Amelia’s Magazine | The Best Designer Murals by Illustrators and Artists on Photowall

Julia Pott Photowall crush
Photowall by Julia Pott.

Once upon a time large scale photo walls were the province of bars, offices and other imposing spaces which could afford extravagant interior design. That has all changed with the advent of Photowall, which works with photographers, artists and designers from around the world to create bespoke wallpapers and canvas prints using cutting-edge digital print technologies. These artworks can be used to personalise homes as well as workplaces. I set out to discover the best that Photowall has to offer.

lost bird design space-age-buddy-blue
Space Age Buddy in blue by Lost Bird Design for Photowall.

Photowall sell photorealistic murals (a picture perfect scene of autumnal leaves), and reprints of classic artworks such as Klimt, but my favourite murals come from a range of contemporary designers.

Lost Bird Design photowall
Scandinavian designers are well represented with typically unusual designs. One recent addition to the Photowall staple is Lost Bird Design by Malin Stenströmer, who mixes Japanese patterns, modern and retro iconography. Birds are of course in abundant supply.

Anna Pernilla Photowall abcwall
Swedish designer Anna Pernilla has created this lovely alphabet wall featuring letters and animals, prefect for a child’s bedroom.

Anna Backlund photowall city-view
Anna Backlund goes for surreal depictions entwining urban images and nature. This mural creates a ‘city view’ with cardboard cutouts of mountains and smoke stacks.

nu-agency-photowall-clara-terne-magnolia-1
Clara Terne for Nu Agency has made this colourful symmetrical pattern, reminiscent of bacteria and kaleidoscopes.

Rina Donnersmarck Nu Agency photowall
I also like Rina Donnersmarck, who was inspired by the mountains and forests of southern Germany to create this decorative image.

Julia Pott photowall brussels-1
British illustrator Julia Pott will be a familiar name to many, and alongside her instantly recognisable animal designs (see the top of this blog) there is this wonderful street scene from Brussels. And if none of the designers catch your eye there’s always the option to upload your very own images. For more information see www.photowall.co.uk

nu-agency--emma-lofstrom-n-mountain-birch
Wall mural by Emma Lofstrom for Nu Agency.

Brought to you in association with Photowall. Be assured I only write about things that I think my readers will be interested in x

Categories ,Anna Backlund, ,Anna Pernilla, ,Brussels, ,Canvas Prints, ,Clara Terne, ,Classic Art, ,design, ,Emma Lofstrom, ,illustration, ,Julia Pott, ,Klimt, ,Lost Bird Design, ,Malin Stenströmer, ,Murals, ,Nu Agency, ,Photoreal Murals, ,Photorealistic, ,Photowall, ,Rina Donnersmarck, ,Scandinavian, ,Space Age Buddy, ,Street Scene, ,Swedish, ,www.photowall.co.uk

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Amelia’s Magazine | The Best Designer Murals by Illustrators and Artists on Photowall

Julia Pott Photowall crush
Photowall by Julia Pott.

Once upon a time large scale photo walls were the province of bars, offices and other imposing spaces which could afford extravagant interior design. That has all changed with the advent of Photowall, which works with photographers, artists and designers from around the world to create bespoke wallpapers and canvas prints using cutting-edge digital print technologies. These artworks can be used to personalise homes as well as workplaces. I set out to discover the best that Photowall has to offer.

lost bird design space-age-buddy-blue
Space Age Buddy in blue by Lost Bird Design for Photowall.

Photowall sell photorealistic murals (a picture perfect scene of autumnal leaves), and reprints of classic artworks such as Klimt, but my favourite murals come from a range of contemporary designers.

Lost Bird Design photowall
Scandinavian designers are well represented with typically unusual designs. One recent addition to the Photowall staple is Lost Bird Design by Malin Stenströmer, who mixes Japanese patterns, modern and retro iconography. Birds are of course in abundant supply.

Anna Pernilla Photowall abcwall
Swedish designer Anna Pernilla has created this lovely alphabet wall featuring letters and animals, prefect for a child’s bedroom.

Anna Backlund photowall city-view
Anna Backlund goes for surreal depictions entwining urban images and nature. This mural creates a ‘city view’ with cardboard cutouts of mountains and smoke stacks.

nu-agency-photowall-clara-terne-magnolia-1
Clara Terne for Nu Agency has made this colourful symmetrical pattern, reminiscent of bacteria and kaleidoscopes.

Rina Donnersmarck Nu Agency photowall
I also like Rina Donnersmarck, who was inspired by the mountains and forests of southern Germany to create this decorative image.

Julia Pott photowall brussels-1
British illustrator Julia Pott will be a familiar name to many, and alongside her instantly recognisable animal designs (see the top of this blog) there is this wonderful street scene from Brussels. And if none of the designers catch your eye there’s always the option to upload your very own images. For more information see www.photowall.co.uk

nu-agency--emma-lofstrom-n-mountain-birch
Wall mural by Emma Lofstrom for Nu Agency.

