teamed up with Roxy Europe to work as artist and designer for Roxy Heart, a new concept whereby Roxy's head designer, Valerie Thevenot, collaborated with a new creative every season to create a collection of clothing and accessories. Zakee More
Leona Naess, Polydor/Verve ∙ 2008/09
Zakee art directed, illustrated and co-designed the album campaign for Polydor/Verve artist Leona Naess, in collaboration with her husband Al Newman. The first single from the campaign, "Heavy Like Sunday", was released on seven-inch single in June 2008 (limited to More
Zakee Shariff × X-Girl ∙ SS08 & AW08
In 2008 Zakee created two collections for X-Girl (Japan), consisting of a ten-piece and twelve-piece ladies clothing collection with prints inspired by drawings Zakee made after a special trip to Jamaica in 2007, as well as a group of watercolours Zakee More
Shariff/Miller, “Floral” ∙ 2007
While pregnant with her first child, Rosalind Miller, one of Zakee's long-time friends and collaborators, photographed a series of plants and flowers representing growth, form, beauty and health. To these, Zakee added sacred geometric shapes and fine line drawings, combining More
Zakee Shariff For Sceptre ∙ 2007
To celebrate the 21st anniversary of its literary imprint, Sceptre, publisher Hodder Stoughton commissioned 21 artists and illustrators to come up with original covers for a range of its titles. Zakee illustrated the cover for a new edition of What More
Zakee Shariff For Coca-Cola ∙ 2007
In 2003, Zakee was approached by Coca-Cola to design a textile print using the contour bottle. Zakee paid homage to Andy Warhol's Coca-Cola screen-print by positioning the bottles next to each other, adding her own touch by giving each bottle More
