Urban Ivy is excited to announce the launch of their new website and private member space, UI*VERSE, launching just days before releasing their debut coffee table book "Love, You."
New York City, Nov 12, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - After two years of meaningful conversations and numerous collaborations with their creative community, Urban Ivy Founder Erika Norwood decided it was time to reimagine how the small publisher interacts with consumers and creatives. This bold move's reasoning was to provide a truly unique and intimate way that the community can engage with the brand that typically doesn't exist between publishers, readers and the writing community today. Whether you are a writer, illustrator, photographer, artist, musician, or any type of creative at heart, there is a space for you in their UI*VERSE.
"UI*VERSE is a unique utopian experience where we showcase and celebrate the weird and wonderfully creative process of bringing stories, conversations, and books to life by visionary artists, photographers, and writers from across the world. We believe in documenting the messy, magical, unedited process of bringing ideas to life," stated Erika Norwood.
The new website exudes a clean yet creative, modern design that is easy to navigate with art across the website from all of the contributors from Urban Ivy's creative community and artist submissions. The new site also holds a space for the community of writers and artists that have partnered with Urban Ivy over the past two years. This is the way that Urban Ivy can honor and value those they have collaborated with and allow others to connect. Through this launch and future growth of the new website, Urban Ivy strives to be more innovative than any publishing company in the industry has ever been by delivering consistent quality, projects around necessary conversations, and being a resource to artists everywhere.
For more information on Urban Ivy or to browse their brand-new website, please visit www.urbanivy.co
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