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Wall Art Trends for 2020-2021 Designer Prints There’s no better feeling than finding that perfect piece of wall art. The right print can add new energy and uplift your room. It can bring new life to your décor, and make your home feel like a reflection of you. With Autumn here, it’s the perfect time to give your home a refresh with a pop of colour and fun to your walls. If you’re looking for inspiration, then keep reading as we discuss the latest in design and art trends from 2020-2021, to help you choose the right print for you. Digital...

Famous Print Designers Prints & Posters     Designer Prints     Designer: Yusaku Kamerkura / Japan (1915 - 1997) Title: Lighting Competition Entry Year: 1968  Campaign: Yamagiwa International Lighting Fixtures Competition Type: Offset Lithograph Yusaku Kamerkura       Designer / Illustrative Artist: Malika Favre / France (1982) Active Barcelona, Spain - London, England Title: Seaside Gossip Type: Limited Edition Screenprint malikafavre.com Buy Via Malika Favre / Shop     Designer: Paula Scher / America (1948) Title: Public Theater's productions of Hamlet and Hair Campaign: The Public Theater Year: 2008 Type: Digital Print Paula Scher / Pentagram The Public Theater    ...

Modern Prints What are the types of printing on paper used today? Know Your Methods: Printmaking has a long history and while modern technology has brought new innovations to the way we create our work, many of the more traditional methods are still being used today. Each style is suited for different purposes and will achieve different results, so as collectors, it’s important you understand how each type of print will affect the quality and longevity of your wall hangings. These are a few of the common printing methods you’ll find: • Giclee • Offset and standard lithography • Screen...

Designer Prints    In this digital age, limited edition prints are more than just reproductions of original artworks. They’re collaborations between an artist and a printmaker, and the resulting prints can be single, meaningful works of art in their own right. Firstly a limited edition print buyer should always love the work and find the artist or designers work compelling. I wouldn't recommend buying a print for a collection simply to make money, if you love it & it's looks impressive then no matter what happens to it's value you will likely keep it for many years to come and appreciate...