We visited the Rare show on a calm and quiet afternoon to fully embrace and admire the impressive array of talent on show in the spacious, well laid out exhibition from Kingston’s BA Illustration and Animation degree course. Impressed on entry by the quality and quantity of publications on offer,…
We’ve gone grad-mad with all the new emerging talent currently on show for our hungry little eyes at all the graduate exhibitions. This young lady is an Illustrator I’ve known for years, we all knew she’d be damn good but she’s gone top notch during her BA at Camberwell taking…
This is Matt Taylor, he lives in Brighton and he’s into bikes. Have a look at his vivid, fast paced portfolio but don’t overlook his blog packed with works in progress too.
There’s not many publications out there that do what Inc. Zine do, merging illustration and poetry in a fresh and exciting way. Issue 5 is out now, I also recommend listening to their pod casts, I nearly wet myself laughing. Inc. Zine was last modified: July 2nd, 2012 by Miranda…
It’s been a great week here at KKOutlet with live printing and workshops from our good friends Peckham Print Studio, Studio Mothership, Bolt Editions, Heretic, Holly Bagnall, Danielle Watt, Chris Pell and Marcroy. It’s sad to say today is the last day, come down whilst you can to view and…
I can’t stop wandering around Telegramme Studio’s website at the moment, this EP sleeve design for Portasound caught my eye and I though it would be a real shame not to share it with you all.
It’s day two of ‘What’s Next?’ for education week with our live screenprinting and letterpress with the great guys from Peckham Print Studio and Studio Mothership at KKOutlet in Hoxton Square. Book your tickets for the FREE education discussion panel here. If you haven’t come down yet, here’s a peek…
A great screen printed narrative piece based on the short story ‘Leaning From the Steep Slope’, instead of stand alone images, each square layers and incorporates stages of the story. Striking use of hand drawn elements and collage.
Blush are a bespoke and custom letterpress company from the UK who make the most stunning array of products and frequently blog their recent creations. Everything they make is flawlessly classy and unique, especially their business cards. A talented company and a blog full of inspiration worth checking out. Nice…
Repeated patterns and colourful detailed typography make up the body of work of Matt Lyon’s website. As great as they are, it’s this moody delicate drawing that I fell for.
Originally from Armenia and now based in London, multifaceted artist Shahane creates these hauntingly beautiful prints through layers of experimental letterpress and print. Using unconventional methods and materials her pieces conclude to these deep textured wonders.
Printmaker and Illustrator James Brown sure has a way with type, check out his bright posters on his website but don’t miss out on some of his lino print gems on his shop too.
In a world somewhat obsessed with high definition, glossy pages and monochrome, sometimes it’s nice to find a damn good lo-fi zine to get your teeth into like this one.
Penguin created this range as a sweet selection of some of the most innovative and pioneering books of our time and they’ve had the covers designed to reflect the content. Each series has been designed with it’s own style and colour scheme. If you ever need inspiration for type and…
I’m really feeling these vintage styled, rustic packaging by Benjamin C. Carr. A mouthwatering selection of texture and elegance. Plus I adore the patterned type on the homepage of his website, go have a gander.
I highly recommend you check out Rob Lowe’s solo show ‘Details’ at the Kemistry Gallery. This hypnotic exhibition examines close up line work of his previous pieces, magnifying and simplifying to become bold, heavy, colourful new creations. The exhibition is on until the 30th of June, prepare to be mesmerised.…
These sassy moleskin books by Spanish artist Julien Denoyer are wonderfully charming and ever so simple. However as a 64 page book, even I would have trouble filling this edition with a list of appropriate names.
Day Zine are taking over ‘Uncontained’ at Boxpark Shoreditch on the 21st June. They make a zine a day and the next issue will be made in the duration of the day, you can go along and contribute. So get off the sofa and get involved! Day Zine was last…
I could browse through this guys portfolio all day. All that texture and clean type, it’s pretty heavenly. New prints have been added to his shop including a stunning Warriors poster, which just so happens to be one of my favourite films. Tom Lacey was last modified: June 12th, 2012…
These bright, slightly trippy and often geometric t-shirt designs are the creation of London Illustrator Dooom. Not only do I like his work, I sure like his attitude too.