In Off the Grid, Leipzig based artist Alexander Endrullat takes discarded laptops and tablets and uses them as physical printing plates. The results are striking material prints that expose the internal structures, mechanical damage and traces of everyday use embedded within digital devices. What begins as a simple act of…
In recent years, we have seen a rise in print-on-demand services, pushing forward digital printing technologies and capabilities, and naturally, as a result of this, most inks are engineered for fast-drying commercial presses. This has meant one of the oldest mediums in printmaking nearly ran out of its most essential…
In her linocut titled Celestial Dog, Lithuanian-born artist Kristina Vasiljeva turns to folklore as a source of both imagery and meaning. The print depicts a cosmic dog devouring the sun, a dramatic motif found in various mythological traditions. Set against a star-filled sky and framed with Baltic-inspired patterns, the piece…
In her project titled WHAT NOW, Sofia based illustrator and visual artist Zhana Mitkova examines the disorienting, often transformative moment that arrives when a person asks themselves what comes next. Created through an open call by Sito Studio, the project took shape as both a zine and a series of…
Dublin-based artist Sam O’Reilly describes his ongoing project Process as both a celebration of screen printing and a call to reconnect with the act of making. Through a body of prints built around CMYK and halftone techniques, he invites viewers and fellow artists to look closely at what happens before…
For more than ten years, London artist and designer Dex has poured a creative obsession into a singular ongoing project: a body of typographic maps that chart the city’s books, films, music, streets, and secret corners. What began in 2012 with The Literary London Map grew into a trilogy and…
Pittsburgh-based artist and filmmaker David Bernabo creates letterpress prints that operate like surreal maps. His imagined landscapes lean into anti-perspective, collage logic, and architectural fragments, allowing each work to unfold like a narrative about place, memory, and societal structures. Printmaking is only one part of Bernabo’s wider studio practice, which…
In The Sensory Language of Flowers, graphic designer Celeste De Plano explores the intricate visual and tactile cues that flowers use to communicate with pollinators. Drawing inspiration from botanist Heather Whitney’s TED Talk, The Secret Language of Flowers, the zine investigates the invisible structures present on the surface of petals,…
When Susan Lefler stepped away from her corporate job to pursue printmaking full time, she needed to find a new rhythm. For years, her creative practice existed as a side-hobby, with small evening projects (cards for friends’ birthdays, small leaf studies captured after collecting autumn leaves) carved and printed after…
For visual communication designer extroo, creating a fan poster for the documentary Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat became a personal reminder of the political responsibility that comes with being a designer. The project functioned as both a homage and a declaration, a piece of work that clarified the kind of…
In his latest work titled Find Your Own Way, Manchester based designer Matthew Melling reflects on the pressures of comparison, the unpredictability of life and the quiet strength that comes from trusting your own path. The piece was sparked by a simple moment at home, a conversation with his wife…
For graphic artist Matt Schuster, WORKERFILE is more than a project. It is a reclamation. After decades working as an art director and believing that a career in graphic design would offer stability and a dependable creative path, Schuster found himself feeling increasingly distant from the strange, experimental, personal work…
In Zanmulgyeol (ripples), artist Joonhee Myung (also known as JUNOS) follows a quiet thread that runs between the living egrets of Seoul’s waterways and the cranes carved into the city’s old wooden doors. What at first appears to be a simple visual coincidence gradually expands into something much deeper: a…
German designer Mona Wingerter has unveiled a beautifully considered new visual identity for her own practice, Design Studio Mona. A project that distils her approach into its purest form: clear, modern, and material-led. Since founding her studio in 2018, Wingerter has specialised in visual identities, brand design, and packaging, drawing…
CMYK Festival of Print and Illustration is returning to Hereford College of Arts on Saturday, May 17th 2025. Following the success of last year’s event, which attracted over 1,500 visitors and featured artists from as far afield as Brazil, CMYK 2025 promises to be an even more vibrant celebration of…
Print Isn’t Dead Magazine is back! For this extra special sixth edition of the bi-annual magazine we have proudly partnered with StickerApp to bring you a fully customisable magazine cover. Now funding on our own crowdfunding platform, In Perpetuum, Print Isn’t Dead showcases all things design, print, and creative community; with…
In celebration of their 25th anniversary in May 2025, OFFF, the International Festival of Creativity, Art and Digital design, has unveiled an exciting new rebrand titled Centre OFFF Gravity. The rebrand includes a suite of assets including logo, colour palette, typography, and a new website. Since its inception in Barcelona…
Our annual gift guide for print lovers is back! A print nerd’s stocking wouldn’t be complete without some of these creative gifts by independent makers and stores. Covering books, workshops, apparel, and, of course, prints, and spanning various budgets, we’ve catered for all of your printy gifting needs this festive…
Yes, we know, we can’t believe another year is almost over, but with that means a bright new start with lots of exciting things on the horizon. And, of course (and maybe, more importantly), the opportunity to bag yourself a new calendar and get your 2025 organised. Showcasing and supporting…
Alphabet in Motion is an ABC pop-up book, researched, written, designed, and paper-engineered by Kelli Anderson. The book explains how typography works, looking at the technologies and worldviews that have shaped letterforms through the ages. The premise of the book centres around the idea that if you look carefully, you…