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Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi’s Gymnasium series uncovers sports’ deeper side

In her painted portrayals of gymnasts and gymnasiums, the Johannesburg-based artist explores the soul-baring process of putting your all into your performance – and takes an in-depth look at the political and social side of sports.

11.05.23 - Showcase

More than Muses

In her new series of 15 paintings, Marta Leyva Ortiz confronts her love of Picasso’s art and her mixed feelings about the artist himself, putting the spotlight on the women featured in his paintings.

30.11.22 - Showcase

Our new Coffee Tins and the illustrators behind them

We talk to our artist collaborators about what inspired their designs, and just how important coffee is to their daily routine

17.11.22 - Showcase

‘Sunrays’ – Maaike Canne’s New Solo Show

With a more minimalist look, the Dutch illustrator and artist has switched up her style for her first solo exhibition. Maaike’s dreamlike scenes explore the ambiguous boundaries between interior and exterior spaces.

Notebooks

Our notebook collection has had a glow up and now boasts two different styles with illustrated covers and gold foil detailing. We’re excited to add a larger format with lined pages alongside our mid-size style, perfect for note-taking and sketching with plain pages throughout. A number of classic designs from the Wrap archive have been brought forward into the range, sitting alongside new designs by artists such as Alejandra García y Gutiérrez, Micke Lindebergh, Elena Boils and Karen Fuller.

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21.09.22 - Interviews

Surrealism in the shadows: Nick Dahlen has a distinctive style

Nick Dahlen creates striking illustrations with fluid shapes and strong shadow work. The Minneapolis-based artist believes that images can be as effective as words in conveying meaning and pours his own thoughts and feelings into his illustrations.

17.08.22 - Interviews

Emma Larsson lets intuition lead the way

The Swedish artist’s abstract paintings embrace strangeness and are guided by instinct. For Emma, her art is about spontaneity and experimentation, and being willing to go where the creative process takes her.

06.07.22 - Interviews

Get Cari’ed Away! Exciting new additions to Cari Vander Yacht’s range for Wrap

Longtime Wrap collaborator Cari Vander Yacht has worked her magic on a brand new collection of cards and a wrapping paper worthy of a Best in Show rosette. We had a quick catch up with Cari to find out about studio life, dream drawing jobs, and the real-life dogs inspiring her decoration range.

09.06.22 - Showcase

The View From the Front Seat

Finnish artist Annu Kilpeläinen’s kaleidoscopic illustrations of cars conjure up feelings of freedom in a brightly-hued torrent of colour. From her London studio, Annu works with ink, digital animation and builds elaborate glass sculptures, all while dreaming of her next road trip.

Wrapping Paper

With new patterns added this Summer our wrapping paper collection is bursting with fun and stylish options like never before. Cari Vander Yacht and Maaike Canne have both worked their magic on new designs, while Alejandra García y Gutiérrez has created bold, geometric patterns for statement wrapping.

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27.04.22 - Showcase

Agostino Iacurci captures the spirit of a place

Through his intensely-coloured murals, paintings, and sculptures, the Italian-born artist explores the enchantment he finds in individual places. Inspired by the natural world and by classical Roman culture, his graphic works are imbued with local history, culture, and atmosphere.

29.03.22 - Interviews

Cut and Paste Creations - Saskia Pomeroy's card collection for Wrap

Our latest range of cards designed by Saskia Pomeroy is a riot of colour, collage and cut and paste type. To mark the launch of the embossed collection, we chatted with the Glasgow-based artist about her multidisciplinary approach to making and the delicate art of balancing life, work and motherhood all at once.

09.03.22 - Showcase

Meaning Made from Scratch

Fascinated by the idea of imbuing memory into her work as she creates it, Roxy Lee believes that objects are made meaningful through human interaction, accumulating significance over time until they contain their own stories. Here we chat to Roxy about her process and spotlight her Hybrid series, available now via the Wrap online shop.