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A Colourful Life offers personalised colouring books to dementia patients as created from their personal photographs.
A new campaign sees the station get Britain talking through a canny use of print media.
On InDesign's 20th anniversary, we look back at version 2.0 – the release that changed everything. Here's our review first published on March 4, 2002.
Four artists with a long history of Risograph printing give advice on how to kickstart your first Riso print project.
A unique illustrator and designer team up honours the fine art of cinema posters with sensual homages to queer cinema, just in time for Pride Month.
The Folio Society is publishing the entire series of George R. R. Martin’s epic saga A Song of Ice and Fire, starting with the first in the series, A Game of Thrones.
Top illustrators team up with the London brewers for a print range and special event that lets you colour in giant-sized version of their work.
A series of prints honours influential bands in stamp form, defining their music with great and minimal designs.
Artist agency Grand Matter have collaborated with artists to launch a range of limited edition prints commemorating International Women’s Day.
Ana Jaks, Martina Paukova, Alva Skog, Cachete Jack, Hazel Mead, Marylou Faure, Yukai Du - the list of talent involved just goes on.
Rebecca Drury's graphics mesh together mid-century modern and Scandi folk art for an inspiring take on interior design.
Haiku Adventure is based on the traditional art of ukiyo-e, bridging together the worlds of classical art and digital video game art.
Posters from the era of China's Cultural Revolution highlight a pivotal part of Chinese history - and sate anyone looking for Chinese art following Lunar New Year.
