They may live in different parts of the world but design duo Craig Redman and Karl Maler still find the time to collaborate daily. Their simplistic and colourful style is widely recognised by its blocky shapes and bold palette. With a charismatic and often humorous approach, the pair find a…
Combining carefully considered cut outs and vintage inspired imagery, Ciara Phelan creates beautifully fluid and multi-dimensional imagery. Using mainly sourced visuals, intertwined with her own drawn objects, Ciara’s work has a real fantasy, juxtapositional quality about it. Imaginative layering and dream like scenarios provide the key to these offbeat pictorials,…
Bridget Meyne is a 22 year old illustrator based in the UK. She’s on the eve of graduating from Falmouth University. The main body of her work is comics or narrative illustration concentrating on a range of different themes. From ‘alternate dystopian universes’ to ‘sassy girls’ to ‘bald, naked men’.…
Whitten Sabbatini is photographer based in Memphis, Tennessee. Recently graduating, Whitten took up photography around the age of 18 and has a deep interest in taking portraits and documenting life in the South. Shot digitally Whitten’s photographs mimic film and almost look like stills from a movie as he gracefully…
Dutch artist Parra has a very unique identity. His imagery often depicts surreal character caught up in scenes of mischievous and scandalous acts. Crossing the boundaries from drawing, painting, animation and sculpture his visual aesthetic resonates throughout each medium through the graphic style of his characters to his vibrant and…
London-based design studio Made Thought has created a new visual identity for internationally acclaimed paper company G.F Smith giving the brand a refresh. Reflective of the company’s century-long heritage, the new typeface, two logo marks, brand book and website along with the new strap line ‘1885 Onwards’ represent a human…
We had a chance to interview Pieter De Kegel about the concept behind POSTR magazine – a publication with heavy focus on culture, current affairs and thinking. POSTR magazine is a free forward-thinking quarterly printed on an A1-size poster. Why the size of a poster? The reason is that POSTR…
Scott Smith is an illustrator based in London. Graduating in graphic design and working in the industry has clearly had a strong influence on his self taught illustration. A strong graphic style where every element seems to be considered and well placed. Geometric cities and moody landscapes use elements sparingly…
Hypnotic, robotic & mind-bendingly beautiful, Andy Gilmore takes you to another world with his geometric patterns. The New York based artist, who has released most of his recent work through creative platform Ghostly International, plays with symmetry, line and colour to produce complex, kaleidoscopic compositions. His work explores the physical…
New York based artist and graphic designer Blanda Eggenschwiler lends her charismatic doodles to fashion, print and surface. Blanda brings a sense of femininity and modernism to ancient native patterns and tribal markings. Collaborations with global brands such as Obey and Volvo have gained the artist positive recognition for her…
Looking for some new summer garms? Casual menswear clothing label Age of Aquarius is a London based brand with a, surfy, natural mystic vibe, perfect for the beach and holiday, or even just summer in the city. The brand pays attention to print and pattern as the main focus for…
Founded in October of 2010 by George Haydock, Will Berry, Liam Healy and Rich James, Generic Greeting Collective set out to provide a platform to showcase their work and combine illustration, film and music. Since then it’s grown to fifteen members from different disciplines. Generic Greeting Collective was last modified:…
Juan Fontanive is an artist that was born in Cleveland, moving onto study at the Royal College of Art and is currently based in New York. Specialising in flip books like you’ve NEVER seen before, Juan breathes a new spirit into sourced materials recycling old parts from bicycles and clocks…
Dutch studio, Stay Nice work in graphic design with a strong focus on creative typography. There is a broad range of graphic styles on display in the Stay Nice portfolio but one thing all works have in common is an inventive use of typography. Stay Nice was last modified: April…
Kokoro & Moi is a full-service design agency dedicated to creating, planning and delivering strategies and cutting-edge solutions, regardless of the medium used, to design problems. Established in 2001 by a pair of designers Teemu Suviala and Antti Hinkula, Kokoro & Moi work from print and digital to products and…
Although his previous project, Ebazzler was genius, Jamie Wilkes is now Sparrow Legs. A Graphic Design student poised to graduate from Central St. Martins. Although his work is all very funny, including a ‘To Do List’ and reasoning as to why men with beards catch less colds, it’s the ‘Binge…
Influential online magazine Sight Unseen is pleased to present its brand new design fair ‘Sight Unseen Offsite’, allowing the very best of creative and thought-provoking design talents to exhibit from 16-20 May 2014. Following the success of Noho Design District, Sight Unseen’s co-founders Jill Singer and Monica Khemsurov have decided…
Owsum officially began in 2008 with its first exhibition in Groningen, the Netherlands. Set up by a group of like-minded artists, Owsum is an art collective that organises art exhibitions, music gigs and other art-related events with its primary aim to showcase emerging ideas by rising talents. Driven by a…
Eirik Johnson is Photographer and mixed media Artist currently based in Seattle. I can’t get enough of his truly stunning project “Barrow Cabins” and you need to see it too! This incredible body of work visualises seasonal hunting cabins built by the native Inupiat inhabitants of Barrow, Alaska. Each cabin…
Graphic designer and writer here at People of Print, George Wheeler has produced artwork for his band Tilapia’s new EP ‘School’.