The time has come for us to launch the latest issue of Print Isn’t Dead™ and we are slightly overexcited to announce that Element 004 comes with a superb full cover wrap around design by multi-award winning English designer and visual artist Jon Bland. There’s no doubt why his list…
Studio Plat’s portfolio is jam-packed with a very diverse assortment of projects it’s so hard to believe that this Seoul-based graphic design studio was only set up in 2014. They always come up with a way to offer clients diversity and playfulness when it comes to solving design problems. As…
A bright new era of indie-craft movement was dawning in the heart of East London as the Renegade Craft Fair kicked off on Saturday at The Old Truman Brewery. November events in London begin with an infinite number of annual Bonfire Night fireworks across the capital and Renegade Craft Fair…
Berlin-based design studio ‘HelloMe’ has revealed its latest publication project which is a comprehensive collection of written works by artist Irena Haiduk entitled ‘Spells’. Published by Sternberg Press, Spells is a new title that marks a new narrative step. It consists of Haiduk’s texts and limited editions including manifestos, music…
Light-hearted, witty and informative are three words that best describe Amuseum. ‘Crammed with exclusive content from the sublime to the ridiculous’, Amuseum is a 150-page publication that uses a seamless blend of colourful illustration, intelligent comics and contagious trivia to help readers better understand human emotional attachment. It also covers…
London-based, self-taught photographer Taisuke Koyama has been experimenting with different photographic techniques to bring into question the future of photography and its role in an increasingly digital environment. For the past five years, Taisuke has spent most of his time exploring into the differences between old and new technologies of…
A quiet read of Mould Map #4 can be a fascinating eye-opener. At first glance, this ‘Eurozone Spezial’ of Mould Map might seem to be a pure visual delight. But once you delve deeper into the issue, you’ll notice that its editorial content also incorporates conceptual ingenuity and photojournalism. It…
World-leading font company ‘Monotype’ has announced the new exhibition at the Old Truman Brewery and this time Monotype will present you with a seven-day show on the type designs of Eric Gill. To celebrate the past and future of the most acclaimed typefaces, Monotype has added new weights to make…
The space at No.43 Inverness Street is now dedicated to the incredible limited-edition hand-printed cyanotypes created by artist and photographer Elisabeth Scheder-Bieschin. The prints on display are a hybrid of both early and modern photographic techniques, celebrating the natural beauty that is often overlooked. Scheder-Bieschin has also produced a series…
Taking place on 29th October 2015, the annual ModMag conference is scheduled to be landing in King’s Cross for a day of creativity and inventiveness. Considered as one of the most anticipated events in the publishing industry’s calendar, ModMag spotlights the best magazines from around the world, celebrating creative editorial…
Some people do consider white space as a waste of printing materials. In reality, using the right amount of white in design can create such a sophisticated look and make significant impacts. The latest addition to the much-loved colour-themed collection, ‘Palette’ by Victionary, kicks off the new cycle of visual…
We are big fans of paper and I do not think there’s any of us here who would say no to beautiful printed matter. Paris-based design studio Paper Tiger was set up in 2011 to blur the line between art and design. And even though the line between the two…
The fifth edition of the Integrated Conference is scheduled to be landing at deSingel Antwerp on 26-27 November 2015. Not only does this biennial conference explore the increasingly global role played by design and visual culture, it will also demonstrate the breadth of contemporary design and its multifaceted contexts. Integrated…
Would you believe that nowadays women still earn less than men? Well statistically, the gender pay gap still remains the clearest example of economic inequality for women today if you live in a western democracy. Founded by graphic designer and art director of Gratuitous Type, Elana Schlenker, Less Than 100…
The search for the best, young print designers is now over. Huge congratulations to recent graduate, artist and printmaker Daniel Fletcher who has just been crowned as the winner of People of Print’s Graduate Print Awards 2015. The enormous enthusiasm for producing top-quality artwork is evidenced through a series of…
Second place in this year’s Graduate Print Awards is the talented RCA graduate Edén Barrena. Edén impressed us with her pioneering use of lithography. Her series of striking prints is a result from her close observation and hands-on experiments in different printing techniques, drawing, and bookmaking. One of her primary…
Third place goes to Ruairi Fallon McGuigan who just completed his BA Illustration course with a first-class honours degree at Camberwell College of Art. We were awed by Ruairi’s woodcut prints that display such a professional quality. Along with great passion for crafts and illustration, Ruairi successfully demonstrates his exceptional…
Jeroen Heeman aka Erosie is an Eindhoven-based graffiti artist whose style is so distinguished that you’ll recognise his work even for the first time you see it. Having graduated from the Willem de Kooning Academy, Jeroen is well-versed in different art disciplines. From graffiti, mixed-media installation, collage, print to conceptual…
Last year, Offset attracted over 2,500 attendees to its Dublin event. Over the past six years, this annual event has risen to fast become one of the world’s most inspirational, educational and vocational conferences for the design and illustration industries. For this year, the organisers have decided to do something…
Nantes-based independent type foundry and design studio BB–Bureau have just released a new typeface designed exclusively for the stupendous design magazine Kiblind. This new design swings between playfulness and classical grotesque drawing, utilising irregular shapes and asymmetric grids to produce a typeface that is full of character and fun. Mischievous…