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Caitlin Hinshelwood is a UK based artist whose work leaves me speechless.

Flawlessly covering mediums from paper to textiles, her style is inviting, bold and all together wonderful.

Liam Stevens is another illustrator based in London whose work I adore.

Not only is his standalone work brilliant, but he also cofounded MakeMakeStudio with Chris Tozer to experiment with film and animation.

A multi-talented genius who needs to be on your radar.

I don’t know why, but I still get super excited when I find a new British artist that I love.

I’m pretty sure there’s some kind of pseudo-nepotism-type word for it, but I just get all happy when I find someone I love over here in Blighty.

Yasmeen Ismail is the latest source of my joy, and this will not be the last you see of her. She’s based in London and has a vast portfolio with plenty of glorious illustrations for you to get your teeth into.

Howkapow is a UK based shop that sells all manner of delightful and tempting things. They’re currently boasting free delivery within the UK, and it’s well worth a look.

Lucky for us who live in the UK, Royal Mail have just created these awesome Quentin Blake/Roald Dahl stamps just for us!

Lucky for us who live in the UK, Royal Mail have just created these awesome Quentin Blake/Roald Dahl stamps just for us!

Origami is awesome, and something I will definitely be taking up more of in the coming year, which is why I got super excited to see this piece.
A stunning combination of both origami and typography, this 3D masterpiece was created in aid of the Words Can Fly A Thousand Miles project.

“The words on the poster were inspired by the instant encouragement and  consoling words that Japanese people were able to receive just after the  tsunami and earthquakes hit Japan, through social networking services  such as Facebook and Twitter.”

By Montreal-based designers Brian Li, Dominic Liu and  Kyosuke Nishida.
Read more here.

Origami is awesome, and something I will definitely be taking up more of in the coming year, which is why I got super excited to see this piece.

A stunning combination of both origami and typography, this 3D masterpiece was created in aid of the Words Can Fly A Thousand Miles project.

“The words on the poster were inspired by the instant encouragement and consoling words that Japanese people were able to receive just after the tsunami and earthquakes hit Japan, through social networking services such as Facebook and Twitter.”

By Montreal-based designers Brian Li, Dominic Liu and Kyosuke Nishida.

Read more here.

One of my most great and skilled friends just opened up a Folksy store. It’s full of greatness, and I for one am very excited to know this little entrepreneur.
The store is chocka with loads of lovely handmade knits, so I suggest you head there quick sharp to pick yourself one up as the cold weather closes in.
REPRESENT.

One of my most great and skilled friends just opened up a Folksy store. It’s full of greatness, and I for one am very excited to know this little entrepreneur.

The store is chocka with loads of lovely handmade knits, so I suggest you head there quick sharp to pick yourself one up as the cold weather closes in.

REPRESENT.

I’m all for representing artists and illustrators from the UK, especially when they’re as talented as Drew Millward.