The current show at Kemistry Gallery showcases the work of illustrator Stefan Glerum (1983) who lives and works in Amsterdam. Stefan uses strong lines within his drawings which are like a melting pot of illustration heritage. His work brings familiarity subconsciously is inspired by early 20th Century movements such as…
Along with her sister, Dolores Oliver runs multidisciplinary design studio DoraDora. Their work covers a mix of branding, typography and publication design. They have worked for a number of large brands as well as designing festival posters and flyers. Involved in the design process from the start to finish, they…
Mr Lidberg has done it again, showing the world why he is such a huge presence in the illustration community. In his new artwork for the debut album of British band, Glass Animals he has created a truly magical world. The Glass Animals website really makes the most of his…
You can’t deny the fact that choosing the right paper is very important to the success of any printed project or publication. De Monsterkamer – an independent platform for designers, artists, publishers and worldwide creative professionals – are aware of this and that’s why they have been offering an extensive…
Based in Dallas, Texas Brandon Thibodeaux is a photographer who creates portraits in the documentary tradition. Alongside commissions and assignments Brandon focuses heavily on exploring life in the American South. A particular favourite project of mine is titled ‘When the morning comes’ in which Brandon has provided a reflection of…
Book Works is holding a Summer Sale at their Holywell Row, London office with discounted books, posters, limited edition prints and a free gift with every purchase! For two days, Book Works is offering a special summer discount on recently published titles by Céline Condorelli, Samuel Hasler, Laure Prouvost and…
Remember those amazing scratch & sniff books from your childhood? Relive the heavily fragranced days of your youth with this scent-imental book from independent publisher Belly Kids. Before you scrunch your nose up in anticipation of what the covers contain, your nostalgic nasal senses are in for a real treat.…
We once featured this lovely illustrator Lynnie Zulu back in spring 2013 and here she comes back with even more vibrant illustrations that still carry her signature African-influenced style. Having graduated from Kingston University, Lynnie can now be found producing a wide range of fashion print, textiles, garments, accessories –…
Paul Thurlby is an illustrator, originally from Nottingham, now based in London and has been commissioned to produce work across a broad spectrum which includes editorial, advertising, publishing and T-shirt designs, he is also a regular illustrator for the Guardian newspaper. His inspiration for his drawings comes from mid-century design…
Continuing to push designs influenced by the juxtaposition of high-end fashion and street wear, American brand Play Cloths introduce the first delivery of their AW14 lookbook. Sporting a selection of prints the collection highlights a refreshing take on camo amongst stars and bold typography across jerseys, shorts, shirts and tees.…
How incredibly dreamy is the artwork of artist and creative director Leif Podhajsky? His powerful and visionary style offers a brain-melting, hallucinogenic display of a hyperrealism. Inviting the viewer to delve into his psychedelic realm, Podhajsky merges twisted landscapes and fluorescent fuelled imagery to create alarming beauty at its best.…
Thinking already about what to do this weekend? Why not try the V&A’s Friday Late. For the first time the events are also going to be extended to the Saturday and take place at BL-NK space in Shoreditch. In this months line-up, the creative hub of east London has inspired…
The incredible Israeli street artists known as Broken Fingaz are best known for their incredible murals and posters but on Friday Redchurch Street became home to their new zine ‘Sex Picnic’ and the accompanying exhibition.
Zioxla is a creative agency / publishing house founded by Zio Baritaux who recently announced the publication of it’s first title – ‘Strange Plants.’ Gracefully designed, the publication features the works of 25 Artists who draw focus to the natural world and includes interviews, imagery and articles discussing the unique…
Linda Linko’s work spans from simple drawing, abstract pattern design to vividly coloured collage art and it is her painterly brushstrokes, which are full of character, that really stand out. It is no surprise that her work has been featured in many internationally-renowned creative blogs and magazines and this may…
Huf recently unveiled the first look of their offerings for AW14. The mature collection sees fragments of print and all-over patterns in rich colours including tonal blue, deep burgundy and monochrome combinations.
Materials play such a relevant and important role in the design process, with ink, watercolour, paint, acrylic and now even digital tools breathing life into ideas with substance and form. Controllable to a degree, these flowing, artistic ingredients frequently possess a mind and direction of their own, with behavioral traits…
Wayne Lawrence is a documentary photographer based in Brooklyn NY. I’m crazy about his photographic publication ‘Orchard beach : The Bronx Riviera’ capturing life on the shoreline. Long stigmatized as ‘ghetto beach’ that had a fearsome rep Orchard beach has come to see better days in recent years as eloquently…
Have you got football withdrawals now the World Cup is over having been transfixed by Brazil 2014 and the media storm including Roy’s Boys early return? Well the Graphic Design and Illustration programme at Liverpool School of Art and Design have produced their first project titled I Don’t Love Soccer…
New York photography duo Floto + Warner have created a stunning set of images based on the simple notion of capturing coloured liquid thrown in the air. With the shutter speed set to a snappy 3200th of a second, brightly coloured fluid is caught in the moment, dancing over its…