Based in East London. Skull & Heart Aims to bring exclusive prints to sell in a limited quantity alongside exhibitions to showcase new talent. Current collections feature artists such as: Tim Mcdonagh, Tom J Newell, Drew Millward, Muxxi, David Bary, Brian Ewing, William Exley and Dan Mumford. Skull & Heart…
Popper magazine is the first Latvian illustration magazine, released in 2012 and made by enthusiastic artists, passionate about the visual form of illustration. Each issue has a common theme, rules and a range of different artists contributing to it.
London-based illustrator and skateboarder with ‘non-linear’ style that reminds of old children’s books. His works mainly consists of a limited palette of two or three colours per design and are populated by simple, fun characters.
Holly Mills is an illustrator based in London, she graduated from Camberwell college of arts and works across drawing, painting and printmaking. She was the winner of the V&A awards 2012 for her work showing scenes from Brian Aldiss’s 1962 novel ‘Hothouse’. Holly Mills was last modified: April 8th, 2013…
“Psychogeographer whose photorealist urban snapshots in pen, acrylic and spray paint satirise the empty promises of capitalism.” Alumni of Royal College of Art, Laura is mostly famous for her zine called “Savage Messiah”. Her practice incorporates drawing, painting, photography, staging events, writing and self-publishing. Laura Oldfield Ford was last modified: March 12th, 2013 by…
A prototype model made by designer Reynald Drouhin. This deck isnt really functional but as Reynald added sharpened edges to the regular shape he turned the deck into something wholly unique.
Ryan’s work consists of detailed moleskine sketchbooks that he covers pages with figures that are created from vast amount of second hand imagery.His “drawn collages” are done in the style that can be described as ‘painting with pencils.’
WERKHAUS is a group of artists working collaboratively to produce cross platform content including graphic design, documentaries & short films, photography, fine art and a/v installations. Recent collection of T-shirts by Werkhaus can be purchased from their online store.
Currently living in South-East London, Brigid Deacon is a recent graduate from Camberwell College of Art where she studied Illustration. Brigid does mostly black and white illustration, her comic-based work concerns time in some form or another. She draws her inspiration from astronomy, goosebumps and erotic art, deterritorialized narratives &…
Welcome is an inherently subjective and creative skateboard company. It’s about skateboards, sorcery, fun and dreams made real. They create skateboards that make you feel like you are a sorcerer! “While others take themselves seriously and not their product…we take our product seriously and not ourselves.” They are not only…
Mina Milk London-Moscow illustrator. Graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2011, Mina specialises in detailed and precious work that is all about animals erotic motifs and a mix of both.
João Ruas (Feral Kid) is a visual artist from São Paulo. A Bachelor in Graphic Design, he has worked inside studios in the United Kingdom and Brazil before dedicating himself exclusively to personal artwork and illustration. Works in variety of technics, including printmaking. Feral Kid was last modified: March 3rd,…
Factory 13 is independent skateboard design and manufacturing company specialising in old-school boards. All skateboards are handmade by experienced machinists and artists, all the graphics are silk-screened.
Chicago-born illustrator and printmaker. He has been screenprinting since the mid-nineties, doing mainly in gig posters. His idiosyncratic style is achieved using pencil and scratchboard drawing techniques which are then transferred to screens for multi-layered printing. Dan spends a lot of time thinking about the screenprinting process in both a…
Horse zine is all about building ramps, fixing cracks, sweeper stalls and slappy grinds, bombing hills, watching videos, collecting toys, drinking tea, bails, horror films, bowl shreding, screen printing, cut and pasting, bad spelling and rad skateboarding.
The body of British designer Fergus Purcell is certainly one of the best proofs of aesthetic value of home made tattoos. He’s photo is on the cover of Home-made Tattoo Rule – one of the first illustrated book on this subject. Favourite tattoo that Fergus has is ninja turtle Donatello…
Daniel Danger is an illustrator and printmaker from USA. Daniel runs Tiny Media Empire, a production and design company based out of Boston, MA. TME focuses on fine art screenprints, limited official posters for movies and bands, and video production design. He plays baritone guitar in the band A City…
Artist Caledonia Curry, better know as Swoon to people who follow her work on streets and in galleries all over the world. She is best known for her life-size prints and figural paper cutouts she has pasted on walls for the past ten years, each portrait taking on a new…
Gosha Rubchinsky is russian designer that does fashion collections inspired by young people, youth, post-soviet children of 90-s. “A personal take on the fetishistic uniformity of Moscow street gangs’ post-Perestroika suburb sportswear, mixed with patriotic political paraphernalia.” Clothes with symbolical inscriptions “Viking”, “Dawn is near”, “Transfiguration” are selling in London…
Producing incredibly detailed and craft-based images that combine great illustration and typography. Horkey has designed and illustrated gigposters, album covers, skateboard graphics, magazine covers and clothing designs as well as creating graphics for reproduction as limited edition prints. Aaron doesn’t have a personal website but he is represented by The…