Tag: prints

Cassie Byrnes is a young textile designer from Melbourne, Australia who loves to experiment with patterns, colours, textures and prints. Although she’s specialised in fabrics, Cassie also works with ceramics, paper, and more, with the theme of colour and expression...

Sabato Urciuoli is a graphic designer who has just turned 30. He decided to celebrate this milestone and the role that graphic design has played in his past thirty years by creating a series of handmade, typographic posters. His series...

MashTru is Italian brand Trussardi‘s latest collection, and is a wonderfully futuristic, colorful and playful set of garments. With shades ranging from electric blue to flame red, garments featuring out-there prints and lace, combined with Trussardi’s classic neckwear and marbled...

Phil Robson, better known as FILFURY, is a British-based artist with a trainer obsession, even referring to himself as a “sneaker freaker”. We’ve already talk about this artist that with using digital techniques, he transforms images of the humble sneaker...

These minimalist film posters come from the same artist that brought you the Iconic World Cup posters a while back – Nick Barclay. He’s just used circles to make intelligent posters representing some films that we all know and love,...

Helen Ahpornsiri studied illustration at university and now works on a variety of creative projects, including these amazing creatures which are made up of hundreds of pieces of pressed fern. Her designs are beautiful and look almost like patterns on...

Illustrator Steve Berrington has given famous Star Wars robot R2-D2 some super makeovers for this series. The little droid is dressed up as some of the most recognisable superheroes of our times – from Flash to Batman. The artist was asked to illustrate...

The Elevations series by Swedish Studio Esinam includes “portraits” of some of the world’s best-known capital cities. The series features detailed architectural-style drawings of famous buildings making up the urban landscape of each city, and is available as limited edition...

Deliciously calorific baked goods probably aren’t what first come to mind when you think of the world’s top fashion houses, but photographer Catherine Losing has recreated fashion brands in the form of cakes and patisserie for Cherry Bombe magazine for their...

Carter Asmann‘s unique style of illustration combines detailed and impressive graphite drawings with coffee mug stains, often depicting bicycles, motorcycles or cars. The contrast between the plain, coffee-tinted ring and the extremely detailed pencil designs works so well that you’ll...