Over the years, endemicworld has enjoyed loads of coverage and support from Studio Home – a blog that focuses exclusively on creative talent from NZ and Australia. So we were stoked to be able to ‘give back’ a little recently, when we helped Julia Atkinson – the brains behind Studio Home – head to New […]
It’s no secret we have a soft spot for street art, and Cinzah Merkins (also known as Seekayem) is one of New Zealand’s best writers. He’s also a champion of the local scene, and together with some friends is putting the finishing touches on a full-length documentary on NZ street art – its culture and […]
Not a week goes by that we don’t dip into our reader to get a dose of blog goodness, so we thought we’d have a chat to some of the people behind them. First up is Alana Broadhead, the curator of one of our favourite design blogs, Fancy. We’ll let the blog describe itself to […]
Urbis Magazine recently visited Colleen Pugh (AKA Dear Colleen), at her rad studio in Dunedin. As one of endemicworld’s artist, we wanted to share some of the snaps with you here. For the full story and more images, get the latest issue of Urbis or check out their blog. Hi, Colleen! And […]
Wellington-based Walter Hansen is a graphic designer by day and erm, a graphic designer by night and weekend too, creating limited edition art prints that take inspiration from New Zealand’s native flora and fauna, especially our rare and endangered birds. We caught up with Walter as he delivered us the third and final ‘gig poster’ in his amazing Wattlebird […]
The retro styling, the colour palettes, the softness… yip, it’s safe to say we have a full-blown crush on Inaluxe. So we were excited to speak to the creative duo behind it, Australian artists Kristina Sostarko and Jason Odd. Where does your inspiration come from typically? I think for both of us it’s quite diverse. […]
When Kate’s not running design agency Studio Alexander or finding awesome new designers and art prints for endemicworld, she loves a bit of reno and interior decorating. Her colourful and creative family home, a 1950’s […]
Bright eye-popping colours, that rough hand-drawn style, a little wink of darkness… there’s no mistaking an Evie Kemp design. Evie started her illustration business back in 2009 with a line of animal fabrics, and now – along with her art prints – sells clothing, gift-cards and textiles, all adorned with animals from friendly to fierce. […]
