Edouard Pecher

Edouard Pecher recently graduated from the MA Graphic Branding & Identity at the London College of Communication. Edouard tells us, “For my Major Project i have focused myself on developing a generative identity stystem which uses rules based on oppositions. Using oppositions in shape, direction, size, texture, and placement enabled me to create a graphic identity that is not recognised by a mark, but for its graphic style.”

Xenz

British spray can artist, Xenz is famed for his beautiful landscapes depicting the natural world. Known as the ‘Monet of Graffiti’, the artist demonstrates an almost eidetic ability, so extraordinary is the cohesion between his mind, memory and spray can. His innovations in the study of aerosol art allow this influential artist to walk up to a wall or canvas and paint an epic landscape from his imagination. He recently released a new collection of original works on canvas, paper, and discarded objects found on streets of London.

Panda Yoghurt

Panda Yoghurt have updated their site with some splendid work.

Steve Bonner

Steve Bonner, a freelance illustrator working up in Stirling, Scotland, has some very nice work. Steve works mainly in limited palette vector work to produce his images.

Studio Parris Wakefield

Established 7 years ago, Studio Parris Wakefield was originally founded on the long term collaboration between Howard Wakefield and Peter Saville. Studio Parris Wakefield continues to be led by Creative Director Howard Wakefield.

Studio Parris Wakefield’s new website is designed to showcase their new work as well as being a comprehensive archive. Their new venture parriswakefieldadditions.com features a blog and an online shop offering a variety of the studio’s designs as posters and postcards for the first time - and for December, Christmas cards.