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Accidental Collage is a celebration of noticing the hidden worlds of printed ephemera, torn posters and bygone advertising

Accidental Collage is a celebration of noticing the hidden worlds of printed ephemera, torn posters and bygone advertising

For Alex Rorison, photographs are physical objects to be played with – not just “pixels on a screen”

For Alex Rorison, photographs are physical objects to be played with – not just “pixels on a screen”

A person smiles while speaking at a podium against a black background. Beside them, a blue screen shows a white geometric grid with a small blue plane flying above.

What one year of committing to making more of what you love can do: Inside the magical world of Tala Schlossberg

20 October 2026

Nicer Tuesdays LA: Get tickets for Debbie Millman, Micaiah Carter and Bijou Karman in November!

16 October 2026

Design with abandon! Núria Balinha’s zines are the result of working without inhibitions

14 October 2026

A bold typographic cover in green, yellow and pink reads “BANG COOK BOOK”. The white text is laid over a background of abstract, organic shapes.

What does flavour feel like? This Thai recipe book uses hand-ripped collage and vivid pigments to figure it out

30 September 2026

A black and white digital collage of distorted figures and fragmented text. The composition is split into panels featuring abstract bodies, scribbled handwriting and social media tags including “#palestine” and “#free gaza”.

Bea Korsh’s Intrusive Thots is an explosive zine about depression, treatment and recovery

24 September 2026

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A digital collage featuring a brown horse lying in straw. Above the horse, a brick wall is covered in horse-themed imagery, including a sunset silhouette of a person and horse, a coffee cup with horse-shaped foam, and various sketches and photographs.

Gabriel Abascal’s ethereal graphic design evokes daydreams of childhood clip art, Nintendogs and Hannah Montana CDs

7 September 2026

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A person smiles while standing at a podium with a microphone. The podium features the text “NICER TUESDAYS”. To the right, a large red lily is laid over a black and white image of clouds.

Jazz Grant uses collage as a radical form of archiving for The V&A and Hackney City Library

A colourful poster for the band Bikini Kill. The top section features the band name in white stars over a rainbow gradient, while the centre shows a collage figure in a landscape. The bottom section contains a stylized illustration of figures and the text “Snooper” and “29-30-2pm Mill Mine”.

Ian Teeple’s punk flyers look like they’ve been dragged through a photocopier and a mosh pit

Jump into Alèxia Ponce’s gloriously avante-garde animations, made with the most unexpected materials and methods

Bijou Karman’s “nonsensical” magazine is a visual dance between 70s punk posters, vintage men’s magazines and old yoga books

A paper collage showing the step-by-step construction of four stylised fruits. Simple geometric shapes in blue, green, orange and red are layered and cut away to form circular fruits with leaves.

Daniel Greenfeld’s artworks aren’t collages, they’re mosaics made of paper scraps

An album cover featuring a black and white portrait of a person wearing a headscarf. They are framed by a yellow sunburst and architectural shapes against a dark background. Text at the top reads “EMAHOY TSEGE MARIAM GEBRU” in English and Amharic.

Sam Wenc’s handmade album covers for independent music prove the importance of doing it yourself

A grid of colourful, abstract postage stamps featuring geometric shapes and patterns. Each stamp uses a different bold colour palette and a unique arrangement of circles, lines and blocks.

Makitoy turns daily observations into stamp-sized collages of paper and colour

An illustration of a purple, creature-like figure with pointed ears and glowing red eyes. A small fly rests on its head, and a single green drop falls from a crack in its forehead.

Robert Beatty on retro Photoshop, creative friction and designing album covers that feel almost primeval

A collage of a still life featuring a tall, silver coffee pot and a light blue glass. To the right, several pieces of yellow paper are arranged in a curved arc against a brown background.

Forget found materials, Anaïs Odoux is colouring each piece of her constructivist collages by hand

Art school students and Bob Design brand refresh a 750-year-old London market with collaged pictograms

The cover of Plop Polish Design Revue, issue 02, featuring a bold black silhouette of a figure with a wide hat. A large red block at the bottom contains the quote, “I’m not someone who can organize a protest. But I can make a poster.”

At Warsaw’s The Poster Festival, a new school of artists emerge alongside an overlooked history of graphic design

“Do anything except what’s right in front of you”: Matt Dorfman on designing book covers