Dutch illustrator Dorien Brouwers brought watercolour and ink to a direct mailer celebrating James Cropper’s Colours from ...
Dutch graphic designer Raoul Wilke uses a mini residency at CODA in Apeldoorn to experiment with laser-cut paper stencils for ...
Amsterdam-based illustrator NoGood releases a self-published, crowdfunded 272-page monograph collecting five years of work, essays by Cory Doctorow, Douglas Rushkoff and others, and the thinking ...
Contemporary mixed-media artist Jana Nicole uses James Cropper papers in two significant projects: a mixed-media installation ...
New Jersey-based designer Ipshita Krishan reimagines the identity for Sunburn, India’s largest electronic music festival, ...
Polish multidisciplinary artist Ania Blanda creates interactive, place-based art projects that use illustration, websites and ...
Sonsoles Print Studio Celebrates its 14th Anniversary with an Summer Exhibition by Member Artist Lucy Grainge. During a recent artist residency at Kypseli Print Studio in Athens, Lucy developed a ...
James Cropper has been making paper in the Lake District since 1845. When the mill decided to build a creative community platform connecting artists, makers and designers with the world of paper, they ...
London-based Chinese illustrator Scarlett Yang creates a series of five works drawing on 17th-century Dutch sumptuous still-life painting to explore how abuse can be disguised as intimacy, ...
A curated calendar of print, design and creative events from across the global community — exhibitions, fairs, workshops, talks and open calls. Have an event to share?
New York-based graphic designer Raina Redcross develops her Parsons Communication Design thesis into an editorial, motion and wearable project that translates biological mimicry into a visual language ...
When art, design and cycling come together, the results can be far more than performance apparel. They can become a celebration of identity, community and storytelling. That is exactly the spirit ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results