Executed with just the right blend of passion, craft and expertise, silkscreen printing techniques can take a piece of creative work to new heights of desirability and multi-sensory appeal. It’s satisfying to touch, evocative to smell and beautiful to behold. “I love its simplicity and directness,” enthuses Swiss screen printing specialist Lorenz Boegli. “It’s perhaps the printing process that… Source...
Elevate your designs through the beauty of screen printing
Executed with just the right blend of passion, craft and expertise, silkscreen printing techniques can take a piece of creative work to new heights of desirability and multi-sensory appeal. It’s satisfying to touch, evocative to smell and beautiful to behold. “I love its simplicity and directness,” enthuses Swiss screen printing specialist Lorenz Boegli. “It’s perhaps the printing process that… Source...
Elevate your designs through the beauty of screen printing
Executed with just the right blend of passion, craft and expertise, silkscreen printing techniques can take a piece of creative work to new heights of desirability and multi-sensory appeal. It’s satisfying to touch, evocative to smell and beautiful to behold. “I love its simplicity and directness,” enthuses Swiss screen printing specialist Lorenz Boegli. “It’s perhaps the printing process that… Source...
Home is where the art is: how the pandemic sparked creativity
While the pandemic has been difficult for many creatives, others have found that an enforced period of time in one place has proved highly productive. We talk to a mix of photographers and filmmakers about the advantages of staying put...
Jason Chuang taps into buried emotions in his dreamlike illustrations
“Most of my personal drawings are highly reliant on the subconscious,” says illustrator Jason Chuang. “I try to let my mind be free and draw from my feelings. I am a very sentimental person.” Based between Taiwan and the UK, Chuang describes his work as “surreal and dreamlike”, drawing inspiration from the surrealist movement and embracing the way dreams can...
Why hasn’t digital technology led to better ads?
The access to information, ideas and inspiration that advertising creatives have today is mind-boggling. Yet it hasn’t necessarily made ads better. Ben Kay examines the reasons why...
How set design can make or break a story
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built...
How set design can make or break a story
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built...
How set design can make or break a story
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built...
How set design can make or break a story
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built...
How set design can make or break a story
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built...
How set design can make or break a story
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built...

