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Interview with Sabine Coulson

Coulson Concept Jamaica: An Interview with Principal Designer Sabine Coulson

In this exclusive interview, Sabine Coulson, Principal Designer and Founder of Coulson Concept Jamaica (CCJ Studios), opens up about the inspiration behind the creation of her brand. She shares her journey from breaking stereotypes about Jamaica to using design as a tool for cultural, social, and political expression. Sabine also explains her passion for research, her transition to becoming a print and cover art designer, and why Jamaica remains the ongoing concept that drives her work.

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“The Anancy-ism of the Jamaican Leaf People”

Exclusive Interview with Sabine Coulson: The Anancy-ism of the Jamaican Leaf People: Using Storytelling as a Form of Escapism

In this exclusive interview, Sabine Coulson, Principal Designer of Coulson Concept Jamaica, offers a behind-the-scenes look at her captivating project, The Anancy-ism of the Jamaican Leaf People. This uniquely captivating collection of notebook editions and prints is inspired by Jamaica’s rich storytelling tradition, particularly the folklore surrounding Anancy, the trickster spider. The work showcases Sabine’s unique approach to storytelling through design, photography , incorporating elements of Jamaican folklore, printmaking, and vibrant visual storytelling. Sabine discusses the creative process, the themes of escapism, and her collaboration with author Sarah Tulloch on “Di Battle of the Leaf People”.

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Mixtape Editions

CCJ Studios Drops the Mixtape Editions! An Auditory Interview with Sabine Coulson about the studio concept “Mixtape Editions”.

In this exclusive interview, Sabine Coulson, the curator behind the innovative Mixtape Editions at CCJ Studios, discusses the latest drop in the series and explores how Jamaican music's iconic visual language is represented in this collection.

The focus of the latest edition, Cobramatic: A Pictorial Representation of Individualism in the Stage Name, delves into the unique identity of the legendary Jamaican artist Mad Cobra. 

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