I’m currently surrounding by rolling hills covered in that pesky white stuff, and what better way to remind us all of the beauty and magic of snow than to gaze upon our old favourite, Pascal Campion?
So it’s finally, beautifully, undeniably here.
Thanks to Friends of Type, we celebrate in style.
The work of Jeff Soto is truly enchanting.
His work takes inspiration from graffiti, nostalgia and popular culture, and the result is colourful, bold pieces that suck you in and keep you there.
Brilliant.
There’s nothing more lovely than having really talented friends, and the means to thrust them into the much-deserved spotlight.
Introducing Hannah Doyle, a young photographer with a wide lens and a big heart.
Her flickr is a myriad of photographs, ranging from abstract explorations of meaning and form, to concrete observations of the generally overlooked. All of her photographs fill me with joy and allow me to truly share in her adventures, which is just what I want when she lives so far from me.
What more do you want from a photographer?
Alex Andreyev creates stirring pieces of surreal art.
Matthew Woodson is everything I’d want from an illustrator.
No, really. Get to his website.
Matthias Heiderich’s wonderful photographs.
All this snow makes me miss COLOUR.
Photography by Tiny Evil Hog.
The artworks of South Carolina-born artist Danna Ray aim to explore “the inherent transience and connectedness of all things.” Her paintings zero in on moments and tiny emotional fragments that would otherwise pass unnoticed and with little fanfare. In particular, Ray’s textured paintwork gestures towards ephemerality and environmental change. Alluding to woodland and botanical motifs, she examines the traces left by humans in nature. Her work is not only thought-provoking, but lush in colour and stunning in execution.
Pretentious, much?
But I do enjoy her work, so…
