BRICK Magazine and the Power of Independent Publishing
We caught up with Hayley and BRICK’s Editorial Director Sam Butler to talk about the power of independent publishing, all that the magazine stands for, and how it came to be...
We caught up with Hayley and BRICK’s Editorial Director Sam Butler to talk about the power of independent publishing, all that the magazine stands for, and how it came to be...
After getting to know Josh, we weren’t content to leave it there. We had to understand the thinking behind his process more clearly, and look to tease out the lessons from his work ethic; lessons we hope will inspire and motivate others on their own creative journeys.
We sat down with Joy, on the eve of her first solo-exhibition, with a keen interest in understanding how she approached the brief, and in finding out what tips she has for other young artists.
How the political slogan T-shirt has become synonymous with cultural and political movements in 2018.
We hit up Jess ahead of our 50/50 project with Amnesty International to talk creative process, censorship, and challenging the status quo.
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Recently, Bodil encountered one of the fashion industry’s biggest global problems: counterfeiting. Counterfeiting can be a lucrative business; in 2016 the annual value of the trade was estimated at about half a trillion dollars.
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Get to know the names behind the world's most striking contemporary urban art.
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14 limited-edition t-shirt designs from Central Saint Martin’s best young graphic designers, all for a great cause.
In a career spanning more than two decades, Jamie Hewlett has changed the face of the British comic book and music industry.
We caught up Stephelle of MASS GOLD to talk precious metals, sexy criticism, and why studying just wasn't for her
In celebration of International Women’s Day we’ve selected 15 women who are using creativity and collaboration to challenge the political and cultural agendas crying out for positive change.
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Tracing the history of one of modern societies most politicised fashion items, the hoodie.
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Valerie Hui talks design, inspiration, and what it takes to run women's workwear brand, Otho London.
New Kickstarter-funded book Clubbed plans to explore the rich visual history of UK club culture – everything from logos and lanyards to fonts and flyers. We talk with the man behind the book - designer Rick Banks - who tells the story behind eight of his favourite examples.
J Dilla’s mythology has found sources in his early pressings as well as the many posthumous releases that mine material from the archives, not to mention the proliferation of inspired T-shirts, prints, posters and merchandise.