The Lost Fox are designer/illustrator Dan Forster and printmaker Jan Hirst, who have combined their skills to set up a new venture together, producing limited edition screen prints and they’ve just launched their new website.
Their prints combine contemporary illustration – bold geometric forms and simplified line-work – with the traditional craft of screen printing. The designs are inspired by their passions and experiences outside of work life – messing about in the great outdoors, riding waves and discovering new places.
Dan Forster, co-founder of The Lost Fox, said: “Both working in the creative industry, we believe it’s really important to get away from your desk and seek new inspiration elsewhere. Sometimes you have to make a conscious effort to break routines and even get a little lost in order to make the best new discoveries. So this is what our prints are – slices of inspiration shaped and interpreted by our love of contemporary design.”
All their prints are individually signed and numbered limited editions, and being designers, they’re typically fussy – only those they’re 100% delighted with make the final cut.
www.thelostfox.com
www.twitter.com/the_lostfox
www.facebook.com/thelostfox.screenprints
marcroy@peopleofprint.com
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