Carlton Hibbert Interview
Carlton Hibbert is a designer, illustrator and art editor for WPT Poker: Official World Poker Tour magazine. His clients include EMI Parlophone, Dorling Kindersley and …
09 Sep
Cory Godbey Interview
Cory Godbey Interview
Cory Godbey is an illustrator at Portland Studios, and the author of Ticket and Grimm and Other Folk Tales. Squidge Magazine: Can you give us a …
30 Aug
Mark Jenkins – Street Installations
Mark Jenkins – Street Installations
I found these images on StumbleUpon and I think they are awesome. I love it when artists play around with the street, and create art …
26 Aug
Adam Cadwell – Atlantis to Interzone
Adam Cadwell – Atlantis to Interzone
Adam Cadwell works as a freelance storyboard artist and visualiser, writes autobiographical web comic The Everyday and runs the Manchester Comix Collective. Ed: Tell us how …
17 Aug
Jarosław Kubicki – What Nightmares Are Made Of!
Jarosław Kubicki – What Nightmares Are Made Of!
Whilst trawling through the Internet this afternoon (which is a regular feat for any procrastinating artist on the hunt for inspiration) I came across these …
04 Aug
BANKSY vs. Bristol Museum
BANKSY vs. Bristol Museum
. I have always been a fan of graffiti art as it takes art and creativity outside the realms of the gallery or museum to …
02 Aug
Olivia Jeffries: Art on found paper
Olivia Jeffries: Art on found paper
Advertisement I found these images on a website called my love for you is a stampede of horses, which for one, is an awesome name for …
30 Jul
Linden Gledhill: Sound Art
Linden Gledhill: Sound Art
Advertisement via LOUdreams. The images are created with water based paints placed on top of speakers. The paint reacts to the sound, and the artist captures …
30 Jul
Crossover: Star Wars vs. Chipmunks
Crossover: Star Wars vs. Chipmunks
Advertisement I came across this set of images via FFFFOUND, and they made me smile, so I thought I’d share them with you guys. The artist …
28 Jul
Interview with David Lyttleton
Interview with David Lyttleton
Advertisement David Lyttleton’s angular work is instantly recognisable, with extensive work for most of the UK press including The Guardian, The Times, FT, The Independent, Time …