A New Type of Imprint

19/11/2018

The life and career of Spanish born, NYC based Alex Trochut, and how he became a hot commodity in the world of design.

The grandson of a noted printer, Spanish-born, NYC-based graphic designer Alex Trochut forged his own path in the field, with little knowledge of his family pedigree. Instead, he largely relied on his own instincts and interests, a formula that has made him sought after by the world’s largest bran...

07/11/2018

How being completely useless is a natter of reclaiming creativity and gaining true greatness—of sorts.
Markus Støle

From the history of the Pet Rock (Gary Dahl’s invention which grew to become the most popular gift during the 1975 holiday season), to a Beer Selfie Stick and a VR doorbell, to a bunch of other reasons why being completely useless is a matter of reclaiming creativity and gaining true greatness—o...

22/10/2018

Behanced!

Showcase and discover the latest work from top online portfolios by creative professionals across industries.

19/10/2018

Flipping through The Last A New Type of Imprint. Get your own copy: bit.do/vol13

18/10/2018

Kate Ballis' Infra Realism: Palm Springs on 80s acid

In her series Infra Realism, photographer Kate Ballis transformed her artistic muse, Palm Springs, California, into something more than a desert town, and it gave her a window into a completely new world. “Perhaps, this series is a way of finally attaining the dreamland we were sold in the 80s.”

15/10/2018

"We are not talking about what is beautiful or not, as these notions are not constants, but we are speaking of ideas that fluctuate throughout the history of visual culture." Simen Røyseland is diving into Graphic Brutalism in his latest essay for A New Type of Imprint Is the trend here to stay? Or just another passé? ANTI

Graphic Brutalism is one of the latest shifts challenging the established order in the field of graphic design and, as in the case of most emerging trends, opinions about it differ widely. Is it here to stay, or is it just another passé?

09/10/2018

"We need to empathize with each other. I have to understand what it’s like to be you,” Deeyah Khan said in an interview with us a year back. The brave and talented filmmaker just received her second Emmy Award — Best International Current Affairs for the documentary White Right: Meeting The Enemy! Congratulations on the award Deeyah, and thank you for your braveness!

08/10/2018

Feels pretty damn good to be shortlisted at Stack this year too — this time as Art Director of the Year, judged by It's Nice That founder Will Hudson and Design Matters host Debbie Millman! And what a company we got! Thank you guys!

03/10/2018

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“The figures are often a portrayal of how I see women. God like, very strong mentally and physically. I grew up with a strong female figure, my mother. Which made it only natural to see myself that way too. Which I’m very thankful for."

Meet the bold, bright and wonderful Kelly Anna in our latest issue — or check out the showcase online.

South-London based Kelly Anna is celebrated across the globe for her bold and colourful illustrations. “The figures are often a portrayal of how I see women. God like, very strong mentally and physically.” PREACH!

14/09/2018

In the heat of Nike’s ‘Just Do It’ 30th anniversary campaign: The 21st Century brands, big and small, local and global, are starting to voice a new type of opinion, fast becoming leaders of change. Are brands shaping our future? Tom Morgan ANTI ANTI Bergen

In the heat of Nike’s ‘Just Do It’ 30th anniversary campaign, we give you a solid essay by Tom Morgan on brand activism: The 21st Century brands, big and small, local and global, are starting to voice a new type of opinion, fast becoming leaders of change. Are brands shaping our future?