Got may hands on this fantastic postcard set from Jake and Dinos Chapman's - Injury to Insult to Injury. It's a lovely boxed reproduction their now infamous (a label that applies to almost everything they do) 2004 piece of the same name (see here). What…
I first discovered Ian Phillips via his Instagram account and I totally fell in love with his style, and his wonderful sensitivity for print and colour. When I checked out his Etsy shop and couldn't resist these little gems. The Fireflies print is extra special as…
Picked up a copy of The Englishman Who Posted Himself and Other Curious Objects by John Tingey (http://www.papress.com/html/book.details.page.tpl?isbn=9781568988726). Yet another beautifully designed book from Princeton Architectural Press. Hats off to the designer Deb Wood for the great typography and managing to capture that essential 'englishness' in…
I've long been a fan of Gary Taxali's work. Picked up this little postcard size print with the catalogue from a recent show. To see more of his work, check out his site: http://www.garytaxali.com/home.php
So super kitsch and retro Valentine's cards I was given. The top one moves, lifting the carrot.
In 1992 there was an event called "year of the networker", which was about international collaboration between individuals and small groups. People were using bulletin boards, news groups and email but most of the creative work was still being done through the postal system. BW…
These postcards are from some 90s Adbusters work. I think they came with the magazine.
Back in the days when we had other stuff to worry about. This was just after the DIY culture movement of the early 90s and was in relation to the growing environmentalist movements
Great visual pun for TimeOut magazine - even if it is a graphic designer joke. I love this little piece of promo work, it was one of the first bits of paper ephemera I picked up and kept. That's why I use it in the…
This postcard is from the late 90s. I found it discarded on the pavement, I think it was for a print agency.
The ill-fated ITV Digital sent out these promotional cards using the Sock monkey. This was way before PG Tips adopted the Sock Monkey and Johnny Vegas. I love the Raging Bull one.