Union is a new magazine that aims to showcase the best in journalism from around the world. With a team whose work has appeared in, or broadcast on, the Sunday Times, GQ, the Daily Telegraph, Loaded, Channel 4, the Discovery Channel and the BBC, they seem to know what they’re…
Pecker is a new project that plans to ‘grow the world’s biggest collection of illustrated cocks, schlongs, rods and knobs’ for an exhibition and book. Yes you read the correctly – Pecker is an open submission project that wants everyone to illustrate a penis. The brief is featured below so…
Craig Oldham of the Office of Craig Oldham and Oldham Goddard Experience, has designed a new book.
Dean Beattie is an illustrator based in Maidstone but spends a lot of time in Brighton. He’s just released issue 02 of his comic book ‘Random Trials’. The comics follow Charlie Cooper and details his ‘explosive’ reaction to a pharmaceutical trial. All the pages are coloured in full with acrylic…
SintLucas is a multidisciplinary school for creativity with an entrepreneurial edge. It’s a creative community and its students are part of this community, a tribe if you will. For their latest campaign, SintLucas wanted to celebrate its ‘tribe’ in its imagery. Given the level of talent within the community it…
Lines and Strokes is a bi-monthly exhibition night put on by Scott Blows and Will Blood where Brighton artists can showcase and sell their work with no commission taken. Essentially they just give artists a platform to show their work in a nice venue. Lines and Strokes was last modified:…
Graham Clark is an artist based in Brighton. He works straight onto paper while experimenting with lines, patterns and colours. What’s mega impressive is he’s never had any formal training beyond art college, no university, and is still able to create characters with such depth. Graham Clark:: Drawn in 1985…
Tom Deason is an illustrator and designer from London who finished the illustration course at UWE in Bristol. Although being very much into screenprinting, these are his first risoprints. It seems as if he’s got a knack for it and we’re looking forward to seeing many more. Tom Deason was…
The Hackney Flea Market is a new bi-monthly market that celebrates all of London’s emerging independent artists. It champions the unique and provides a home for everything D.I.Y. and self published.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Comic Sans, the font we all love to hate, Chris Flack, Renee Quigley and Soapbox & Sons have curated an exhibition of posters inspired by Comic Sans with all of the proceeds going to Cancer Research UK. Comic Sans for Cancer was last modified:…
Joey is a recent graduate of Norwich University of Arts where he studied Games Art and Design but is now based in Brighton. He’s got a penchant for character design, video games, faces and bodies. His characters are every bit as sweet as they are funny and detailed. Joey Everett…
This summer Somerset House presents ‘Return of the Rudeboy’, an exhibition curated and created by prolific photographer and filmmaker Dean Chalkley and famed in the fashion world, creative director Harris Elliot.
A P A R T is a new exhibition that showcases the visual response of 6 artists to a short story written by yours truly. A shameless plug, I know. The story was specifically written for the show and is split into 6 with each artist responding to a different…
Now into their second year, Print Club London and Somerset House will be curating a series of screen printed film posters for the 10th anniversary season of Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House. Summer Screen Prints: Somerset House, Print Club London and Film4’s Summer Screen was last modified: August 4th,…
The incredible Israeli street artists known as Broken Fingaz are best known for their incredible murals and posters but on Friday Redchurch Street became home to their new zine ‘Sex Picnic’ and the accompanying exhibition.
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…
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.
It’s degree show season and with that comes a wealth of work from the freshest and brightest graduates in the land. One of the most beautiful pieces of work is a new journal called Unknown Quantities.
After seeing Eric speak at Here, the annual It’s Nice That symposium, I had to check out his UK solo debut, ‘Sticks and Stones’ at Paradise Row. At Here, Eric spoke about the polar approaches to his work. Perfectly demonstrated between what his mind would think about his art, and…
If you, like me, are gripped by World Cup fever then KK Outlet’s new exhibition is one to see. First Eleven launched on Thursday and celebrates a ‘dream-team’ of eleven contributors from all divisions of creativity. The first team comprises of Anna Lomax, Becky & Joe, Craig & Karl, Helmut…