Hvass&Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. Founded by Nan Na Hvass & Sofie Hannibal in 2006, the studio has worked on illustrative and conceptual design in various fields for clients in Europe, Asia and the US. Whether in the digital realm or on a three-dimensional scale, the studio takes projects from esoteric illustrative beginnings to a full art direction and graphic design solution, all in-house.
Chris LaBrooy is a graphic designer and illustrator from Scotland. His typography projects are all rendered in 3D. The type is sometimes mixed with other objects to create impressive and colorful compositions. A very refreshing way to express familiar quotations. Chris LaBrooy is a 3D modeling artist and his works have featured on some great magazine covers here and there. Represented worldwide by Debut Art.
Stampomatica is a project developed by Italian people at Tecnificio and Lino’s Type letterpress and presented for the first time at Maker’s Faire Rome 2013. Using cutting-edge 3D printing technology for their manufacture, the mini serie of analogic micro-machines is made to print business cards and postcards. Stampomatica is a powerful expression of digital manufacturing that joined the memory of movable type printing with the DIY attitude; it’s the meeting point between past and future, vintage and innovation: a self-commissioned project that allows everyone to approach to traditional printing techniques rediscovering their charm and potential. For more informations watch the video below.
Lobulo is an illustrator and paper artist from Barcelona, Spain actually based in London, UK. After more than 10 years of experience working for various graphic design and marketing studios in Barcelona, he started his on business, creating great paper things. Lobulo is a very creative guy and his paper craft are now quite well known around the world… He often uses much emotion in his work and likes detailed and sophisticated props or set design with much colors and fun. His clients list include: New Era, Anchor Butter, El Sol Festival, O the Oprah Magazine, Arjowiggins, Fedrigoni, Health Magazine and a lot more…
There Will Be Unicorns is the online portfolio of Designer and Illustrator Thomas Henry Burden. Since graduating from Camberwell College of Art’s (Graphic Design BA in 2007), he has mixed a freelance career with full-time jobs as a senior designer at leading design studios McfaulStudio and I Love Dust. His range of illustrative styles goes from book covers, ad campaigns and magazine editorials to packaging, animations, websites, set visuals, for clients including Nike, Pathe, Greenpeace, Wall St Journal, Washington Post, The Guardian, UPS, Empire, Macy’s, Faber & Faber, Penguin and pretty much every ad agency under the sun. Thomas Burden lives in Chichester, he is represented for his illustration work by the good folk of Handsome Frank.
Handsome Franck who just joined our UK illustration agencies list.
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Ciara Phelan is a freelance illustrator and paper craft artist working in North London. After graduating in 2008 from Graphic Design at Brighton University she worked as a junior in a small creative agency. Then in 2010 she started working on her own visual language and image making skills. She has two main styles: paper crafts and digital collages. In 2011 she co-founded a new venture called “Many Hands” which is a new online store offering customers the chance to buy exciting contemporary creative prints and products straight from themselves. Represented by Colagene Illustration Clinic.
Koji Iyama is an Art director and graphic designer from Japan. He is staging installations across Japan to promote the multifunctional uses of MT (masking tape). The present installation takes place in an old warehouse with high ceilings. Koji Iyama hung hundreds of rolls of masking tape from the ceiling, creating a spectacular perspective in the room and delineating space to affect the flow of people. He then proceeded to cover the entire floor with masking tape as well, including a few objects in his way, like bicycles.
Benedict Morgan is a London based photographer who creates unique pictures. The style is graphic, simple with a clean sharp finish… His wrapping paper series is particularly interesting, he says that when camouflaging an object the shape and outlines must be retained so that the viewer can recognize it, a work of detail and patience. This wallpaper art is pretty much inspiring, every piece being completely open to artistic interpretation ! Benedict Morgan also shows other great series, from set design to amazing anamorphosis. Represented by Darling-Creative.
Damien Doussaud AKA Namide is a 28 years old French creative developer. He tries to induce an emergence by programming. His website is developed using Flash with 3D engine Minko. The 3D models and textures are only generated by algorithms that means these digital paintings are extremely light.
Namide uses this process to obtain emerging design, the scripts help him to create a graphic environment and each time you refresh the website’s URL, the world looks like the previous one, but it’s never exactly the same. The shaders create a colored fog when the user is in the forest, and a white fog when the user is in the clouds; In addition they automatically displaces grass, particles and foliages. The navigation through questions is also original, you can check his lab here if interested: lab.namide.com/
Paper Art trends on Flipboard is an on line magazine about Paper Art. It aggregates RSS feeds from different design related sites and blogs and you can easily browse its content on any kind of electronic devise, and even subscribe to it because the content is renewed very often. If you like it, then share it, spread the good news ! Your friends will love it.
