I really like the new designs by lamp and textile designer Helen Rawlinson, which are contemporary, classic and local.

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Signs of the Times: the Popular Literature of Tahrir Protest Signs, Graffiti, and Street Art captures the art, feelings and emotion of the Middle East as the revolution erupted. The protest signs and graffiti are brought into context, making everyone realise we are all the same, with the same puppet strings as the West.

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I met Matsuki Ayumu on Twitter last year and we’ve since remixed each other’s tracks. I love his very psychedelic and yellow magic view of life.

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Illustrating some of the 24 hour Punjabi I would have gone to in the West Midlands (the home of AC/DC abroad), Sroop Sunar creates very distinctive and colourful work. I like the way it references colonial imagery and Indian culture, but brings them up to date.

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Stewy does a range of stencils of indigenous British animals and the odd musical characters in and around a specific area of North London. I’ve seen his work develop from black and white to multiple colour and small to large scale. It started with cats and dogs, and he recently did a full-scale horse. I love walking around town and seeing a great page in a magazine without paying for it.

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Up and coming young studio Rocket Science Lab based in Bangalore, India, is a multidisciplinary outfit that deals with inventions in the motion field. A year old, the lab has managed to invent some eclectic works that usually is a blend of live action, stop frame and animation.

All works have something new being tried out conceptually, technically or aesthetically. As the duo directors put it, the lab is always in an experimental state of mind consistently inventing unseen and elusive visuals. It develops moving-image works that include MV’s, TV commercials and title sequences.

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