Santa Monica-based artist and photographer Diane Meyer creates an impressive collection of images that have been obscured by a layer of embroidered pixels. She distorts sections of her original photographs taken at various points in her life then enhances them with embroidery to remind viewers that there are hidden truths…
Ambivalent is a Berlin based fraternity that is driven by a passion for skateboarding and contributing to its culture. Recently dropping their latest beautifully shot look book, their offerings for AW14 feature clean bold graphic prints and simple but stylish branding. Ambivalent :: AW14 was last modified: November 29th, 2014…
Dean Beattie is an illustrator based in Maidstone but spends a lot of time in Brighton. He’s just released issue 02 of his comic book ‘Random Trials’. The comics follow Charlie Cooper and details his ‘explosive’ reaction to a pharmaceutical trial. All the pages are coloured in full with acrylic…
The Print Wagon is a charming automobile dedicated to touring all of illustrator, linocut artist and printmaker Aidan Saunders’s work to a national print fanatics across Britain. Saunders decided to start out this extraordinary journey earlier in April and since then he has traveled over 7,000 miles across the country,…
To celebrate 40 years of Vrijzinnig Centrum Geuzenhuis Gent, Topo Copy teamed up with HOUTD & KapOw to make RISOGRAFIA #3. A new series of risograph prints with designs from 40 international artists. Each print was pulled through their beloved Risograph duplicator twice. There are 40 handmade frames by HOUTD,…
Tim Bowditch is a photographer and filmmaker currently based in London. With a range of imagery in his diverse portfolio ranging from graphic to tonal and abstract, Tim’s work is primarily documentary based, focusing on how people perceive and interact with space and place, which he often explores further, fictionalises…
Currently working in London, Assa Ariyoshi is a half Japanese, half Dutch illustrator with a passion for food, nature and bight vibrant colours. After graduating from Kingston University with a degree in Illustration, she has since worked for clients such as the International New York Times, Stylist Magazine, Random house…
Professional doodlers Rich and Chris Fairhead have recently come together to form collaborative duo, El Famoso. Combining their love for hand-drawn and original illustration their designs are inspired by objects from everyday life, as well as more quirky topics from bears, monsters, party food, comics, screen prints and killer robots!…
The London Illustration Fair is once again taking place in the East End’s Hoxton Arches starting this Friday 5th December 2014. This year, the panel of judges consisting of the UK’s leading figures in the illustration and graphic arts scene have rounded up the most exciting and talented young illustrators and…
Natassa Pappa is an independent graphic designer based in Athens. Her work ranges from print to spatial design and seeks editorial conversation. With a conceptual approach, she opts for witty, content-focused and research-driven design, across a mixed clientéle and mostly through interdisciplinary collaborations. In 2013 her MDes graduation project City…
In an all-girl takeover and a recent online wave of female only collectives – the Brooklyn-based zine, Illuminati Girl Gang is at the vanguard of feminism’s new movement. Founded and created by poet and multi-media artist Gabby Bess (Gabby Gabby) and working within the context of the female digital revolution…
Los Angeles based street wear band The Quiet Life recently dropped their latest look book titled ‘Atwater’ that features ‘thermal friendly’ pieces demonstrating the application of all over and illustrated prints they’re well loved for. With a diverse range of graphics in the collection ranging from tonal abstracts to cityscapes,…
Brought together by Coffinboys, emerging Illustrators Gino Bud Hoiting and Lennard Kok (both based in the Netherlands) have recently teamed up to combine their crisp, graphic imagery to form an amazing new limited edition zine complete with a silkscreened cover. With both skillful illustrators working mostly in black and white…
Based in an old chocolate factory in London’s East End you will find letterpress studio and workshop The Counter Press which is run by freelance graphic designers, David Marshall and Elizabeth Ellis who split their time between working for various design agencies on branding and communication projects, with non-commercial printmaking.…
Graphic designer Natalie Heisterkamp creates exquisite designs, combining beautiful graphic architecture with a stylish finish. She transforms simple objects such as The Cook Book range into a useable object, by designing the cover with a built in template so it can be constructed into a crafty recipe box. Considering efforts…
Dan Mather is definitely on our favourites list, he’s humble, highly skilled and always produces top-notch work. He’s a London-based independent screenprinter, graphic designer, cyclist and poster aficionado. Dan learnt his craft at the esteemed London College of Communication, and over the past three years has specialised in water-based hand…
There’s a lot of talk about emerging New York based brand WINWEL’s first offering as they ‘think new vintage’ with their debut collection ‘Years to Come’. Focusing on material and history, the collection consists of a range of printed bucket hats made from barkcloth – a fabric that became significantly…
Bridget Collins is a photographer that was born in Minneapolis and is currently based in Brooklyn. Alongside fashion photography, Bridget’s personal work doesn’t follow a particular linear concept as she tends to simply work from lose ideas, however there are various themes running through her portfolio including examining the relationship…
Pawel Przewlocki is a Boston based artist who recreates movement in shape, with fluid representations of expanding geometrics. Originally from Poland, the skilled shape shifter explores gradient and position by creating the same form continuously but in a range of lighter tones and slightly altered perception. This results in a…
Marguerite Bartherotte’s inspiration behind her G.Kero fashion range began with her vision to take her painted work from the canvas to fashion. Her painted designs function perfectly on fabric, as do her humorous and unusual subject matters. Imagery that varies from a David Bowie print to a more daring love-making…