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Julian Quayle
A Yorkshire lad from Northern England. Julian is a Creative Director with over 20 years of design experience in the advertising industry. He studied photography and graphic design in England. His career spans from designing record covers in London (DAVID BOWIE!!!) to San Francisco where he has worked with some of the largest brands in the World including Nike, Apple, Toyota (Scion launch), Levi’s, Converse, Serena Williams, Riot Games, and Hyundai.
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Aimee Alexander
A redneck girl from Northern California. Aimee Alexander has been an artist since she traced the pattern of her Grandmother’s shirt at 3 months old. She has been selling her work for almost 15 years through art festivals, her website, and various retail shops across the US including Urban Outfitters. Her work has been purchased by Hollywood set designers for films (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo & Rock of Ages), and promoted by Sharpie when she was invited to be on the 2012 Sharpie Squad.
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Little
A fluffy monster rescued from the streets. Little has no interest in art and design. She is usually busy climbing trees, chasing fairies, attacking string, demanding head scratches, grooming her super soft fur, and napping on the couch. When she is not napping on the couch she is napping in bed. Rarely does she come into the office to participate in business matters.
Treasure Fest
Feb 24th & 25th, 2024.
Treasure Island, San Francisco.
Craneway Craft Fair
November 2023. Richmond, CA
Only We Could Do This So Badly
solo show: four chicken gallery, San Francisco
October 2023
Salon des Refuses
Show featuring rejected artists from The DeYoung Open 2023
What The?!?!
May 11th, 2023 Newsletter
We started this year with big plans for Alexander & Quayle, but the Gods had different plans for us. You probably know all this if you already follow us on social media.
Aimee kicked off the year with a trip to the ER for Crohn's complications. After several weeks of being bounced around the medical system we went to UCSF ER and she was admitted for 15 days. She had about 10 inches of her colon removed. If you want to know the gritty details, let us know, but for now we will spare you the trauma (she is willing to share her colonoscopy photos if you want). Luckily surgery went well and Aimee is back to her normal routine. It was a long 4 month journey, but we are ready to move on!
Oh, but the Gods decided it was Julian's turn for some attention from the medical world. Julian's spinal stenosis is at a point where surgery is desperately needed. We met with the surgeon this week to get things going and it looks like surgery will be scheduled in the next 4-6 weeks. Yay more hospital time! (and hospital food)
Now please enjoy a photo montage of our year so far!
Love, Aimee & Julian
Berkeley Artists & Fleas 2022
