game of thrones stained glass window

This stained glass was put up in Belfast to capture the legacy of game of thrones. Taking something so traditional and representing something from modern day is something very unusual and effective that is sure to get heads turning

Jennifer Bouron

I love these vibrant colour palettes.

architecturally interpreting mental illnesses

Federico Babina uses housing to depict the symptoms caused by various mental health issues. For example the fading blocks iare dementia and the locked up person is anxiety. Visualising these symptoms is important to help people understand what suffering individuals are going through in order to help them.

environmentally sustainable furnishings

"following the exhibitions and large-scale installations of milan design week 2019, a fair celebrating the fields of furnishing fabrics, curtains and trimmings was held from april 15-17 by the shores of lake como in cernobbio, italy. proposte 2019 was the 27th and so far the biggest edition of the exhibition to date. amongst the colorful and high-quality spectrum of textiles, a trend for environmental sustainability took special notice"

Highlights the ever growing popularity for designing as economically as possible. 

jonas bergstrand

I love Bergestrands use of exaggeration in his illustrations.

AYUMI TAKAHASHI

I became a fan of Alyson Walsh's after discovering her book Know your style in Waterstones (you should check it out). I enjoyed flicking through the pages looking at her varied uses of colour schemes and shapes, creating exciting, atmospheric imagery.

little white lies

Little White Lies magazine combines my two passions, illustration and editorial design. I love the bold colour choice throughout the magazine which really makes every image pop. Every layout of writing is carefully considered and makes a nice contrast to the images around it.