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Anthony Burrill
“I’m drawn to putting positive messages out into the world, and in the climate we’re living in now, that feels especially important.” -@anthonyburrill
At the heart of our 1991 graduate Anthony Burrill’s work is a belief in the power of words, gentle humour and straightforward communication.
His works embody positivity and a sense of community. And he is especially inspired by the history of protest and the ways that graphic design has underpinned this.
Burrill’s work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and the Design Museum in London, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
🔗 Read our interview with Anthony at the link in the RCA bio.
Images
-Anthony Burrill - Leeds mural - Photo by Chris Spencer-Payne ©
-Anthony Burrill - Warchild -Photo by Owen Tozer ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
-Anthony Burrill - No safe place - Photo by Tom Sharman ©
-Anthony Burrill - Adams of Rye - Photo by Jane Stockade ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
“I’m drawn to putting positive messages out into the world, and in the climate we’re living in now, that feels especially important.” -@anthonyburrill
At the heart of our 1991 graduate Anthony Burrill’s work is a belief in the power of words, gentle humour and straightforward communication.
His works embody positivity and a sense of community. And he is especially inspired by the history of protest and the ways that graphic design has underpinned this.
Burrill’s work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and the Design Museum in London, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
🔗 Read our interview with Anthony at the link in the RCA bio.
Images
-Anthony Burrill - Leeds mural - Photo by Chris Spencer-Payne ©
-Anthony Burrill - Warchild -Photo by Owen Tozer ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
-Anthony Burrill - No safe place - Photo by Tom Sharman ©
-Anthony Burrill - Adams of Rye - Photo by Jane Stockade ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
“I’m drawn to putting positive messages out into the world, and in the climate we’re living in now, that feels especially important.” -@anthonyburrill
At the heart of our 1991 graduate Anthony Burrill’s work is a belief in the power of words, gentle humour and straightforward communication.
His works embody positivity and a sense of community. And he is especially inspired by the history of protest and the ways that graphic design has underpinned this.
Burrill’s work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and the Design Museum in London, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
🔗 Read our interview with Anthony at the link in the RCA bio.
Images
-Anthony Burrill - Leeds mural - Photo by Chris Spencer-Payne ©
-Anthony Burrill - Warchild -Photo by Owen Tozer ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
-Anthony Burrill - No safe place - Photo by Tom Sharman ©
-Anthony Burrill - Adams of Rye - Photo by Jane Stockade ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
“I’m drawn to putting positive messages out into the world, and in the climate we’re living in now, that feels especially important.” -@anthonyburrill
At the heart of our 1991 graduate Anthony Burrill’s work is a belief in the power of words, gentle humour and straightforward communication.
His works embody positivity and a sense of community. And he is especially inspired by the history of protest and the ways that graphic design has underpinned this.
Burrill’s work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and the Design Museum in London, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
🔗 Read our interview with Anthony at the link in the RCA bio.
Images
-Anthony Burrill - Leeds mural - Photo by Chris Spencer-Payne ©
-Anthony Burrill - Warchild -Photo by Owen Tozer ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
-Anthony Burrill - No safe place - Photo by Tom Sharman ©
-Anthony Burrill - Adams of Rye - Photo by Jane Stockade ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
“I’m drawn to putting positive messages out into the world, and in the climate we’re living in now, that feels especially important.” -@anthonyburrill
At the heart of our 1991 graduate Anthony Burrill’s work is a belief in the power of words, gentle humour and straightforward communication.
His works embody positivity and a sense of community. And he is especially inspired by the history of protest and the ways that graphic design has underpinned this.
Burrill’s work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and the Design Museum in London, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
🔗 Read our interview with Anthony at the link in the RCA bio.
Images
-Anthony Burrill - Leeds mural - Photo by Chris Spencer-Payne ©
-Anthony Burrill - Warchild -Photo by Owen Tozer ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
-Anthony Burrill - No safe place - Photo by Tom Sharman ©
-Anthony Burrill - Adams of Rye - Photo by Jane Stockade ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
“I’m drawn to putting positive messages out into the world, and in the climate we’re living in now, that feels especially important.” -@anthonyburrill
At the heart of our 1991 graduate Anthony Burrill’s work is a belief in the power of words, gentle humour and straightforward communication.
His works embody positivity and a sense of community. And he is especially inspired by the history of protest and the ways that graphic design has underpinned this.
Burrill’s work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and the Design Museum in London, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
🔗 Read our interview with Anthony at the link in the RCA bio.
