Loose Collective is an independent creative studio based in Manchester, UK. Their design work has been featured in numerous major design books by publishers such as Victionary, Rockport/Rotovision, Thames & Hudson, AVA and Bloomsbury. They are regular lecturers on the BA(Hons) Graphic Design degree at the Manchester Metropolitan University and…
Michael Willis is a graphic artist with a strong visual identity. His work is focused on the flat composition of objects and shapes referencing graphic trends of the 1980’s. Michaels usual subject matter ranges from art objects, to nature and science all mixed together to create a collage of bright…
Abi Heyneke is an illustrator who has made a habit out of snooping around creative workspaces and asking questions, so we asked her to visit a studio for us. She took a wonderful selection of pictures from her recent visit with Russell Frost, a letterpress printer and collector of antique…
Jim Stoten’s ‘Eye In The Sky’ exhibition at DreamBagsJaguarShoes will launch with a private view on 24th March and will run all of the way until 20th July, so there are no excuses for not seeing this show. Jim Stoten is a multi-talented hybrid artist, illustrator, sculptor, musician and blogger…
Chris Pig has been an artist printmaker for a long time, inhabiting the bohemian underbelly of Hackney’s tidy retailing crust. He’s a genre artist irresistibly drawn to violence and the sordid dramas all around him. For eighteen years he lived right in the epicentre of the London Fields Boys turf…
Our digital content editor and London-based illustrator Lo Parkin make her debut into both the fashion and illustration industries as she provided a unique response to London Fashion Week, in her very first, limited edition, hand-drawn leporello publication titled “London Fashion Week an Illustrated Panorama.” This beautiful piece of work…
The fourth issue of the Melbourne / Berlin based, risograph photography journal presents the work of 10 European-based photographers. After appearances at the Tokyo, New York and LA Art Book Fairs and being included in the National Gallery of Victoria’s extensive Melbourne Now! exhibition, the journal’s fourth issue continues to…
Our campaign to create a print orientated quarterly magazine has been successfully funded. PRINT ISN’T DEAD will showcase and champion ‘print’ by compiling the ever-growing content from our website, as well as exclusive studio/company visits and interviews, into a beautifully printed collectable publication. If we reach our stretch goal of…
Marcroy from People of Print will be talking at the Let’s Be Brief Pop-Up School: Friendly Professional Development for Creative Industry, which kicks off next week at Bootstrap Company – running from 17-28 March. Designed with both start-ups and seasoned professionals in mind, the LBB Pop-Up School will provide training,…
Double Vision opens at 7pm – Late, 7th March at The Lauriston. The exhibition features work from 15 artists, who each received a very open brief: Double-Vision for the thirsty & illiterate. Some public houses are centuries old and many of their early customers were unable to read, but luckily…
Sarah Milton x Printer of Dreams presents ‘Helvetica Folded’. Over the next fortnight, surface pattern designer, Sarah Milton will be taking over the Printer of Dreams window display with her unique take on typography. The window exhibition will run for two weeks, with all three of her signed Limited Edition…
We are ecstatic to announce the launch of our DEPARTMENT STORE. A brand new place for selected creatives to sell their products with an affordable monthly license fee and a very reasonable commission rate on sales. We hope to change the face of retail for creatives, by offering an economical…
Atomica Gallery is excited to announce Everyone’s Got One: A Skull Showcase in collaboration with their friends The Circle running from 27th February – 29st March 2014 at The Circle, 21 Noel Street, W1F 8GP. Featuring work from a selection of Atomica artists and taking place in the beautiful gallery…
IKEA have cashed in on the use of a small space by using a simple (yet clever) low-tech solution. RGB (red, green and blue) are the light-based components that create such a wonderful result. It’s a similar idea to the work of Carnovsky. This billboard in Sweden shows three different…
Ditto Press is a print-publishing company based in London. They were the first company in the UK to specialise in Risograph printing. Covering the ground between digital and screen printing, they print on a variety of paper stocks giving a great finish at a fair price. They also cut, fold,…
Cotton Letterpress has launched onto the scene of contemporary British letterpress working out of their studio in the heart of Yorkshire, Leeds. Born from a love of old print disciplines and a desire to see those skills blended with modern design and print finishing techniques. They create striking, stand-out pieces…
Night Diver Press is a San Francisco-based design/production team dedicated to dovetailing the arts of print and illustration. Pete Calderwood and Lena Gustafson are the respective printers and illustrators heading the collaboration and together their styles compliment each other to create beautifully well-rounded art objects. They started in Boston back in 2010…
Jennifer is currently studying BFA (Hons) LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore. I came across her work by typing ‘rad posters’ into Google back in 2011. She has a really made a mark within the creative scene at such a young age. Jennifer Mehigan was last modified: February 26th,…
Kill Yourself Like A Man, the France-based illustrator has released Secret Stories II, a homemade printed zine boasting 44 B&W pages. Strictly limited to an edition of 50, coming signed and numbered and available to purchase for 10€ +P&P. KYLAM | Secret Stories II was last modified: February 26th, 2014…
Studiolent is a small Paris-based publisher. Its main focus for the past three years has been the production of posters, using blueprint printers. Normally used for architecture plans, this printing technique is not intended for printing shades of grey. The images created by the artists become distorted, sometimes changed beyond…