Tyler Spangler’s work focuses on the formalist relationship between images removed from their original context. He explores the connotations of colour, form, and photography through the medium of digital collage. His designs are colorful and unabashedly chaotic. Over the last two years, Tyler has created five 440 paged books filled…
Xuan Alyfe is a Spanish Artist, I’m mad hyped about his murals! Xuan’s style can be defined by his vibrant colour palette and abstract surreal imagery, uniting geometric elements and attention to detail in sharp compositions. Xuan’s process is also really interesting – frequently taking elements from other Artists existing…
I want to give a HUGE big up to my Canadian homeslice, photographer & musician Tess Parks for her first ever solo Exhibition ‘TAKE CARE OF YOUR SOUL’ launching today at Oz Studios, Toronto. Tess is a freelance photographer who’s photos act as a visual diary of her life –…
You must be trippin’ if these vivid colourful illustrations don’t brighten up your day. Mimi’s work is visual representation of her enthusiasm for life and with so much humour and energy in her pieces I reckon she’d be pretty ace to be around. Check out her portfolio of work and…
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.
Jeremy Wheeler is a multi-faceted artist, specializing in dynamic graphic art in two and three dimensions. In his 10+ years working in the Southeast Michigan area, he has honed a unique poster style in the gigposter and modern film art world. Through his company Bang! Media, he’s made three appearances…
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…
Donald Urquhart is an Edinburgh based artist who exhibits regularly both across Scotland and internationally. His concerns with issues of seeing and knowing, with respect to the landscape, can be seen as a continuum stretching back to his childhood in rural Highland Perthshire. Whilst grounded in the disciplines of drawing…
I got in touch with Brighton-based illustrator Panda Robot Aka Scott Blows who joked about having “the worlds most unfortunate surname” and told me all about his wicked illustration! Films, animations and his imagination inspire panda Robot’s playful imagery, reflecting upon his process (documented through his blog) he explains “it…
Chris Dury is a land artist making connections with different phenomena in the world, specifically between Nature and Culture. He colloborates with scientists and technicians from a broad spectrum of disciplines and use whatever visual means, technologies and materials best suit the situation. His prints are outstanding and my favourites…
Nanna Hänninen is a Photographic/Visual Artist that lives and works in Finland. Nanna’s work involves mixed media techniques symbolically blending photography and painting to highlight representations of reality. The Artists interesting process involves initially shooting her subjects in colour which she transforms into black and white images reforming the original…
Based in San Francisco, Aritst Zio Ziegler looks at painting as his ‘attempt at self understanding’ creating ‘an experience for the viewer that parallels his search in creation’ translated through colour, line, pattern and symbols. Growing up fascinated by graff (particularly wild style pieces) Zio started to think of Art…
A savvy portfolio from San Francisco based designer and illustrator Jefferson Cheng. His work focuses on print, identity, and interactive work. From flawless book design to charming and raw illustration, well worth a look no matter what your discipline.
Tamara Elmallah is a multi-disciplinary designer based in London. Having recently graduated from a BA in Graphic Design, much of her practice is focused upon the importance of making and the value of human touch. She enjoys pushing process to the limit, experimenting with different mediums and materials to delicately…
Michael Willis is an English graphic artist. His eclectic vision has gained him notoriety within both the cultural and commercial sectors, exhibiting his work internationally and working with clients including Kenzo, Red Bull, It’s Nice That, Sixpack and Bloomberg. In parallel to his freelance practice Michael also runs the publishing…
Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez is an Illustrator based in Baltimore that has spent the last 2 years developing a digital collage technique that he prints and recomposes into his works. I love his “Vinyl Abstraction” project in which he portrays the sky saturated with electricity. Concerned the “expressiveness of a human…
I’m not even sure how I discovered the work of illustrator Sarah Andreacchio, but I’m totally glad I did. Currently based in France, she works as a freelance illustrator and uses colour and shape to creates bold images and pattern pieces. I’m really into her ceramic animals – It’s a…
Former Graffiti Artist turned Painter Andy Seize was born and raised in London. After studying Fine Art at St Martins the Artist’s work covers a range of disciplines including drawing painting and print making. City life feeds his imagination as his colourful imagery is inspired by street signs, fashion, the…
Originally from South Africa, Marlene Steyn is currently undertaking an MA in painting at the Royal College of Art. Arranged in layers, the Artist’s mixed-media pieces depict patchwork faces fantasy worlds and conflicts through the experimental composition and narrative of her grotesque but beautiful characters and environments. Marlene Steyn was…
Sophie Alda is an illustrator based in London. I planned to go to her show at Beach, in which she was exhibiting her illustrations for Jamie Stewart’s second book of haikus, Onliest, but a series of annoyingly inconvenient transport issues meant that I arrived in central an hour too late.…