Brought to you in association with Photowall. Be assured I only write about things that I think my readers will be interested in x

Categories ,Anna Backlund, ,Anna Pernilla, ,Brussels, ,Canvas Prints, ,Clara Terne, ,Classic Art, ,design, ,Emma Lofstrom, ,illustration, ,Julia Pott, ,Klimt, ,Lost Bird Design, ,Malin Stenströmer, ,Murals, ,Nu Agency, ,Photoreal Murals, ,Photorealistic, ,Photowall, ,Rina Donnersmarck, ,Scandinavian, ,Space Age Buddy, ,Street Scene, ,Swedish, ,www.photowall.co.uk

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Amelia’s Magazine | Renegade Craft Fair in London 2011 Review: Illustration and Wall Art

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -John Vogl of The Bungaloo
Music posters by John Vogl of The Bungaloo.

The Renegade Craft Fair obviously has some clout back in its home country of America, health since quite a few of the stallholders had flown over just to participate in the inaugural British event last weekend. This meant there was a welcome chance to discover some new crafting gems from across the pond, and marvel up close at the slightly different aesthetics of American design when compared to the UK’s own crafting scene. I’ve split my write ups into loosely grouped themes – first up some of the best artist and illustrators that I found.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -John Vogl of The Bungaloo
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -John Vogl of The Bungaloo
John Vogl of The Bungaloo is obviously on to a winner: most of his display posters had been taken off the walls by the time I returned later on Sunday. I particularly liked the tour poster he had done for Explosions in the Sky.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Being Natalie
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Being Natalie
The Being Natalie stall was crowded with bright little paintings by Natalie Turturro.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Julia Pott
Ace illustrator Julia Pott was selling lots of goodies including these temporary tattoos.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Deborah Grace
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Deborah Grace
Deborah Grace is one half of The Bulb and The Bee with her sister. She displayed some lovely collaged one off artworks and paintings.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Magic Industrie
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Magic Industrie
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Magic Industrie
Ryan Hansen of Magic Industrie, Los Angeles, creates handmade bookmarks and magic wallets from upcycled illustrations that he finds in salvaged books. One of these would make a beautiful alternative to the usual Oyster card holder.

Categories ,2011, ,America, ,Being Natalie, ,craft, ,Deborah Grace, ,Explosions In The Sky, ,illustration, ,John Vogl, ,Julia Pott, ,london, ,Los Angeles, ,Magic Industrie, ,Magic Wallet, ,Natalie Turturro, ,Oyster card holder, ,paintings, ,poster, ,Renegade Craft Fair, ,Ryan Hansen, ,Tattoos, ,The Bulb and The Bee, ,The Bungaloo, ,Truman Brewery, ,Upcycled

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Amelia’s Magazine | Renegade Craft Fair in London 2011 Review: Illustration and Wall Art

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -John Vogl of The Bungaloo
Music posters by John Vogl of The Bungaloo.

The Renegade Craft Fair obviously has some clout back in its home country of America, health since quite a few of the stallholders had flown over just to participate in the inaugural British event last weekend. This meant there was a welcome chance to discover some new crafting gems from across the pond, and marvel up close at the slightly different aesthetics of American design when compared to the UK’s own crafting scene. I’ve split my write ups into loosely grouped themes – first up some of the best artist and illustrators that I found.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -John Vogl of The Bungaloo
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -John Vogl of The Bungaloo
John Vogl of The Bungaloo is obviously on to a winner: most of his display posters had been taken off the walls by the time I returned later on Sunday. I particularly liked the tour poster he had done for Explosions in the Sky.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Being Natalie
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Being Natalie
The Being Natalie stall was crowded with bright little paintings by Natalie Turturro.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Julia Pott
Ace illustrator Julia Pott was selling lots of goodies including these temporary tattoos.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Deborah Grace
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Deborah Grace
Deborah Grace is one half of The Bulb and The Bee with her sister. She displayed some lovely collaged one off artworks and paintings.

Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Magic Industrie
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Magic Industrie
Renegade Craft Fair London oct 2011 -Magic Industrie
Ryan Hansen of Magic Industrie, Los Angeles, creates handmade bookmarks and magic wallets from upcycled illustrations that he finds in salvaged books. One of these would make a beautiful alternative to the usual Oyster card holder.

Categories ,2011, ,America, ,Being Natalie, ,craft, ,Deborah Grace, ,Explosions In The Sky, ,illustration, ,John Vogl, ,Julia Pott, ,london, ,Los Angeles, ,Magic Industrie, ,Magic Wallet, ,Natalie Turturro, ,Oyster card holder, ,paintings, ,poster, ,Renegade Craft Fair, ,Ryan Hansen, ,Tattoos, ,The Bulb and The Bee, ,The Bungaloo, ,Truman Brewery, ,Upcycled

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