King Zog are a bunch of friends who aren’t interested in the elitists, they just want to make work that isn’t too clever, work that is charming and funny. They don’t subscribe to a house style, business models, or working hours. King Zog was last modified: July 16th, 2014 by…
Illustrator Grace Wilson has released a brilliant publication documenting and observing daily / real life. The 79-page publication is riso printed in black, blue, red, pink and orange and includes hand-rendered life drawings and mini comics. Get your hands on a copy via Grace’s website. Grace Wilson :: ‘Eyes Peeled’…
A South African artist who now works in London, Pixel grew up drawing superheroes and waiting to be discovered as a comic book artist. When that didn’t happen, he turned his hand to putting a cultural twist on some of America’s most recognisable characters, screen printing his humorous creations using…
Bitchslap is a street-level lifestyle magazine from Copenhagen. Delving into photography, fashion, skateboarding, design and music, they aim to promote emerging new talent whilst supporting those who helped carve these subcultures. Each issue is a high quality print publication, featuring exciting content and delicious product illustrations like the following. Bitchslap…
How insane are these paintings by New York artist Johnny Abrahams? Yes, paintings! Believe it or not each eye-bending masterpiece starts with a grid system, Johnny then decides whether to form a new structure or divide existing shapes into intricate, repeat patterns. Each painting carries a hypnotising energy and the…
Astro Black Collective is made up of artists and sound designers Amy Rhian, Victoria Topping, JoMo, Emily Evans, ADJOWA and Clge. Their launch exhibition at The Printhouse Gallery in Dalston explores themes of the underworld, black magic and multidimensional forces. An interest in interplanetary geometry and galactic funk emanates through…
The first major London solo show from Mark Andrew Webber is looking like it’s going to be a stunner. His upcoming show opens to the public on July 25th and will bring together all 30 mini-studies from the ‘FORM’ project, as well as some new large-format paintings. His iconic typographic…
Displaying a beautiful print is a time-honoured home decorating idea and finding a perfect one is never easy. Established in 2013 by art director and architect duo Josefine Lilljegren and Sebastian Gokah, Studio Esinam is a print-based studio situated in Gothenburg. They are fascinated by open spaces, urban high-rises and…
Italian brand MSGM has recently collaborated with Toilet Paper magazine on a limited edition print heavy collaborative collection for SS15. Bold rainbow coloured patterns and surreal imagery dominate the youthful mens & womenswear collection, enhancing a real sense of summer. MSGM X Toilet Paper Mag :: SS15 was last modified:…
Artist Ellen Hoverkamp has combined her love of nature with art, and created a series of botanical images to show of a diverse range of plant and food specimens. The images which begin to take a traditional still life painting aesthetic are all composed and shot on a large format…
A quarterly curated selection of travel and lifestyle features alongside stunning photography, unusual journalism and beautifully minimalistic design. Hailing from Bristol and only six volumes in, Cereal are already demonstrating a visual and editorial sophistication which I predict will see them rocketing onto everyone’s radars in the near future. They…
Another shiny graduate from Manchester School of Art. Stephanie Shaw is a mixed-media illustrator whose striking images and eclectic mixed style have put her in the spotlight. Currently based between York and Manchester, Shaw is an expert in ink drawing, watercolouring and collage but what delight us greatly are her…
Daniele Sonnino is a Rome born, Brighton bred and London dwelling illustrator, graphic designer, illustrator, collector and ‘whatever’ who has recently graduated from LCC. He’s already been hotly tipped by Creative Review and it’s clear to see why.
Struan Teague is an Artist and printmaker currently based in Scotland. Working with a variety of techniques Struan is truly a master of print with his portfolio demonstrating stone lithography, lithography, silk screen printing, digital and up to 15 layer screen prints. Struan Teague was last modified: July 14th, 2014…
Recent Brighton graduate Marianthi creates original and energetic lino and wood relief prints as well as quirky gifs, reels of screen printed fabric and imaginative products from her illustrations such as stickers, embossed soap and temporary tattoos. Her innovative methods of building rollers from her linos or even carving directly…
Judy Kaufmann is a playful illustrator based in Barcelona. She has created illustrations for a large range of clients and is now expanding her work to pattern design. On her sister site Hello Pattern, she has now designed a range of patterns that are available to buy via her website…
Showcasing the top work in contemporary graphic design, photography and print. Blanka is a well-curated online boutique and gallery of the most internationally acclaimed artists, designers and studios from all corners of the world. From limited edition inky screen printed posters to exclusive handprinted t-shirts, Blanka has an important selection…
Jonathan Koshi is a user experience designer and visual thinker that is interested in writing, solving problems and collaboration. In recent work Jonathan spent 3 months photographing doors in Brussels that are covered in tags and turned them into a stunning series of graphite drawings. Jonathan Koshi was last modified:…
Italian graphic designer and illustrator Andrea Minini draws animal profiles using fluid vector lines. Repetition and symmetry create entrancing, winding curves, sculpting the various shapes that make up each form. Lines in sequence according to dimension and direction add depth and impact to each image in the series. Andrea Minini…
Global advertising company Y&R Shanghai present a campaign for iconic colour brand Pantone that is simple, witty and instantly recognisable. Well known TV characters have been reduced to their bare minimal facial features, leaving only their eyes and trademark colour. The ads raise awareness of the important significance colour plays…