A freshly published hardback from Laurence King which has just come out early this October. It is good to see another print volume that uncovers traditional printing, one of human’s greatest technological advancements. Bound together in hardback is a collection of 100 print showcases created by craft’s practitioners from across…
Another talented illustrator from Falmouth, Cornwall. Her illustrative work, even hardly with any colour, is always a great interpretation of complex emotions and thoughts. With her fine and delicate strokes, her illustration work appears to be personal yet communicable. Lee-Merrion is also part of ‘Beginning Middle End‘, a weekly hand-bound…
A biannual self-published zine has just released its latest issue, 1/2 #9 Tbilisi, at The Reading Room of Do You Read Me, the well-known bookshop and art space amongst Berliners. 1/2 is an artistic project which began in 2007 by four French designers now living in four different European capitals.…
A time machine that will bring you back to your childhood. This Berlin-based magazine, with double-sided covers, Dodo, will introduce you to the fantasies you have long forgotten. With the contents laid out in friendly format, they mix features including bizarre stories, guides, interviews, how-to’s and amazing facts are very…
Over the summer, an artist and designer Derek Ercolano has been collecting and editing drawings and comics for the new coming issue of his biannual publication. Born and bred in New York, his detailed and delicate style of drawing has embraced the city’s vibrancy and results in distinctive series of…
A co-founder of Brainrental, formerly based in London but currently settled in Hong Kong, Kevin’s interest has always been involved with human behaviours and technology. Through his careful observation, Kevin’s illustrated art pieces explore the uncanny experiences between human and technology, either analogue or digital, and also reveal examples of…
An open-minded magazine dedicated wholly to contemporary drawing, Fukt, is now releasing its 12th issue. Established in Norway in 1999 but later settled in Berlin, this German publication has been archiving exquisite collections of hand-drawn artwork. Featured with occasional interviews, essays and put together in unrestricted layouts, this yearly periodical…
Lodret Vandret is a non-profit exhibition platform and publishing house based in Copenhagen. Founded in 2010 by Johan Rosenmunthe and Flemming Ove Bech, Lodret Vandret aims to showcase inventive lens-based art through installations and publications. By putting their main focus on uncovering work from independent artists and challenging mainstream art,…
Mould Map, a publication by an independent London-based publisher, Landfill Editions, is launching its latest issue. The magazine itself features a series of fun comics and narrative art and is open for various visual styles. After the first two successful issues, Mould Map is ready to launch its third edition…
Sera Yong is a visual artist and designer based in Seoul and Berlin. Her positive energy and creatively optimistic mind are revealed through her vibrant art pieces. Each work always expresses her belief in healthy living and conveys the hidden messages about attitudes towards urban lifestyles. Together with her tasteful…
It is interesting to see the way we perceive female beauty has shifted over a period of time. This incredible project, a compilation of 45 retouched western painting images by Nazareno Crea, is a great example of how the concept of beauty can be interpreted. Not only that the focus…
‘Ficciones Typografika’ is one of many creative experiments curated by Erik Brandt, a first-rate graphic designer from Minnesota. This experimental project explores the relationship between type and urban space. The artworks are displayed at Brandt’s own garage where it faces the street in the neighbourhood. Within two months, by asking…
By using different methods to recreate images including arbitrary photographs, found imagery, objects and collage techniques, an interdisciplinary artist from Idaho, Eli Craven, has exceeded the limitation of conventional photography and introduced new ways to perceive photos. His personal collection is always of his favourite imagery from print publications combined…
Formerly known as Tokyo Graphic Passport, an annual creative event is now taking place for its fourth year in the Far-East’s capital. Organised by Japan’s internationally renowned culture magazine, +81, the summit holds together world-class graphic artists and professionals to conduct a series of conferences, workshops and live performances. At…
An assembly of designers was briefed to design A1 typographic posters based on football chants in support of British Blind Sport. The posters are to be showcased in a one-day exhibition, ‘GloryGlory 2013’ which is happening at East End’s hidden gem, Hoxton Arches on the 13th August 2013 and will…
An adept graduate from RCA has worked in collaboration with many high profile projects both commercial and charitable. His excellent taste in colours together with his sense of humour has brought him into a great success as an illustrator. Although his work is often a reflection of his straightforward character,…
This German artist is currently having his solo exhibition ‘Splitter’ in the heart of Berlin. The show, hosted by the famous publisher, Gestalten, is displaying Berh’s recent sculpturally abstract installations and a selection of his latest impactful artworks. With a background in graphic design and his passion for everyday material,…
FrenchFourch, a French association led by two art enthusiasts Alexander Centazzo and Tristan Pernet, is now holding an exhibition at The Book Club, London. Following its former touring exhibitions in many inspiring cities, this event highlights a set of 50 exceptional prints from young and dynamic artists from across the…
The way we look at photography is now being challenged by this Dutch duo, Berend Otto and Guus Kaandorp. They raise questions about ourselves and the way we see things. Their work which is based on photographic equipments is an example of aesthetic solutions to practical problems. The belief in…
Topo Copy, an open lab and research centre for all kinds of ink-related art, is now participating a heartening event, Walk & Talk, which is happening on a far-off islands, São Miguel in Portugal. The annual event is a multi-dimensional and participative public art festival that showcases almost 100 artists’s…