ZOO VALDES IN HOW MAGAZINE'S APRIL CREATIVITY ISSUE
Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 10:55AM Zoo Valdes' Secret Species project is featured in an excellent 3 page article in HOW Magazine. I have been reading this magazine since the late 90's so it was a very special personal accomplishments.
ZOO VALDES TYPEFACE IN NEW TYPOGRAPHY BOOK
Monday, February 27, 2012 at 10:32AM The poster below will be featured in the upcoming typography book Mastering Type: The Essential Guide to Typography for Print and Web Design (formerly known as Letter, Word, Sentence, Paragraph) written by Denise Bosler and published by HOW books. The poster was selected for the use of it's typeface created by Zoo Valdes and Bob Werz at Sketchbook B, which has the font available for free download.

ZOO VALDES IN PICTOPLASMA MISSING LINK EXHIBITION IN PARIS
Thursday, November 17, 2011 at 11:20AM Zoo Valdes has been selected to be part of the Pictoplasma Missing Link Installation at an upcoming exhibition at the new museum la Gaîté Lyrique in Paris, taking place from December 7 – 31. A massive wall in the central exhibition hall will present 500 of the very best entries as unique digital prints.
The Missing Link research project, organized by Pictoplasma, have accidentally unleashed a true avalanche of hairy creatures: More than 5000+ entries from all around the globe have been submitted, with sightings occurring in South Africa, the Iran, Bogota, Korea, Russia, North Carolina, New Zealand, and everywhere in between... More information here: http://www.gaite-lyrique.net / http://paris.pictoplasma.com

ZOO VALDES TEAMS UP WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR VISTA LIGHTS SHOW
Monday, November 14, 2011 at 10:58AM MONKEY MEETS ZOO this Thursday, November 17 · 5:00pm - 10:00pm at MAD MONKEY, 808 Lady Street, Columbia SC. "Monkey meets Zoo" is a collaborative project by artists Tim Gardner, Marius Valdes (founder of Zoo Valdes), and Barry Wheeler, produced by Heather Bauer and Beth Valdes. The show is a series of digital images, from iPhones to Nikons, which highlight ordinary objects from places near and far – some annotated with playful, hand-drawn characters. A whimsical mixture of photography and graphic design, "Monkey meets Zoo" appeals to a lighthearted and frisky audience.


