‘droPrinter’ is an affordable, portable printer designed for printing straight from a smartphone and it’s so small it can fit in your pocket. It is the world’s first and only phone printer that doesn’t need ink because it uses thermal paper to print anything displayed on your smartphone’s screen: photos,…
It’s becoming more and more common to self-publish books and magazines in print these days as the barrier to entry is fairly low and now we are spoilt for choice. While some titles are moving into the mainstream, founder, editor, and art director Lisa Lorenz has taken a new route…
We live in an age where typing seems to be a more fundamental skill for children than writing. The proliferation of new media is shaping new forms of social relationships but still, you can’t deny the fact that there’s something about paper that digital media cannot offer. Today, Paper Consultant…
One of the best things that has flown into our letterbox this month is ‘No Substance’, an indie magazine with a focus on fashion, photography, and culture. The content inside is simplistic. The publication is full of photographs taken by a community of upcoming talents; the only thing missing must…
Colourful, fun, and tropical themes are big news for summer 2015 and we couldn’t be more excited about the latest set of stationery ‘Calepino’ have just released. This time, Nantes-based stationer Calepino have teamed up with Atelier Bingo to create an excellent stationery range that employs the use of bold…
Now being five years since Fatherless Collective first started as a collaborative venture between the five member artists: Jarrod Hennis, Javier Jimenez, Greg Lang, Dave Menard and Ben Rider. Today Fatherless have made their way into a well-established reputation and we are very lucky to have collaborated with this group…
We at People of Print are big fans of Bristol-based print duo Alexandra Higlett and Georgina Hounsome of Pirrip Press owing to their knack for creating exceptionally attractive printed goods. Founded in 2012, Pirrip Press are a lovely screen printing and design studio and is where you can gain an…
As Offprint London slowly transformed the breezy spring weekend into the brilliant warmth of summer with an endless list of inspiring publications, I was very lucky to have stumbled upon ‘Temps de Vacances’. With its enticing title, nothing could be more perfect for a lazy Saturday afternoon than this remarkable…
We’re not daring to get too excited but ‘Druck Berlin’, an international print biennale, is returning for its third edition and will be celebrating the very best of screen-print this coming August. Organised by one of the top silk screen studios, Mother Drucker, the festival aims to provide you with…
The summer exhibition at the House of Illustration is now displaying over 120 original illustrations from the world’s classic Ladybird in celebration of its 100th anniversary. Ladybird is well-known for its commitment to fostering a love of books for young children and has served to change the face of art…
A full discussion of typographic design might be beyond the ambit of one magazine, but not with ‘The Recorder’. Now in its second edition, The Recorder has continued to thrive and taken on a new editorial structure to entice an audience into the contemporary visual journey through the work of…
It’s a rare privilege and amazing opportunity to be able to see in-progress shots of any creative project. Recently, Swedish design studio Snask have unveiled the brilliant images of their latest project which is the cover design for one of the biggest newspapers in the US, ‘The Washington Post’. The…
We find it very easy to get lost in Thomas Kühnen’s portfolio; a graphic designer and professional printmaker currently working for the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen, Germany. Kühnen uses multiple layers of screen print to produce a painterly effect. No doubt that he uses screen-printing as a…
The peak of summer is at hand and The London Illustration Fair’s summer festival is about to hot up as Hoxton Arches is being transformed into a psychedelic inspired cosmic universe showcasing work created by a multitude of world-class illustrators, art collectives, creatives, publishing houses, and print studios. The London…
Not long to go until the inaugural Indiecon, an annual conference wholly dedicated to independent magazine makers. Now seems like the golden age of magazines. New magazines are embracing new narrative and using new techniques for content delivery. To put simply, this event is organised with an aim to help…
Now in its second edition, Graphic Design Festival Scotland is well underway and will take place at the Lighthouse in Glasgow from 19th to 25th October 2015. This is an excellent opportunity for you to experience a week full of intensive workshops, talks, competitions, urban murals, and exhibitions covering all…
Wimbledon 2015 kicked off yesterday and suddenly it seems like ‘sport’ has become one of the greatest conversation topics at the moment. Based in New York, Victory is a digest that celebrates the glory and the ignominy of passionate sports players. Set up by a group of like-minded people and…
Do you know that the approximate distance between London and Plymouth is 233 miles? And it’s the same distance as 2,300,000 pints of beer or 88,500,000 pieces of wood type? Interesting, isn’t it! This summer, the students of Design Society Plymouth will be presenting an amazing collection of graphic design…
‘TM RSI SGM 1960-90’ is an online archive that is derived from a research on the Typographische Monatsblätter (TM). It is a comprehensive library set up with an aim to share selective information collected for a research project within the ECAL Lausanne. The Typographische Monatsblätter has been one of the…
As the design world is undergoing immense transformation and continually adapting to digital alteration and aesthetic trends, it’s not surprising to see everybody try to evolve in order to survive today’s constantly changing market. It’s true that good work is a core part of what makes a successful business but…