Images
-Anthony Burrill - Leeds mural - Photo by Chris Spencer-Payne ©
-Anthony Burrill - Warchild -Photo by Owen Tozer ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
-Anthony Burrill - No safe place - Photo by Tom Sharman ©
-Anthony Burrill - Adams of Rye - Photo by Jane Stockade ©
-Anthony Burrill - Photo by Dunja Opalko ©
Using simple letters and powerful messages, Anthony Burrill creates bold graphic works that communicate ideas in a clear and direct way. His minimalist style combines traditional craft techniques with modern media, from posters and murals to installations and skateboards.
During this Graphic Matters Summer School masterclass, participants explore typography and language by designing a series of printed posters that encourage reflection, interaction and public dialogue.
🏖 3-DAY MASTERCLASS
📆 19-21 AUGUST 2026
📍 BREDA (NL)
Using simple letters and powerful messages, Anthony Burrill creates bold graphic works that communicate ideas in a clear and direct way. His minimalist style combines traditional craft techniques with modern media, from posters and murals to installations and skateboards.
During this Graphic Matters Summer School masterclass, participants explore typography and language by designing a series of printed posters that encourage reflection, interaction and public dialogue.
🏖 3-DAY MASTERCLASS
📆 19-21 AUGUST 2026
📍 BREDA (NL)
Using simple letters and powerful messages, Anthony Burrill creates bold graphic works that communicate ideas in a clear and direct way. His minimalist style combines traditional craft techniques with modern media, from posters and murals to installations and skateboards.
During this Graphic Matters Summer School masterclass, participants explore typography and language by designing a series of printed posters that encourage reflection, interaction and public dialogue.
🏖 3-DAY MASTERCLASS
📆 19-21 AUGUST 2026
📍 BREDA (NL)
Using simple letters and powerful messages, Anthony Burrill creates bold graphic works that communicate ideas in a clear and direct way. His minimalist style combines traditional craft techniques with modern media, from posters and murals to installations and skateboards.
During this Graphic Matters Summer School masterclass, participants explore typography and language by designing a series of printed posters that encourage reflection, interaction and public dialogue.
🏖 3-DAY MASTERCLASS
📆 19-21 AUGUST 2026
📍 BREDA (NL)
Using simple letters and powerful messages, Anthony Burrill creates bold graphic works that communicate ideas in a clear and direct way. His minimalist style combines traditional craft techniques with modern media, from posters and murals to installations and skateboards.
During this Graphic Matters Summer School masterclass, participants explore typography and language by designing a series of printed posters that encourage reflection, interaction and public dialogue.
🏖 3-DAY MASTERCLASS
📆 19-21 AUGUST 2026
📍 BREDA (NL)
Using simple letters and powerful messages, Anthony Burrill creates bold graphic works that communicate ideas in a clear and direct way. His minimalist style combines traditional craft techniques with modern media, from posters and murals to installations and skateboards.
During this Graphic Matters Summer School masterclass, participants explore typography and language by designing a series of printed posters that encourage reflection, interaction and public dialogue.
🏖 3-DAY MASTERCLASS
📆 19-21 AUGUST 2026
📍 BREDA (NL)
The National Print Museum in Dublin invited me to collaborate on a limited edition letterpress print using wood letter type from the Museum’s collection and printed on a Wharfedale Cylinder Press that dates from the 1850s.
This partnership celebrates the power of print as a tool for creativity, communication, and social impact. Help support the work of the museum by buying a print using the link in my bio ←
Photography by @memarkhenderson
One-day letterpress courses with graphic artist Anthony Burrill and letterpress designer Theo Hersey, held at The Typography Workshop, London.
A chance to explore composition, printing and typographic expression whilst exploring the rich type collection held at The Typography Workshop.
Held at The Typography Workshop, South London. Suitable for complete beginners, with all materials and tools provided. The price is for one person, on a four-person workshop.
Dates available are 25th April and 16th May, follow the link in my bio to book your place.
Photography by @owenmadeup
I’m giving a lecture about my art and design practice on 19th March at Liverpool John Moores University.
It’s free to attend and open to the public in the John Lennon Art & Design Building.
The lecture starts at 5:00 p.m. followed by questions and answers.
Reserve a spot via the link in my bio ←
You & Me, Us & We
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27th February 2026
Photography by @owenmadeup
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Link in bio ←
Wood letter type from the collection of Adams of Rye.
Photography by @janestockdale_
Available for the first time in black and white in A2 size in a signed open edition, screen-printed on to recycled paper. I like it. What is it?
Only from my website → link in bio ←
I had a conversation with ‘Other Ways of Seeing’ about my early career, things that I’m inspired by and recent projects.
Follow the link in my bio to listen or search for ‘Other Ways of Seeing’ wherever you get your podcasts.
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