Trilingua is a Hong Kong based design studio, with a specialism in Chinese typography and design. Design style, like language, varies from the difference of cultural background and geographic region. Through the ambition of redefining Hong Kong visual culture, designer Adonian Chan and Chris Tsui Sau Yi established Trilingua design…
Brownbreath are a streetwear imprint hailing from South Korea. Recently dropping their look book for SS15 titled ‘High & Low’ the brand introduce a collection inspired by the existence of social hierarchy in today’s world infused with a street aesthetic and a nice range of typographic prints. Brownbreath :: SS15…
Just Kim Prints is the brainchild of Kimberley Westwood. The screen-printed sport luxe accessories range is inspired by a combination of Kim’s passion for pattern and experimental texture design. The outcomes mix traditional printing processes such as screen printing with Kims love for modern materials such as neoprene. We caught…
Nathalie Du Pasquier is the queen of decorating surfaces and has recently launched a new book to reveal her vibrant sketches.
Graphic designer Sofi Azaïs splits her time between France and London, whilst producing innovative visuals within the realms of editorial, branding and packaging. Her modern style puts a twist on traditional design rules, with the result being an experimental play on classic typography and layout. Sofi Azaïs was last modified:…
Jonathan Mak is a graphic and web designer raised and based in Hong Kong. A graduate from Polytechnic University, his unique final year project caught plenty of attention with its’ bold and distinctive graphic style, based on the concept of original thought. He also experiments in motion graphics to illustration…
Following their inaugural exhibition in spring last year, Royal College of Art graduates Danny Augustine and Adam Bridgland have continued to explore into the themes of lust and love and created an extensive range of colourful artworks now on display in the exhibition, ‘Behind The Curtains and Blinds’, at a…
Dubbed “The Anthropology of Modern Culture”, Verities is a bi annual, self-published magazine based in London. Focused on provoking thought and reflection through observation, each issue is centred around a theme. The self-proclaimed “magazine for the ultra observant”, aims to provide new ways of looking at the mundane and the…
Berlin based Studio Hausherr are a creative agency with a strong emphasis on design for print and web. Dealing with a range of clients within the art, fashion and culture industries, their aesthetic focus is tailored to providing clean cut, contemporary visuals specific to each brand they work with. Years…
After three years of continuous efforts in exploring a new visual language and meaning, The Rodina, an award-winning design studio based in the Hague, have succeeded and now become internationally recognised. The studio was formed by a pair of Dutch duo, Tereza and Vit Ruller, whose work embodies a range…
Struan Teague is a painter and printmaker from Edinburgh, Scotland. His work is a perfect balance of delicate illustrations and big blocks of colour, coming together as beautiful stone lithograph and silk screen prints. We asked Struan some questions about his practice and took a sneak-peek inside his studio. Department…
Scott Renau is a Parisian designer, specialising in graphics, editorial and typography. His bold, slightly retro style works perfectly for the catalogue of ‘The Memphis Group,’ an Italian design and architecture group founded in 1981. Memphis dedicate themselves to designing post modern furniture, fabrics, ceramics, glass and metal objects featuring…
I had to look twice when I first saw Michiel’s work. Not only because of the spectrum of colours he fits into one design, but more often than not what you’re actually looking at is more than just a flat image, but is a meticulously built multi-layer screen print. One…
Perhaps one of the most iconic and surreal children’s books ever written, Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland has left a lasting imprint on the imaginations of many a child (and adult). This year Marks the 150th anniversary of the novels publication and a landmark in literary history. The Royal Mail…
Angus MacKenzie shows us how to use screen printing and quality paper to create a super clean, graphical product. He produced a limited run of just five records with screen printed covers, sleeves and inner bags. He distributed these awesome records to his immediate family – his father and three…
Over the past decades, we have seen the proliferation of digital components and technology experiences and we often wonder how we, as DIY artists, designers, and makers, would survive the rise of this new digital era.
Ding Ding Hu is an illustrator from China with a particular fondness for creating colourful scenes, depicting the more humorous side of life. Expressing her curiosity for people, places and food, she depicts her adventures through imaginative visual narratives of her everyday findings. Bizarre combinations of strange objects and settings…
Bric-À-Brac are a creative design studio that specialise in providing concepts and art direction for art, culture and commerce. With a design ethos stemming from closely researching each client’s core characteristics and capabilities, they focus on a straight forward approach to producing design solutions across print and web. Bric-À-Brac for…
Every day we are surrounded by data generated by our presence in environments saturated with digital technologies and touch screens. Glitch Textiles, a textile design label originated by Brooklyn-based graphic artist Phillip David Stearns, showcases a stunning set of functional, colourful artworks that bridge the gap between woven textiles and…
Jonathan Shackleton is a designer and illustrator based in Leeds, specialising in graphics, typography and editorial. We love his uplifting, candy coloured personal identity and self promotional visuals, that add a touch of fun to corporate design. Selecting a playful palette of sorbet hues, he uses a simple yet engaging…