The New English - Anatomica series.

The New English was set up by husband and wife combo Paul and Judith Bishop in February 2009. After Paul had spent 15 years helping others develop new ideas for their companies he thought it was time to re-invigorate the ceramics industry.

You can find the store offline as well as online at a number of high end department stores design stores around the world, including MC Fina on 5th Avenue New York, The Savoy Hotel, La Rinascente in Milan, Studio Pazo in Toronto.

The anatomica series is available directly from the site here.

Feature: Victoria Aitchison

Victoria has an eye for style and a passion for fashion! Victoria has attended fashion week every season and traveled to glamouros places such as Paris and Milan for work. Victoria has even recently interned at Nylon Magazine in NYC. Currently in her final year at London College of Fashion Victoria hopes to move back to NYC and carry on working for the mental health act where she is a keen campaigner.

We enjoy reading Victoria's blog as it adds whit and comical 'thinking out loud' phrases and paragraphs.

Please check out her site here.

Thomas Pepler.

We are constantly on the lookout for great photographers who offer something a little bit 'out-there' and Thomas Pepler is no exception. We were delighted when he e-mailed us with a few of his best pictures and his wonderful website.

We are completely in love with the last picture in this post, so much so that we want it framed. Just gorgeous!

You can view more shots from Pepler's extensive collection here.

If you or anyone you know is a talented photographer, artists, graphic designer then please e-mail info@deerbrains.com.

Brand: Exit Left Apparel.

This fab brand recently sent us their cat lazer eyes t-shirt and we couldn't be happier! The fit is superb and the quality is awesome. E.L.A was set up by Jonny Williams in 2008 and has flourished ever since.

They have recently dropped a brand new t-shirt that you can buy here:

The politeness and over all service from these guys is wonderful and we highly recommended that you show them some love via their twitter and facebook page.


You can buy their cat 'visions' t-shirt here and their new 'Tzolkin' one here.
For this weekend only you can get 20% off by entering '800fans' when you checkout. Amazing!

Brand: Electronic Sheep.

We are seeing some amazing AW'11 collections springing up and this one from Elecronic Sheep is no exception, with their signature graphic style full of patterns and interesting shapes these scarves and hats are perfect for the upcoming months.

Alongside Electronic Sheep's now trademark hooded scarf, eye-catching designs include the 'big fruit' patterned scarf, the ultra long 'Alchemist Foxtrot' patchwork scarf and the 'Swift and Cliff' hooded cape - the result of an inspired collaboration with maverick DJ duo The Broken Hearts.
 

 

For more images, prices and information please click here.

Feature: X C V B Clothing.

XCVB was only launched 4 months ago and have already have a good string of dope designs. Founders Tommy Moore and Jay Jazz Hope aren't trying to narrow the brand into any particular style or attach themselves to a specific genere. They draw their inspirations from anything and everything which we think is a great, more natural movement.

They are currently working on their A/W range which will include jumpers, jackets, shirts and lots more wonderful things. The first part of the range will be dropping in about 3 weeks.

Keep an eye on thier website for more information here.

Feature: Adjoa Osei.

Adjoa Osei’s capsule collection, Adapt is an effortlessly chic array of hand finished jersey vests, loose fitting tops and bright maxi skirts all emboldened with a signature woven West African print detail.

The key focus of the both the collection and the brand is to enhance everyday pieces with African print, creating an ‘experimentally classic’ look for women who appreciate well placed accents of colour and detail without compromising on their simple, clean lined staples.

For more information and images please click here.

Feature: BB Manik.

So, what are you all about?

I rap, sing and produce. I'm the CEO of Raw Riddim Records & also have a clothesline debuting later this year. My official debut album (as "B.B. Manik & the Lightning Powered Manatee) will be available in Autumn. Til then, I'll be touring throughout the country (including some festival appearances with Rolf Harris).

Who inspires you?

My two main inspirations are Michael Jackson and Pharrell Williams. I love how both of them take elements of different genres to create perfect pop music.

