Background and experience James Joyce (the artist not the writer!) is a much needed dose of colour in these dark winter days. His work references some of the most popular art movements of the last Read the Rest...

Avoid the high streets on the run up to Christmas and come shopping at Stour Space! Our neighbours will be out in force, selling their art, photography and other products, all made with love, and Read the Rest...

We love these paper sculptures by Sydney-based designer, Bianca Chang. Especially the letters. www.biancachang.com

Photograph: Courtesy Flicker Background and experience For those of you who don’t know, Si Scott is a full time artist based in the UK. He hails from Leeds and splits his time between Manchester and Read the Rest...

London-based designer Karen Wallis and illustrator Lucy Dalzell collaborated on the first issue of Australian style magazine Seam. If you live in Australia, you can buy Seam Magazine from one of these stockists. If you Read the Rest...

Designer Silke Spingies has a studio down the road from us, in Hackney Wick. As a personal project, she cut a beautiful alphabet out of leaves. When dried out, I think that the leaves look Read the Rest...

When I first came across Emma Hardy I instantly loved her work. It’s romantic, intriguing to look at and captures your mind in a mysterious way. Each image tells it’s own story so I’m going Read the Rest...

Photograph: Courtesy Nexus Productions Johnny’s work is about humour, fun and spontaneity. He says, “most of it is optimistic; perhaps reflecting the glass half-full disposition the practice gives me. I enjoy learning and I’m inspired Read the Rest...

Designer Pete Woodhouse made use of printers’ offcuts to create business cards that show off his environmental credentials. He applied his logo and contact details to the random pieces of board, with foil blocking and Read the Rest...