As a luxury department store known for it’s rich history of individuality and iconic window displays, it made sense for Liberty London to support one of the biggest art exhibitions this year. Honouring the collection of Matisse works currently on show at the Tate Modern, Liberty approached paper artists Studio…
Cinematographer Guy Gotto has created a truly stunning short film depicting the story of a four generation printing company, Perrott. For almost a century, Perrott have been providing varied print services including die-stamping, blind embossing, thermography and lithography from their factory in North London. Gotto took an insightful look at…
Carmen Segovia is a artist that can spread her talent over multiple disiplines. Her charming style works both in her spot colour illustrations seen in her work for Nobrow, and can be equally effective in her embroidery work. What is particularly captivating is the dark humour that fills her work.…
The Black Scale Summer 2014 collection injects middle eastern inspired prints to simplistic streetwear. Religious icons and decorative patterns normally seen on temple ceilings, litter the range of basic t-shirts and vests. The goal for Black Scale is to create conversation and provoke emotion through their designs, which they certainly…
Yorgos Efthymiadis is a fine art and architectural photographer, who was born in Greece and is currently based in Somerville, MA. With a deep interest in buildings, Yorgos’ stunning photography questions their perspectives, viewpoints, shapes, forms and materials as he creates manufactured city scapes and captures light to communicate each…
Dupludó Collective sum up a great modern multi-disciplinary design collective. Without defining their single practice they work towards briefs using the most functional methods. For street wear brand KixBox they redesigned their marketing material and in store branding, great for brand that looks to redesign every half a year. This…
ODDDS are a team of experimental designers based in Singapore, they value attitude and exploration as key values throughout their work. Chameleons of capability, these guys glide through the realms of design when it comes to producing purposeful work, seamlessly suited to each client. They are innovative and exciting, conjuring…
Forefathers, an American design collective focus on responsive branding, illustration, print and web design. Simple lines and computerised graphics demonstrate their understanding for commercially viable design. Although having a varied client list, their work has a recognisable aesthetic and welcomes a relatable familiarity. Forefathers was last modified: June 24th, 2014…
Do you remember how you used to love stickers when you were a kid? Here we present you Klebstoff, the first and only magazine in the universe that is entirely made up of stickers. Printed on vinyl sticker material, Klebstoff is a German magazine that takes us through the intriguing…
Johann Kauth packs every piece of work with a colourful punch. Working in a range of print mediums, he creates images using bold primary colours mixed with the occational neon accents. A range of collage images sits nicely against hand painted dogs and fantasy creatures. His work covers gig poster,…
Billionaire Boys Club’s colourful take on street wear merges print heavy and summer ready graphics for SS14 across tees, tank tops, polos and bucket hats, a particular highlight being their WW comic / newspaper print jeans.
When these guys aren’t designing or screen printing in Greece, they love to discover the beauty of the universe to keep them motivated. They provide expert design for print and screen in a variety of categories including periodicals and magazines, paying close attention to typography and style. They create logos,…
London born Designer and Art Director, Freddy Taylor graduated from Edinburgh University in 2012. He now spends his weekdays working for the mighty advertising agency KesselsKramer, whilst his weekends are (mostly) dedicated to freelance work. Collaboration is key to his approach, whether its with animators on title sequences, sculptors on…
Kevin Lucbert draws a mysterious display of inviting doorways, falling bricks and floating houses. Using simply biro, he demonstrates an artfully doodled introduction of an unknown world outside our familiarities. Pairing intricate twirls adjacent to negative space, scribbled etchings and precise lines convey a feeling of the unexpected in amongst…
Graphic designer by day, photo artist by night, New York based Sara Cwynar produces intriguing experimental imagery. By distorting, rearranging and manipulating black and white photography, Sara injects life into these otherwise flat visuals. Cleverly combining a range of techniques coupled with active curiosity, the result is melted monochrome struck…
Matthew Feyld is a Canadian Artist that merges photography with minimal figurative artwork whilst also producing illustrative, comic painted imagery. With a clear interest in both shape and composition displayed over both methods of image making Matthew’s artwork is both noteworthy and captivating. Matthew Feyld was last modified: June 22nd,…
Everybody must have heard of Dutch studio Shootmedia and their experience spanning over 15 years in the design industry. So this time, we’d like to introduce you to Robert Minnaard and Paul van de Werf’s sister project, Strawdogs.
Na Kim is an illustrator, book cover designer and ceramicist currently based in Brooklyn, New York. I can’t get enough of her and tactile hand rendered imagery combining witty humour, hand drawn type and portraits.
Return for its 26th edition, International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno kicked off yesterday at the Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic and runs through 26th October 2014. For over half a century, this prestigious event has served as a platform for design practitioners to share and discuss contemporary issues…
Paying respect to legendary Arts & Architecture’s first 5 years, David F Travers (the former Editor) and Taschen release a hardcover book. Compiling covers from issues released between 1945 / 1949 the book educates readers about architectural history after World War II and provides a singular collection of the journal.…