I was happy enough to listen guys from Vault49 on scene at OFFF earlier last month and this was really inspiring to see them doing many of "3D" or "digital" things by hands and with low-fi paper models. Less 3D more hands - that's what we get from Vault49, London born studio moved to New York for new opportunities.
http://vimeo.com/67869965
I was happy enough to listen guys from Vault49 on scene at OFFF earlier last month and this was really inspiring to see them doing many of "3D" or "digital" things by hands and with low-fi paper models. Less 3D more hands - that's what we get from Vault49, London born studio moved to New York for new opportunities.
http://vimeo.com/67869965
Emilio Barnes aka Ultrafry is an artist from London specializing in black and white handcrafted pattern design, characters and lettering. 'A lot of my recent work is influenced by my personal experiences of the ‘Sleep Paralysis’ phenomenon - a condition of sleep disorder, night terrors and hallucinations; a case of which I frequently suffer from. Other elements of my artwork are inspired by Eastern cultural design, all things fantasy, astronomy, girls and confectionary.'
Emilio Barnes aka Ultrafry is an artist from London specializing in black and white handcrafted pattern design, characters and lettering. 'A lot of my recent work is influenced by my personal experiences of the ‘Sleep Paralysis’ phenomenon - a condition of sleep disorder, night terrors and hallucinations; a case of which I frequently suffer from. Other elements of my artwork are inspired by Eastern cultural design, all things fantasy, astronomy, girls and confectionary.'
Johanna Basford studied, works and lives in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Her distinctive illustrative style is widely recognised and can be found on a diverse range of products including wallpaper, beer bottles and even tattoos.
Johanna Basford studied, works and lives in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Her distinctive illustrative style is widely recognised and can be found on a diverse range of products including wallpaper, beer bottles and even tattoos.
London based graphic designer originally from Russia does a whole lot great things that can be admired on antonburmistrov.com
"Alexander Wells works and resides in the sunny town of Brighton, England next to a very loud seagull. He uses both a mix of traditional and digital mediums to create images which allows him to tackle a diverse range of briefs."
Joe Murtagh‘s work is as dangerous as it is vibrant. The Liverpool based illustrator brews a brilliant batch of chic death and retro decay. His work is unlike anything we’ve ever seen really.
Read full interview on http://quietlunch.com/murtaghs-law/
London based artist Jacob Everett does huge hand ballpoint drawings with machine-like patterns.
I am a portrait artist working with biro on paper. I produce large-scale portraits using an intricate technique of overlapping elliptical marks, which gradually build to represent the subtle contours of the face. In common with digital images, my works, close up, appear as thousands of tiny ‘pixels’. When viewed from a distance they reveal the subtleties and nuances of individual character.
If you can find anything clearer in identity works than Sam Curtis's design give me a shout. Meanwhile check his latest commission to Douwe Egberts Coffee below
http://vimeo.com/61844147
We love things that has double meaning like the Clip Bag we posted on our Instagram a week before. The Clip Bag by Peter Bristol playfully borrows its form from a common binder clip. The binder icon functions so well as a bag you can almost take it seriously.
Pointe Blank is a collections of original images inspired by the plots of major narrative works in the repertory of Birmingham Royal Ballet, and created by professional designers in and around the UK. Participants for all three projects (Coppélia, Hobson's Choice and Swan Lake) were approached by independent curator Claire Hartley, who herself contributed work to the first and second collections
Hotel Creative is a multidisciplinary studio based in London's Soho shows off their outdoors and indoors sport advertisement cases on http://www.hotelcreative.co.uk/
Tell No One are Luke White and Remi Weekes. Their work collectively have been exhibited and screened in institutions big and small, around the world. From the Guggenheim Museum, New York to the British Film Institute, London. Nowness portal unveils their lates work "Umbrella"
http://vimeo.com/64542720
On 13th April 2013, London held the 5th Annual Tweed Run.Photographer ANTON made a shoot (using analogue camera and Polaroid) on this date calling it #PhotoDay. The day about creating a connected body of work, linking local people, their environment, shared passions and the rest of the online world.
Tweed Run is a group bicycle ride through the centre of London, in which the cyclists are expected to dress in traditional British cycling attire. Any bicycle is acceptable on the Tweed Run, but classic vintage bicycles are encouraged. Some effort to recreate the spirit of a bygone era is always appreciated.
We also have Tweed Run in Saint-Petersburg but there is no dates yet.
Niice is an inspiration search engine, letting you search across multiple hand-picked sources (Behance, Dribbble and Designspiration for now). It can be really helpful for research and finding new inspirations, try it now on http://www.niice.co/
