Books & Film

It’s a whole new millenium, and time to admit that retro campers are passé. Rebecca Roke’s new publication Mobitecture: Architecture on the Move, is just the ticket to help you move on – in all…

Salt takes centre stage (stand aside, pepper) in Beneath the Salt, an intriguing new photobook from photographers Marianne Bjørnmyr and Dan Mariner. The book is a back-to-basics…

Design journalist, author, and copywriter Michael Evamy’s compact volume Logotype is being touted as “the definitive modern collection of logotypes, monograms, and other…

New Book Explains Film’s Finest Fashionable Touchstone Ever found yourself watching cinema’s most titanic classics yet hopelessly distracted by the irresistible cut of the costumes? Daniel Craig’s immaculate suits in Quantum of Solace, or…

Fancy yourself a film buff? You may be surprised by American graphic designer Roxy Radulescu’s rather unique approach to film appreciation. Roxy runs the website Movies in…

David Bowie has gone down in history as a performer whose fluidity and dazzle lit the hearts of disenchanted youths, music-lovers, and concert-goers alike throughout his stratospheric…

’Tis the season for festive feasts (or food comas) and crackling fires (or full-power radiators). Maybe you thought you were done with study, or never even started, but guess what?…

“Like most illustrators, I started making drawings as a kid and just kept at it” Paul Rogers tells The Plus, speaking of the illustration career that led to his creation of the…

Lulu Mayo is the illustrator making a name for herself in irresistible, stylised, animal-stuffed colouring books. With a lifelong passion for the planet’s cuddliest and best loved animals, the…

In a departure from his usual practice in the fields of fine art and advertising, renowned photographer and lifelong Londoner Peter Dazeley has a side-project. It’s no secret, and has…