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Our Friday eye candy this week comes from Japanese illustrator Masanori Inui. After he graduated from Kanazawa College of Art Masanori Inui began his career working as a high school art teacher, but after travelling the world he decided to become a freelance illustrator. Since then he has had many clients and exhibitions of his work, including the Bolgona children's book fair. He is based in Hyogo, Japan but can be easily reached by western clients through the Cataci Agency. Masanori has a wonderful Instagram page where he has been posting lots of work during the Website / Instagram
We were looking at UK card publishers Nineteen Seventy Three yesterday and one of their new ranges is the result of a collaboration from Yorkshire-based print and pattern designer Laura Slater. I first featured Laura's work back in 2015 when she was exhibiting at Top Drawer in London. She has since gone on to design for Ikea, Tate, and John Lewis where she created wonderful prints for their exclusive 'Kin' brand. Laura has a fabulous selection of textile prints and art on her website and anyone interested in collabs can get in touch via here Website / Instagram
Below are a few designs from the series of letterpress cards by Laura Slater created for Nineteen Seventy Three. The collection pays homage to iconic 20th century artists such as Matisse, Picasso, David Hockney and Andy Warhol in her new card range. They are all printed using three to four bold colour palettes on environmentally friendly 100% recycled papers.
