Having studied both photography and painting, Alexander Harding has an excellent understanding of how to utilise light to produce stunning visuals. Inspired by our physical and emotional relationships with sunlight, Alexander experiments with reflection and perception in his ongoing series Visible Light. His work is mysterious and other worldly, with…
Atomica Gallery and ThingsandInk Magazine have joined forces to put on the Miniature Ink exhibition. The exhibition features a huge selection of miniature sized artworks designed by over 100 of the world’s leading tattoo artists. The huge selection of artwork features a diverse range of styles, themes and techniques and…
Featured previously (here) Visvim’s F.I.L. Indigo Camping Trailer Kerchief down jackets are a prime example of print taking garms to next level in detail and beauty. Now dropping a fresh series of renditions in pastel hues the Japanese brand have outdone themselves again with their beautiful paisley prints. Visvim ::…
American street art and popular culture phenomenon Keith Haring’s legacy is living on after his untimely death in 1990 through collaboration with trainer superstars Reebok. Using imagery from the Haring mural ‘Crack is Wack’ painted in 1986 in East Harlem, the bright, illustrated collaboration dropped this month – not for…
Make sure you get down to Peckham locals LOIS this weekend, to wish them a very happy 1st birthday! The small, independent retailer is home to a whole host of handmade goodies by UK based designer-makers, including art prints and jewellery. LOIS are dedicated to sourcing creative talent and unique…
Ana Mirats is a graphic designer and art director based in Barcelona, Spain. Her body of work boasts a controlled approach to visualising brand identities for various clients and she seems to glide in between graphic styles effortlessly. Her website features reams of consistently contemporary work and enviable product photography…
Charming illustration by graphic designer, illustrator and animator Timothy Hunt will definitely lift you up after an arduous day at work. His selection of interesting colour combos complements his simplified flat illustrations beautifully and with a simple layout made up of only a few shapes and characters, the results are…
After studying both graphic design and fine art in Barcelona, New York and Budapest Javier Jaén’s work focuses on editorial illustration, book covers and cultural communication. Javier’s symbolically playful, colourful, bold graphic imagery gracefully expresses narrative and reflections on a subject matter and has led him to work with clients…
The Jealous Print Studio and Gallery have expanded, from their humble beginnings in their Crouch End studio six years ago, they will now be in the cultural hub of London’s creative industry, in the heart of Shoreditch. The new expansion will take over 5000 squared feet and all four storeys…
SintLucas is a multidisciplinary school for creativity with an entrepreneurial edge. It’s a creative community and its students are part of this community, a tribe if you will. For their latest campaign, SintLucas wanted to celebrate its ‘tribe’ in its imagery. Given the level of talent within the community it…
‘SECONDroom’ took over the former Ghent Harbour back in the summer to celebrate works of over 20 co-curating artists and shortly after the exhibition ended, independent design-lab, research and printing centre ‘Topocopy’ has announced its brand-new publication entitled ‘Resumé’ featuring a selection of frankly incredible contributions from the selected artists…
Tomas Mutsaers is a Dutch photographer that currently lives and works in Rotterdam. Tomas’ bold and beautiful graphic images observe public spaces and seek to find the extraordinary in the ordinary as the photographer manipulates and reconstructs his subjects to give them a new meaning. Tomas Mutsaers was last modified:…
Production always plays an important role in our ability to be creative, and for both designers and illustrators, we all have to admit that choosing the right printer to handle our demands can be quite tricky. Risosaurus Press is one of the perfect Riso-printers that can work for your design…
Supreme have joined forces with legendary Italian outwear experts Stone Island to drop a capsule collection for AW14. Consisting of the Raso Gommato Cover Nero jacket, a crewneck, hoodie, hat and joggies the collection sports a classic camo print throughout alongside bold yellow and red block colours. Supreme X Stone…
On Friday night, Iklect and Radulthood presented ‘Grip Thumb’ at Brighton’s B RAD gallery, an event to celebrate the creative and cultural significance of grip art in contemporary Illustration and Print, not to mention youth culture. Featuring boards and designs as well as rad goodies, posters and t-shirts designed and…
I stumbled across this tumblr not too long ago and became entirely entranced by the amazing dreamy digital patterns by Black Arts Viper. Vibrant, hyperreal formations melt across the screen, producing liquified splurges of colour and texture. With endless scrolling of tantalising, deliquescent imagery, the anonymity of the brains behind…
The work of Malika Favre never fails to impress with her simple and eye-catching illustrations. The project, On The Draw lets us reminisce long sunny days of the summer gone, through a series of stunning illustration from her trip to Fuerteventura, Tenerife. The project was coordinated with design studio 28ymedio…
Lines and Strokes is a bi-monthly exhibition night put on by Scott Blows and Will Blood where Brighton artists can showcase and sell their work with no commission taken. Essentially they just give artists a platform to show their work in a nice venue. Lines and Strokes was last modified:…
We are totally drawn to East London-based designer Camille Walala’s work for its experimental attitude and tactile quality – not to mention her colourful Memphis-influenced patterns that are undeniably recognisable. A graduate in Textile Design from the University of Brighton, her design features a lot of bold blues, delicious teals,…
Brighton based solo artist Bonny and Clyde has been getting a lot of hype recently for her beautifully constructed collages, often featuring architecture, nature and human forms, recently inspired by her travels through the Americas. Many have been converted into screen prints, but all are beautifully composed in similar sugary…