Nigerian-born ceramic artist and founder of Terravia Ceramics, Umar Abdulrasheed reinterprets traditional African pottery through a contemporary sculptural language, working between Nigeria and the United Kingdom to create hand-built and wheel-thrown forms that carry cultural memory through material restraint. Clay in Nigeria is not a neutral material. It is connected…
Australian photographic artist and creative director Sarah Louise Kinsella takes gel plate printing, street poster scraps and spray paint to the track, creating five handcrafted livery designs for the Ferrari 296 Challenge race series across Australia. These Ferraris are not road cars. They exist solely to be pushed to their…
Berlin-based artist and spatial designer Sabine Kelka translates the visual language of electrical circuit diagrams into large-scale silkscreen prints on textile, turning engineering notation into something spatial, physical and quietly disorienting. Electrical circuit diagrams have their own rigorous visual grammar: standardised symbols, precise connections, a language designed for clarity and…
Book artist, designer and writer Ruchika Nambiar produces a limited edition of five artist books that make a therapy transcript fully available and entirely unreadable at the same time, using mirrors and a flag book structure to explore the gap between transparency and vulnerability. In 2018, Ruchika Nambiar recorded a…
Seattle print artist and art director Ren Riley launches Fable & Fame, an upcycled micro fashion brand that merges medieval manuscripts, tattoo culture and 90s grunge into garments that treat sustainability, locality and the people who wear them as part of the art. Ren Riley and Ryan Axxel met and…
Designer and researcher Nathan Spainhour turns a decade of field photography across South Carolina barbecue restaurants into a collage-based book that treats hand-painted signs, improvised typography and roadside architecture as evidence of cultural memory, not aesthetic curiosity. South Carolina barbecue is not simply a regional food. “Careers are made by…
Finnish multidisciplinary artist and designer Superflinda has been building a limited-edition risograph alphabet since 2023, one letter at a time, each one hand-drawn from her background in hip-hop, sign painting and handlettering and transformed by the Riso process into something the design alone could never produce. The Riso Alphabet began…
LA-based graphic designer Shengjie Wu challenges the idea that golf is a sport for the wealthy with Birdie, a hypothetical branding and packaging project that makes the game feel genuinely approachable for a new generation of players. Spend a weekend morning at a public golf course and the crowd might…
Dutch artist Michel van Collenburg turns the ransom note, one of the most primitive forms of collage, into a series of paper-on-paper works that ask hard questions about love, expectation, and the patterns that bind us. It started with a breakup. Seven years of relationship ended, and Michel van Collenburg’s…
Chennai-based multidisciplinary graphic designer and art director Malavika Natesh builds a self-initiated zine from mixed media collage, typography and personal writing, creating a visual piece that carries meaning rather than just surface appeal. The title is an intimate address. Letter to the World borrows from Emily Dickinson, but Malavika Natesh’s…
Honduran artist and illustrator Hernan Ramos turned a side project for publishing drawings after work into a full career built on music festival posters, vibrant chaos and a daily ritual of picking up a random book and seeing what it wakes up. Gago Illustra began as somewhere to put the…
Printmaker, book artist and paper conservator Hannah Fray develops sculptural concertina books during her residency at the Regional Print Centre Wrexham, merging etching, screenprint, spray paint and drawing into hybrid cityscapes that debut at Bristol Artists’ Book Event in June 2026. The cities Hannah Fray builds in her books do…
UAL Animation graduate Erin Tilly sculpts small polymer clay creatures named Dream Weaver, Bat Prince, Precious, Dragonfly and Plepple, each one a strange, adorable reminder that life is play and magic is available to anyone willing to step into it. Observe the natural world long enough and the silliness becomes…
Krakow-based graphic designer and creative technologist Mikołaj Pyka uses custom p5.js code to slice photographs into rhythmic, layered fragments, dissolving the familiar into something the eye has to feel rather than read. The brain is fast. Show it a photograph and it categorises before it truly sees: tree, face, street.…
Greek illustrator Nasia Stylidou, aka Decomposition, brings a six-year-old vision to life as an 85-piece holographic screenprint, placing a spiked-armored woman knight at the centre of a collapsing nebula through a collaboration that merges conceptual image-making with meticulous craft. The image of a knight riding into battle is almost always…
Beijing-born, New York-based artist Yuchen Lu designs a contemporary interpretation of the Tibetan tiger rug, produced by hand in Gyantse County, Tibet, reinterpreting one of the region’s oldest motifs through a fluid composition that honours tradition while carrying the emotional complexity of the present. The tiger has been present in…
For their 2026 festival campaign, OFFF Barcelona partnered with London and New York creative studio Uncommon to develop Cultured, a living design identity literally grown from the biological traces of the creative community it represents. The premise is quietly audacious. Uncommon invited members of the creative community into their London…
Photographer Nicola Davison Reed turns studio downtime into a 13-year archive of black and white conceptual work, using light, shadow and form to document internal structure made visible. Between clients, when the studio goes quiet, Nicola Davison Reed turns inward. The phrase she uses for it, a photographic rocket ride…
Belgrade-based illustrator and visual storyteller Kristina Jovanovic, aka kiikii.jova, transforms a wine label into a small emotional narrative about love, pressure and the resilience of a heart that keeps opening itself regardless. A wine label is among the most constrained canvases an illustrator can work with: small, functional, expected to…
Brighton-based freelance graphic designer Dan Smith creates bold, skate-led apparel graphics for one of London’s oldest and most storied skate shops, drawing on half a century of heritage and the resilience embedded in the culture itself. Slick Willies has been a cornerstone of the London skate scene since the 1970s.…