Who have you toured with?

I've toured with JME, Tomb Crew & Wiley to name a few, but Rolf Harris is the most famous artist I've ever toured with. He probably gave me me the biggest exposure I've ever received, as it was thanks to him I played on the main stage at Glastonbury last year. I should be playing a few festivals with him again this year.

Who was the best artist you've collaborated with?

The best artist I've worked with is Freezi. We have different styles on tracks, but we compliment each other & we always inspire friendly competition in one other. I think it means we bring out the best in each other & that ultimately means the music is better.The best artist I've worked with is Freezi. We have different styles on tracks, but we compliment each other & we always inspire friendly competition in one other. I think it means we bring out the best in each other & that ultimately means the music is better.The best artist I've worked with is Freezi. We have different styles on tracks, but we compliment each other & we always inspire friendly competition in one other. I think it means we bring out the best in each other & that ultimately means the music is better.

Tour memories? Spill 'em...

There's no one tour memory that stands out particularly as being wild, but in the early days of being in Tomb Crew, it was insane. We were all balancing full time jobs with gigs booked around the country at all hours of the morning. It taught us important it was to grind & stay humble. I'll never forget those times, they really helped shape the artist I am today.

Check out this super talent here.

Artist Feature: Tinhed

Our lovely friend Tinhed AKA Chris Wright has been a master of arts for quite some time now. We took a quick 5 minutes to catch up with artist and show you his off beat and superb work.

Who are you? What have you been up to?
Hey my name is Tinhead im 25 and I live in Oxford. Im an Illustrator. Today I'm doing quite good im still recovering from getting ready for an exhibition I had last week where i erected a great big shed hung loads of work off of it only to smash it at the end, the idea being that everyone takes a free piece of work as most people that say they're gonna buy stuff off me at exhibitions are lying! So I thought I may as well give it away for free and have fun doing it, the only thing is the bouncers just thought someone had let a madman into the place with a crowbar.

What was your first ever creation?
My first creation would probably have been dinosaurs vs areoplanes i still got em today. i drew these on those old style printing paper the ones with holes in the sides, i was obsessed i couldnt get enough. Dad used to bring em home from work and i used to draw these retarded scenes, dinos attackin planes. i still steal his printer paper to draw on, i guess some things never change.

Your most famous work?
I think most people know for the work ive done with FOALS but i have done many more numerous exhibitions im in the process of completeing an advert for Grolsch in Australia as well as many small projects zines and tattoo designs to very small silly projects and editorial work.

Who inspires you?
I would say things that inspire me are definately not other artists its usually outlaws, failures degenerates fucked up moviestars, all the wrong things really. i have great admiration for failure.

Tinhed has recently added a rad tote bag and some tees to his shop that you can purchase here. We literally cannot wait to get our hands on the bag - review will be up soon.

Accessory Freaks

Accessory Freaks is a jewellery brand based in the UK and is owned by Pam Sami. Pam wanted to bring big bold accessories that will make any outfit stand out from the general crowd and we think you'd agree that these pieces will definatly add flare to any outfit.

Their SS'11 collection was launched in March this year and currently have a sale on their first collection. Since their launching in July last year Acessory Freaks have been featured in Cosmopolitan, Tilllate.com and an array of blogs across the world.

Good news for you guys they offer FREE worldwide shipping and they will be offering custom made pieces for you to send in your own designs and get them transformed into fab accessories, for more details please click here.

Check out their blog here.

Check out their Twitter here.

Check out their Facebook page here.

Hugo Lugo

Hugo defines his work as two main aspects of human nature: the idea of subject as a representation, and representation itself. I´m interested in what can be said at the cross points of disciplinary conventions on drawing, painting and photography. I look between the lines of these formal investigations for the possibility of a content that goes beyond the self-referential, to suggest something more profound, even if it´s only from a surface.

His work as been shown in major cities all across the globe, including Amsterdam, Hong Kong and Paris. We absolutely love this concept and we hope you do too.

For more information on Hugo Lugo please click here.