Interviews

We caught up with Mark Silipo a.k.a. Magic Sweater, an Australian based artist who likes listening to Paul McCartney and jump rope skipping..

We catch up with 2 Many Printers artist Ekta on his tee print 'Face' and other projects..

We caught up with the dudes behind 2 Many Printers about what makes them so awesome (apart from being stocked by us of course)...

We decided to find out a little more about what makes Illustrator Joe Wilson tick and unearthed some treasures in his studio space in the process...

Concrete Hermit paid a visit to Pedro Matos' (exceedingly neat) East London studio and got a sneak preview of his new paintings.

Joel Clifford’s atmospheric silk-screen prints of London caught our eye earlier this month. We’re proud to announce that an exhibition of Clifford’s work will be showing in Concrete Hermit’s Shoreditch space from Friday 25th November 2011.

Heretic’s studio lies either in an old brick or piano factory, no-one is able to say for certain. But that was in the 'olden' times when everything was in black and white. Now we're in full colour and Heretic Print Studio have taken full advantage of this fact, as Hermit Editions found out when we More >>

Concrete Hermit paid a visit to the studio of Phil Ashcroft aka PhlAsh to discuss the inspiration and motivation behind his work and to mark the release of his new Yeti edition on our dedicated print site Hermit Editions.
A self-titled graphic artist, Ashcroft works with both print and paint, with a little help from technology More >>

During last weeks heat wave, Concrete Hermit met Otherscenes aka Michael Willis; graphic artist, founder of Panther Club and excellent conversationalist. Read on to find out more about his pioneering style, composition techniques and love of Bodeans!

Concrete Hermit: How would you describe your work to somebody?
Michael Willis: Hello there - I would say my work More >>

Mr Bingo: Illustrator, avid Tweeter and author of one of our most popular postcard books.  Concrete Hermit popped round to his Shoreditch studio last week for a tea and a catch-up with the 'Master of Pens'.

Concrete Hermit: How would you describe your work to someone else?
Mr Bingo: In short: I draw pictures for a living.
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