We’re very excited to be posting what will be the first of many Tumblr Tuesdays, a weekly showcase of our favourite Tumblr accounts. For any creative Tumblr is a magnificent resource for visual inspiration. There many who scour the web to share beautiful images and Tumblr is the perfect medium to present them. We always… Read more »
Claire Barrow is an emerging London-based designer whose aesthetic is built around her own hand-drawn illustrations and sense of humour! Today she presented her 2016 Spring/Summer collection at the ICA for London Fashion Week. Working with her signature hand-painted leather and digitally printed dresses, ruffle tops and jackets in heavy woven fabrics and silk…. Read more »
We’re really excited about the release of Patternity’s new book ‘A New Way of Seeing’! Since 2009 Patternity have been committed to documenting, archiving and exploring the world of pattern with their creative studio, online platform and education events. They see pattern everywhere from the mundane to the magnificent, in nature, architecture, photography, art, design and… Read more »
Chyrum Lambert is an American artist based in Los Angeles. Refining his works using hand-cut mixed media of ink wash, acrylic paint, oil paint, wax, rit dye, rust wash, pencil, electrical tape and other appropriate forms of medium, all hand cut and adhered to paper. His paintings are made up of cut-and-paste figures and grid-like systems which create his texture palette and develop his… Read more »
Iconic London fashion photographer Nick Knight turned to still life, creating this series titled ‘Flora’. Exposing his images to various elements including water, heat and chemicals each has dripping effect as though they were melting away. Florals have been an obsessive fascination for the photographer who spent 3 years regularly visiting London’s Natural History Museum studying their… Read more »
Saina Koohnavard is a Swedish textile designer and recent graduate from the Swedish School of Textiles. ‘Made You Look’ is her graduate collection where she explores the principles of Gestadlt psychology to create disorder and confusion. Playing with colour and pattern, Saina works with varying layers in different opacities to create the illusion of shape… Read more »