Introducing
Coulson Concept Jamaica, a brand that informs the public on the economic, social, and political elements of Jamaica’s cultural history through conceptually designed visuals and prints showcased on notebooks as well as other forms of materiality.
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The Anancy-ism of the Jamaican Leaf People: Using Storytelling as a form of Escapism
Jamaica, 2024
Explore CCJ Studios Interviews
Coulson Concept Jamaica: An Interview with Principal Designer Sabine Coulson
Coulson Concept Jamaica invites you to a interview with Principal Designer and Founder, Sabine Coulson, for a interview where she shares what inspired the cultivation of CCJ Studios.
She discusses how important research is to her as a designer, how she branched over to becoming a print/cover art designer and explains why is Jamaica her the continuous concept?
The Digital Book: CCJ Studios Rendition of a Digital Planner
CCJ Studios introduces the digital planner for its audience that likes to Plan, Take notes and Organize digitally.
This years the cover features photography from the Concept, “Junction”
The Anancyism of the Jamaican Leaf People: Using Storytelling a form of Escapism | Volumes 1-4
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Principal Designer Sabine Coulson of Coulson Concept Jamaica gives an exclusive interview, offering a behind-the-scenes look into the concept and inspiration behind The Anancy-ism of the Jamaican Leaf People: Using Storytelling as a Form of Escapism editions and prints.
The interview covers themes of Jamaican folklore, print design, the creative process, and her collaboration with author Sarah Tulloch on “Di Battle of the Leaf People”.
The Mixtape Editions | A Collection of Sonic Artists of Jamaican Culture
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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.
Collaborations
Spring 2018
Author Sarah Tulloch on the “Di Battle of di Leaf People” for The Parsons New School of Design: Senior Thesis Showcase
Fall 2018
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Costume Institute Design Competition for Heavenly Bodies Exhibition
About
Sabine Coulson is the founder and principal designer at Coulson Concept Jamaica. She is a multidisciplinary Jamaican artist and designer - in concept design, publication, and textiles.
Sabine attended the New School where she focused on textile design, printmaking, and art history. In doing so Sabine developed expertise in various meticulous techniques, including printmaking, collaging, hand drawing, all while developing a knowledge of a variety of materialities , which has been used as the foundation of her creative approach.
While at university she immersed herself in Jamaican fine arts at the National Gallery of Jamaica, where she studied the works of artists like Milton Harley, known for his abstract pieces, as well as the Jamaican Expressionism and Jamaican Gothic styles seen in the works of artists like Karl Parboosingh. She continued to expand on her understanding of art history at The School of Public Engagement and The Lang College of Liberal Arts. She saw the power of informing others through art.
This led to the creation of Coulson Concept Jamaica, a brand that has the goal to inform the public about the economic, social, and political elements of Jamaica’s cultural history through conceptually designed visuals and prints.