In conversation with Jesse Stone about collage, process and scenery.

In conversation with Jesse Stone about collage, process and scenery.

Jesse Stone is a craft creator of surreal and serene collages. His imaginative landscapes slow the breathing, command attention and bring the viewer into a beautiful and colourful new world. Recurring in Jesse's works are scenes of road-trips through mountains and deserts, cowboys, boats, skylines and sun. His patchwork topography has gathered him an audience of over 40,000 followers on Instagram at just 21 years old. We were lucky enough to catch him for a chat about his ambitions and his working process. 
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Karl Grandin talks to us about daydreaming his ideas, beer bottle design, and his plans for the future.

Karl Grandin talks to us about daydreaming his ideas, beer bottle design, and his plans for the future.

Swedish Karl Grandin is a multifaceted, super talented, incredibly creative designer and art director. Cult fashion label Cheap Monday owe to him the brand’s unique style and imagery, Karl having cofounded it. Karl is perhaps best known for his radical art-brewery project, in which his team uses beer bottles and recipes as a vessel for artistic expression. Started in 2010 "with a shared vision of changing the perception of beer — forever", Omnipollo is an ambitious, exciting and engaging project, and just by looking at their products you can tell how much fun they have designing them. Karl caught up with us lately...

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Jinhoo Park talks to us about women in type, collective power, and her studies at RCA.

Jinhoo Park talks to us about women in type, collective power, and her studies at RCA.

Jinhoo Park is a recent RCA graduate: a visual communicator and designer based in Seoul and London. She specialises in typography and creative direction, and her brilliant print Family is a part of the Grafik Editions print store. Her work is exploratory, exciting and full of intrigue - we were wowed for example by her book redesign project "The Book Is Dead", which deconstructed typesetting in a really outlandish and thought provoking manner. Just as mesmerising is her "Ribbon Type" project, a Korean typeface created by artificially reproducing curves from studying the material characteristics of ribbons. We...

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Mat Voyce talks to us about finding his style, early inspirations, and advice for budding designers.

Mat Voyce talks to us about finding his style, early inspirations, and advice for budding designers.

Mat Voyce describes himself as a "non-award-winning Graphic and Motion Designer" - but don't let his lack of awards fool you - he is a designer to be reckoned with. Mat designs top tier, gorgeous and glossy kinetic typography. He boasts huge clients like the BBC, The L.A. Times, Disney+, Honda, and Netflix. And it's no wonder, because Mat's typographic work is imaginative, clean, and really exciting. We were lucky enough to catch him for a chat about his work. 

What lead you...

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Blumoo talks with us about the cosmic, the joy of freelance, and deciding on graphic design.

Blumoo talks with us about the cosmic, the joy of freelance, and deciding on graphic design.

Blumoo is a creator of beautiful posters and record sleeves, and he recently took part in #36DaysOfType, making amazing typographic illustrations in his unmistakable, colourful and carefree style - and releasing a separate free font, Experimental BM. His work makes heavy use of silhouettes of hands and faces, alongside dripping psychedelic gooeyness, smoking and swirling patterns, and occasional nods to a y2k style digital aesthetic. Prints Against Poverty has pinned his work as "interpretations of the  universe, the cosmic, and the abstract" - and it's a lovely interpretation - upbeat, optimistic, and explorative. The level of detail that Blumoo...

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