Over the last five years, this Nottingham-based artist has unleashed a flurry of ever-changing, brutally honest, but beautifully crafted imagery, creating for big brands but staying true to her own vision. Like many of the… Read More »‘I’m a maximalist, so it’s all colour and pattern,’ says Emmy Lupin
As a creative person, sometimes you have to listen to your inner child. After all, that’s who learned to draw in the first place! Artist Cindy Kang is embracing children’s illustration and discovering new levels… Read More »Inspired by my childhood – with Cindy Kang
If you’re going to represent emerging food and drink brands and independent restaurants, why not have an identity that reflects that sector? We find out more about Cluny Studio’s brand overhaul for the London PR… Read More »New identity for LMA PR points to its specialism in food and drink
Growing Inspiration, One Concept at a Time Concept design calls on the creative ability to visualize ideas and abstract concepts in unique and impactful ways, to think beyond the obvious, and to see connections others… Read More »Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Concept Design
In this bi-weekly series, celebrated illustrator Seymour Chwast imagines the childhoods of iconic artists. The post When Famous Artists Were Kids: Henri Matisse appeared first on PRINT Magazine.
This article was originally published on Dec. 16, 2020. I’m running it again today in part because I was gifted a reel of Fred Mogubgub’s work containing a (low-quality) short version of his c. 1973… Read More »The Daily Heller: Why Didn’t Someone Give Fred Mogubgub Two Million Dollars? A Reprise