Bilderbuben – Designers of painted photography’s
Behind the name Bilderbuben (literal translation: picture boys) stand the Konstanzer photographer Ben Wiesenfarth and the graphic designer Guido Herrmann from Lichtenstein. Both combine the enthusiasm for every kind of ‘automobile treasures’ and the urge to play moreHahnemühle is coming to Brighton!
Coming to Brighton for one week only! After the success of our first ever pop up shop in London our next pop up shop location will be Brighton! Our home for the week will be in the moreAnalytica 2016 – Caricatures of Hahnemühle visitors
Happy faces at the Hahnemühle booth of the international trade fair for Laboratory Technology, Analysis and Biotechnology. The caricatures of Illustrator Marc Robitzky gave the analytica visitors much pleasure. Long queues didn’t deter our guests. They queued up joyfully. Some models looked a bit unsettled hearing the comments during the creation of their caricature. However,…
moreA tale of dStudio and Hahnemühle
Martin Lucas, Print Manager from dStudio based in Little Clacton, Essex have very kindly shared their experiences of using Hahnemühle paper and canvas with us:
We’re a small fine art print studio serving (mostly) self publishing artists with prints of their artwork, illustrations and photographs. We started life a long time ago as a picture framers, the print studio was started in 2012 as we noticed the artists we worked with started to ask about printing and where they could get reproductions of their works produced. Nearly 4 years later and we’ve printed for 1000’s of artists from all over the world.
moreSketch and notes fans wanted!
We are looking for sketch fans who want to test our new notebook DiaryFlex. If you like to visualise your thoughts for memorising, learning or simply as a creative pastime, you are an ideal participants for our “Join in” draw. We are giving away three DiaryFlex – the indivudal notebook from Hahnemühle with a refill…
moreA decleration of love for Hahnemühle Sketch Books by illustrator Virginia Romo
I have a thing with square little sketchbooks. There are always a couple of them in my drawer. It happened to me once that I needed a new one and they had run out of them in my usual art supplies shop and I had to buy non-square one. Ever since then, when I go downtown, no matter what, I go to the shop and buy one or two (or three) of the Hahnemühle square sketchbooks. That is how I came to a little collection of square D&S Sketch Books by Hahnemühle.
moreYour Design for Berlin – Join the worldwide typography contest
Time’s running! Until March 23, illustrators, graphic designers and artists are invited to give Berlin their personal touch. Connect proportions, colours, fonts to your unique BERLIN typographic design. “Show us your Type” is an international design competition, calling creatives to implement typographic metropolises. Since 2012, the competition attracts the world. Barcelona, New York, Tokyo or…
moreThrough the year with Kröt & Schuhuu – Calendar illustrations and short tales of Leoni Pfeiffer
written by Leoni Pfeiffer
The story about Kröt & Schuhuu started during a lunch break five years ago. A turtle and a little owl experienced new adventures everyday on paper sheets of 8 x 10 cm. Around sixty short sketches resulted and were soon traded as motivational pictures among friends.
The idea came up to draw a family calendar with two of my friends. In 2012 we already printed 75 pieces and distributed them in our circle of friends, further years followed.