Risograph

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The identity for London Centre for Book Arts by Studio Bergini represents the joy of materiality in graphic design

Lena Yokoyama uses illustration as a translation tool for intrinsic words or phrases

26 February 2021

Jumbo Press releases second volume of Bubblegum – a risograph book featuring 30 international artists

26 January 2021

Review of the Year 2020: Top 25 Illustration

21 December 2020

An illustration project inspired by a slightly sinister doll’s house and its inhabitant from the 80s

9 December 2020

Get to know the unique airbrushed artworks of Manon Cezaro

7 December 2020

Meet the creative collective pushing Risograph printing and its processes to the max

4 December 2020

The absurdity of the everyday: George Manson and his wonderfully odd and bizarrely charming illustrations

23 November 2020

Sometimes Always’ new identity for Fidèle features reservation, loyalty and gradients... lot of gradients

18 November 2020

More intuitive than conceptual, Dunja Jankovic’s work is created to be felt rather than understood

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“Smooth and rough, soft and sharp”: Simone Noronha’s illustrative portfolio is full of stylistic contrasts

Chloe Legret on creating her “timeless and contemporary” typeface Migma

Marcus Oakley and Risotto are just two out of 30 artists contributing to Glasgow Print Fair this year

Gabriel Alcala talks about the efficiency and clarity behind his vivid practice

Margo Ferreira’s vulnerable and communicative practice

Still life, smiles and lots of fruit; Tess Smith-Roberts discusses her ongoing obsession

Lukas Eggert’s observational illustrations look at the charming idiosyncrasies of bizarre personalities

Raimund Wong visually translates the personality of music through graphic design

Aless Mc’s series Fifty Shades of Green illustrates different strains of cannabis

Kris Andrew Small on pushing his style forward without distancing it from his existing work