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Archigram was a British neo-futuristic architect group, active in the 1960s and early 1970s. They visualised a possible architectural future without actually constructing any buildings. Their work had a great influence on artists in various fields. Together with the Archigram archives we have picked some of our favouri[ssorder:-20180217]
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The world of renowned manga artist Fujiko Fujio Ⓐ (藤子 不二雄Ⓐ). The collaboration with graniph features designs and graphics of iconic characters from his series 'Ninja Hattori', 'The Laughing Salesman', and 'Kaibutsu-kun'. [ssorder:-20170921]
Itō Jakuchū​ (伊藤若冲)​ (1716-1800) was a zen Buddhist and master painter in Kyoto in the mid-Edo period. He was made famous in his lifetime for his experimental [ssorder:-20170824][background:dark]
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Graphic designer and sculptor Leo Lionni has had an extensive career writing children's books. graniph has drawn from Leo Lionni's impressive body of work to bring his charming characters like Swimmy the Fish and Frederick the Mouse to you![ssorder:-20180216]
Mirko Hanák was a painter, graphic designer and illustrator from Prague, Czech Republic. He specialised in creating images of animals, birds and landscapes usin[ssorder:-20170920]
Satoshi Kako is a Japanese illustrator who has produced close to 700 works, many of which he has also written himself. He is best known for his educational works that combine his engineering and scientific background with his love of storytelling.[ssorder:-20180214]
By now generations of children and adults both in Japan and abroad have enjoyed the picture books of Taro Gomi. We have picked our favorites from his library of[ssorder:-20171223]
graniph is proud to present a series with popular picture book authors, The Cabin Company! From their most famous creation the Giant Squid Ikatarou, to their ot[ssorder:-20170924]
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