Maser is an artist from Dublin, who creates bright and visually exciting installations in unused spaces. Preferring to work in urban surroundings, loud stripes of shocking colour flood an entire area, covering everything in sight. Transforming each otherwise overlooked location into striking masterpiece, the creative draws attention and pumps energy…
French illustrator Anne Laval has a passion for illustration and print. Translating her sketches into screen prints fits perfectly. Her clever selective colour palette keeps her designs fresh, also enhanced by added hand drawn textures added to the designs. She has brought her designs to printed tote bags, badges, screen…
London based artist, Joanna Ham is more renowned in the art world as the creative mind behind home wares label HAM. Launched in 2011 her brand is bold and blocky, black and white, playfully incorporating the anthropomorphic characters of a pig and a rabbit in a fascination with the banal…
Sarah Hoskins is a mid west based documentary photographer that splits her time between both Chicago and Lexington. Having exhibited in 100’s of shows, Sarah’s often monochrome, striking and haunting imagery visualizes moments of life, history, geography, friends, family tradition and change on film. Immersing herself in culture and the…
Joe Cruz is a visual artist based in London, with an animated, refreshing and distinguished style. Exploring his very own interpretation of found imagery, Joe brings nostalgic black and white photography to life with an overlapping ice cream palette of scribbles and artistic scrawl. Expressive and striking, forgotten photos are…
Malick Sidibe is a Malian photographer who’s black and white film work is completely enchanting. Known for his electrically charged photos of popular culture and cultural shift in 1960’s Bamako, his home city in Mali, he captures people being free and relaxed in public when doing so was relatively new…
Kari Medig is a Photographer that crew up in a cabin in Northern British Columbia with parents that made him go cross-country skiing and took photos of wild mushrooms / fungi on matching Nikon FEs. After studying biochemistry, Kari inherited his parent’s cameras, started taking photos and studied photography and…
Influenced by Jungian psychology and mythology, Travis Lawrence uses the art of printmaking to present archetypal figures iconically composed of symbol and allegory. Taking influence from medieval illuminated illustrations and alchemical manuscripts, the iconic imagery play the role as emblems of contemplation, containing symbolic references to a deeper archetypal meaning.…
Take a look at these incredibly detailed architectural landscapes from French illustrator Lili Des Bellons. Her impressive series of maze like constructions, layer multi dimensional angles and shapes in a rather delectable range of night time tones. An observatory view into unknown cityscapes and intricate networks of grid like roads…
The work from Barbara Dziadosz doesn’t feel like an like it has come from an illustrator who is still studying! Her illustrations have a very organic feel to them, with natural shapes and relaxed lines. As she finishes her studies in Hamburg, Barbara’s portfolio of work is getting very exciting.…
Self proclaimed ‘professional doodler’ and inventor of the ‘Doodle Bomb’, Hattie Stewart is a young London based illustrator. Her signature ‘Doodle Bombs’ came to life in front of the television, armed with a pen and a copy of Dazed and Confused. Influenced from early childhood by The Dandy and The…
Jess Nash is an Illustrator currently based in Norwich who enjoys making work focused on non-fiction narratives, social commentary and interactive illustration. With a beautifully tactile hand-rendered approach to illustration, Jess has a great portfolio with a highlight being her basketball reportage book, full of visual experiments challenging our visual…
Screen print extraordinaire Tind has been at it again, always pushing the boundaries of print. In a recent project he explored the illusion know as the moiré effect. Although often unwanted for it dizzying effects, within the realms of screen print he has shown the varying results that can be…
Grace Helmer’s illustration is one of the best examples that shows how great things can still be done by hand despite the exponential growth of digital technology. A freelance illustrator and occasional animator from Brighton, Helmer is best known for her distinct style of painterly illustration depicting cheerful characters. She…
Ben Parks is a photographer that lives and works in Los Angeles. Ben’s blurred and beautiful abstract imagery focuses on the deconstruction of traditional subjects as they are defined by natural light. Working with instant films, polaroid’s and vintage cameras with inaccurate shutters, Ben’s surreal and dream like photos offer…
Photographer and artist Anton Bundenko specialises in contemporary collage and fashion editorial. Combining digital and hand made textures, he layers illustration, imagery and print to create engaging visuals. Exploring each medium in detail, his imagery is a collection of experimentation and diversity. Working in an unconventional way, his offbeat style…
‘The Dollar is too Nationalistic. Here’s what it should look like instead.’ Swiss Design graduate Travis Purrington has reinvented the American Dollar for his major thesis, and his version boasts no presidents, eagles or national monuments, and has a modern illustrative curiosity. The design of the dollar hasn’t significantly changed…
People of Print favourite Matt Manson moved back to his hometown of Bristol setting up a studio earlier this year, and has been working on a number of exciting projects getting clocked by the likes of Vogue. Having spent the last few years obsessively creating geometric patterns, Matt has recently…
KYLAM is a Paris based artist that strongly believes in the value of handmade print. Preferring traditional methods of working, he tries to avoid any computer based design and instead creates unique prints with character and meaning. Inspired by symbolism and religious references, his passion fuelled art is both intriguing…
Damien Correll is a Brooklyn based illustrator. Alongside working freelance Damien has taken the advertising and editorial world by storm with his joint design firm venture with Garrett Morin – Part and Parcel. Damien’s beautifully coloured and playful imagery illustrates the visual language between shape and form with a particularly…