Where most people see denim through the lens of casual fashion, UK artist Ian Berry sees tremendous creative potential for personal expression. Difficult as it may be for first-time observers to believe, he creates th ...Continue Reading
Malaysian illustrator Tang Yau Hoong combines clever use of negative space and unique perspectives to create this playful collection of images. Carving shapes within shapes and layering complex ideas in a minimalist f ...Continue Reading
Illustrator / entrepreneur Ben Rubin runs his multimedia production company The Mint Farm by day. But during his commute to the Brooklyn office he’s picked up the habit of sketching on his iPad. ...Continue Reading
Barcelona is easily one of the europe’s most ambitious cities for architecture and interior design. Thanks in a large part to the legacy left by Gaudi and the Modernistes of his era, this capital of Catalan culture has cr ...Continue Reading
In the art world it has long been the status quo that plain white walls are the best way to accentuate artwork on display. But designer Bas van Beek challenges that notion, blurring the lines ...Continue Reading
German muralist Martin Heuwold got his start painting the usual targets youd expect from a budding graffiti artist - tagging buses, trains and other moving targets helped him hone his skills and build a tight un ...Continue Reading
Okuda San Miguel peels back the veil of time to a prolific era of inner city street art, where writers and painters treated mass transit as canvases to tell their own stories. His massive train painting at a Kiev metr ...Continue Reading
Illustrator Grace du Prez takes spatial sketching to new heights with her 3Doodler pen in this commission for Nissan’s Qashqai Black Edition. Nissan supplied Grace with a team of artists arm ...Continue Reading
Born from the ashes of crime and mayhem in New York City, the “I Love New York” logo has become probably the most widely recognized non-corporate brand in the last century. A true symbol of peace and optimism, the wordmar ...Continue Reading
Multimedia artist Miguel Chevalier illuminates Saint Eustache Church for Nuit Blanche 2016, an annual event that celebrates local artists and the rich cultural history of the church its ...Continue Reading
Argentinian designer Panco Sassano boasts a wide repertoire of typographic styles for his efforts in branding, illustration and interior design. Bold poster fonts, elegant scripts and ch ...Continue Reading
Glasgow artist Jack Daly combines a love for graphics, typography and architecture in this series of fetching digital illustrations. Jack’s minimal style places emphasis on symmetry and iconic layouts which lend thems ...Continue Reading
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