Amsterdam agency Dawn has created a new brand identity for Bureau Clara Wichmann, the Dutch feminist legal organisation that has been using the law to advance gender equality since 1983. The result brings the authority of legal expertise together with the energy of activism. Bureau Clara Wichmann has spent more…
Independent publication Refueled returns with Issue No. 19, “Woodstock”: a photographic portrait of the Upstate New York mountain town and its enduring creative spirit, captured entirely on film. Publisher Chris Brown calls it a form of image therapy. Chris Brown’s introduction to Woodstock came through Joni Mitchell. Not from attending…
Greek illustrator Vaso Michailidou documents a 48-hour January trip to Paris in her third hand-drawn travel journal zine, made with markers, coloured pencils and scrap paper collage, combining humour, sarcasm and a preference for getting lost over sightseeing. Vaso Michailidou does not do landmarks without a comic approach. She is…
New York-based Taiwanese graphic designer and artist Weiyun Chen explores Chinese and Taiwanese culture through print, self-publishing and bilingual typography. Drawing from food, games, packaging, language and everyday visual detail, she makes printed objects that connect personal cultural memory with contemporary design. Weiyun Chen grew up in Taiwan surrounded by…
Foilco has launched Iridium, a new special effect hot stamping foil designed to bring depth, movement and a multidimensional finish to print and packaging. The name was chosen by the creative community itself. The foil is now available to sample. Not all metallic foils are created equal. Where a standard…
For Frieze London, luxury accessories brand Métier commissioned paper artist Nathan Ward to reimagine two of its classic bag silhouettes as life-size sculptures for its Mayfair flagship windows. The installation, created entirely from James Cropper Creates paper, explores the unseen stages of the design process: from initial idea to finished…
Bristol artist Carl Cozier, who works under the name Holy Moly, makes work that refuses to stay in one lane. Illustration, murals, typography, wearable pattern: all of it pushed through the same high-energy, saturated graphic sensibility. His work is part of People of Print’s open call exhibition in partnership with…
From 3,718 submissions across 109 countries, an international jury has selected 40 winning posters for Posterheroes 15. The theme is Still Human. The first exhibition take place in Turin during Graphic Days® Vol.11 + award Ceremony on October 24. Posterheroes is a long-running international poster competition and cultural project based…
Milan-based art director, educator and illustrator Daniele Morganti makes work that is decorative, fun and rooted in street art and comics. His work is part of People of Print’s open call exhibition in partnership with Hahnemühle, opening at Department Store & Co in Derby on 15 October 2026. Daniele Morganti…
Frome-based illustrator and animator Gus Scott makes work built from block colour, shape and line — bold, playful characters full of movement. His work is part of People of Print’s open call exhibition in partnership with Hahnemühle, opening at Department Store & Co in Derby on 15 October 2026. Gus…
Most people choose a photo book on price and templates. The two things that decide whether they’re happy with it are how it’s printed and how long it takes, almost nobody asks. Walk through the process of ordering a photo book and the decisions feel straightforward: pick a size, choose…
Bucharest-based illustrator and animator Andreea Jurj brings a cinematic sensibility to everyday scenes. Textured, emotionally layered work rooted in screen printing and oil painting, shaped equally by city pop aesthetics and the moving image. Her work is part of People of Print’s open call exhibition in partnership with Hahnemühle, opening…
Imagine drawing a shape in Illustrator and holding it in your hands, cut from acrylic, folded from Dibond or slotted together from honeycomb board, the same afternoon. Vivid’s VeloBlade Nexus makes that possible. It is quietly changing what designers can ask of their printers. Every designer has a drawer of…
Belgian illustrator Sarah Wouters prints a series of screenprints that strikes a rare balance between heartbreaking and hilarious, finding in the completely specific absurdity of everyday life something that feels uncomfortably universal. The scene is complete. A big pink man has somehow got himself into a tiny yellow paddling pool…
Multidisciplinary artist and printmaker Serena Perrone presents a double-sided peep show theater and tunnel book currently on view at the Atlanta Contemporary, weaving Tiepolo, Sicilian puppet theater and the pre-cinematic spectacle of watching while being watched into a work that mythologises and implicates in equal measure. Tiepolo’s painting Mondo Nuovo…
Helsinki-based illustrator and graphic designer Pauli Salmi creates a series of night-time digital paintings that explore how familiar places feel different in darkness, moving between social moments and quieter, more instinctive scenes in the hours just before morning. There is a particular quality to the hour before sunrise: familiar places…
Founded in 2014 in response to the absence of formal structures supporting illustration in Mexico, Gran Salón México brings together established, emerging and student illustrators through an annual fair, editorial initiatives, education and an agency that connects artists with professional opportunities. Illustration in Mexico is widely practiced and often unsupported.…
Developed as a master’s project at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Sun Möller-Park’s second phase of Ready, Set, Fuse takes the geometric vocabulary of Korean dancheong decoration and pushes it into deliberate disorder. Printed in Risograph, the series tests what happens when a strict grid gives way. Sun Möller-Park’s starting point was…
Developed in collaboration with Deep Local for West Virginia Tourism, Mountain Moves is an educational board game created for West Virginia schools to help students explore careers, destinations and opportunities across the state. Illustration, icons, cards and packaging were all designed by Philadelphia-based Kidnichols. The brief was playful but purposeful:…
Garden Party Magazine’s third issue arrives on Wednesday 30 September, 150 pages devoted to rituals as acts of intimacy and grounding. Founded, edited and designed by Elena Fazzino, the issue brings together 19 contributors working in photography, poetry and writing, printed by Park Communications on paper by GF Smith. The…