Supalife is the perfect place if you seek after limited edition art prints or collector’s items. A perfect print storehouse for Berliners, Supalife offers art enthusiasts the work by urban artists, printmakers and illustrators of all levels. In addition to a variety of print collections, Supalife also builds bridges between…
44 Flavours is a mixed-media collective comprising Sebastian Bagge and Julio Rölle. Growing up on hip hop and living in a city where buildings were covered in graffiti, the duo have developed their individual styles, creating unconventional illustrated type and finding ways to make visually striking objects, murals and designs…
Born and bred in Germany, Susann Pönisch is an artist and printmaker whose career began in the early 2000s at a print workshop, ‘Fleischerei’, now a multi-purpose work space for silkscreen printers, musicians and creative people. Layer upon layer, Pönisch is never tired of the time-consuming process of printmaking, instead,…
Bichos Da Ceda is a print-based collective with an impressive collection of typographic posters. Run by design graduate Márcia Novais, Bichos Da Ceda comprises designers at Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto, working mainly for the school’s events. They specialise in a variety of printing methods, producing each artwork…
The staff, students and professionals associated with Southampton Solent University together have provided a wide selection of artwork now being displayed at Kemistry Gallery. The exhibition celebrating type and textuality is now showcasing work created by internationally renowned artists and designers in a variety of formats. Original pieces include a…
Volk is a France/Germany-based touring exhibition project that showcases the outcome of collaborations between artists who explore artistic values and cultural content. Curated by Laetitia Gorsy, Volk acts as a multinational research platform for emerging art practitioners to question and respond to art/social issues and discuss the burgeoning arts scene…
At ‘We Make It’, anyone who wants to get their zines, books or other print material published is not only provided with an excellent service but also print knowledge and experiences from the print experts, Franziska Brandt and Moritz Grünke, a duo who founded We Make It in 2012. Located…
Driven by a desire to bring photographs to life, photographer Evelien Jaspers has started exploring the spatial value of still images, trying out different methods in order to transform them into compelling sculptural works. A Recent graduate from Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, Jaspers has always treated photography as…
Every month, only 15,000 lucky people living in Munich get hold of a print version of Super Paper, a city newspaper that updates its readers with trends and aspects of lives. Despite a limited circulation, Super Paper introduces its readership with quality content, offering not only styled photographs but also…
A collection of textile prints, posters, book designs, hand sketches and the Stone Tile installation by graphic designer Hansje van Halem are now on display at Artspace Galerie Block C in an ancient city of Groningen, the Netherlands. For over a decade, design graduate from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie Hansje…
Monday 17 February 2014 will see the release of Dogme, the creation of a Stockholm-based art and design company, Libraryman. After five years in design and publishing industry, Libraryman has decided to launch its own periodical, unveiling the lives of innovative people behind fashion, film and photography lenses. Dogme was…
The flagship venue, Dream Bags JaguarShoes, has been transformed into an exhibition space, displaying an endearing collection of Lizzy Stewart’s illustrations. Only six months after graduating from CSM, our beloved illustrator Lizzy Stewart is now showcasing her work at one of Shoreditch’s creative hubs, her first solo exhibition in London.…
Crazy Bear Studio is Simon Pilkington, a designer, illustrator, and print maker from West Berkshire. He specialises in letterpress printing and is obsessed with Vandercook proof presses, the widely known 20th century printing technology that was originally manufactured by Vandercook & Sons in 1909. Crazy Bear Studio was last modified:…
The work by leading illustrator, typographer and graphic designer Stephan Walter is now being showcased at The Coningsby Gallery, Walter’s first major exhibition in London. Born in Zurich, Walter now works between his hometown and New York, creating his illustrated artwork – the seamless integration of type and image. He…
Vicki Ling is a London-based visual artist who specialises in landscape drawing and colouring. An MA graduate from Central Saint Martins, Ling’s work is a mix of two and three dimensional drawings, portraying dreams and their inhabitants that do not exist in the real world. Her poetic drawings show a…
Suzanna Zak is a visual artist, writer, collector and most of the time, a traveler. Driven by wanderlust, she travels everywhere across the US, from West Virginia, down to New Mexico, up to California and round to the East Coast, capturing every moment in all possible country. Suzanna Zak was…
After 17 years online, Pitchfork has now released its perfectly-bound quarterly music publication, featuring stories, photography, design and other music-related ephemera. The first issue of The Pitchfork Review was released in December last year, with contributions from the Pitchfork team and editor and associate publisher J.C. Gabel who was also…
Gist is a lifestyle magazine jam-packed with culturally diverse subjects from fashion, gadgets, health to tourism. Gist, meaning ‘an essence’ in Anglo-French, aims to report lifestyle-related topics to its audience living in today’s fast-paced societies. The publication was first released in 2012 and was designed by an international branding agency…
Spheres is a collaborative publication by editor and graphic designer Philippe Karrer and a rotating cast of artists. Its latest issue unveils the concepts behind the works of Rafaël Rozendaal, a Dutch-Brazilian visual artist who normally uses the internet as his canvas. His passion for abstract vectors and saturated colour…
Panasonic has launched its latest campaign ‘Cut Out the Darkness’ to donate a total of 100,000 solar lanterns to the off-grid regions, inhabited by 1.3 billion people, considered almost one-fifth of the world population. Cut Out the Darkness :: Solar Lantern Campaign by Panasonic was last modified: January 20th, 2014…