Northern Israel-based printmaker Haviva Seligson carves and hand-prints a figure mid-breath in a wild landscape, making a linocut that treats the act of printing itself as inseparable from the meaning it carries. The shofar is one of the oldest ritual instruments in existence, its sound shaped entirely by the body…
Sydney-based collage artist and designer Yeara Chaham asks whether a feeling from music can become an artwork, building a mixed media composition from scanned pearls, magazine fragments and cool blue tones to translate the particular atmosphere of Sade into something you can see. The starting point was a question: can…
British-Canadian graphic designer and illustrator Aysha Lilani merges East African heritage with snowboarding culture in Kichizi, a bold board graphic selected by Gilson Snow for their 2026 lineup that takes its name from a Kenyan word for mindset over struggle. The word came from a tour guide in Kenya, on…
Deliberate/Deliberate, a joint exhibition at Graphic Studio Gallery in Dublin, brought together two printmakers whose practices share a commitment to process, restraint and the slow emergence of meaning through structure and deviation. It can be rather calming, observing work that asks you to look slowly. Deliberate/Deliberate, which ran at Graphic…
English-Italian editor, photographer and founder Elena Fazzino has built Garden Party Magazine from a private Instagram account into an independently published, community-led print publication that asks its readers to slow down and pay attention. The name came first. Garden Party was a private Instagram account Elena Fazzino started around 2017,…
Boston-based artist Ellen Shattuck Pierce combines relief cut, tinted cyanotype and embossing into a handprinted wallpaper that holds grief and renewal in the same frame, drawing on the cycles of winter to reckon with the hardest kind of year. Winter has a particular quality of honesty. The burnt umber remains…
Abigail and Phebe Cameron transform shared childhood memory into bold, layered screen print, sculpture and installation, asking how much of the inner child survives the journey into adulthood. You’re walking into a room full of toys and sweets, and suddenly, you realise you are not entirely comfortable… That is the…
After a decade of growth, the French type foundry rebuilds from the ground up. After a decade of shaping contemporary type design, Blaze Type has launched a completely rebuilt version of its website. More than just a visual refresh, the new platform is a considered response to the realities of…
Tucked into the landscape of the Lake District, just outside Kendal, sits something extraordinary.James Cropper has been making paper here since 1845, on the same site, powered by the same surrounding environment, and driven by the same obsession with craft, colour, and innovation. And once a month, they open the…
Insights from People of Print member Maxim Print It’s often the finishing touches that make people stop, pick something up, and take a second look. A sharp edge, a precise cut, a surface that’s been etched, engraved, or sculpted into something unexpected. At Maxim Print, they’ve always believed that print…
Lisa Goebel, also known as The Naughty District, is a freelance communication designer and illustrator whose work blends analogue print processes with digital experimentation. Since launching her independent practice in 2022, her illustrations and printed works have been exhibited in cities including Berlin, London and Madrid. At the centre of…
At People of Print, we talk a lot about the final sheet. Ogling over the moment it hits the press, the way ink bites and foil lifts, the way a box lid closes with just the right resistance… But long before a sheet reaches a printer or packaging studio, it…
Insights from People of Print member Maxim Print In advertising, great ideas rarely stay neatly inside a screen. Campaigns spill out into the physical world, onto packaging, posters, installations, influencer boxes, experiential activations, and the many printed objects that bring creative ideas to life. For agencies, choosing the right print…
For designers, printmakers and packaging specialists, paper is never just a surface. It determines how ink behaves, how colour holds, how a box feels in the hand and how a brand is remembered. Few manufacturers understand this relationship between material and meaning as deeply as James Cropper. Founded in 1845…
There is something about stepping away from the noise and returning to the press that recalibrates everything. In April 2025, Jarred Elrod spent three days printing letterpress at Tipoteca Italiana in Cornuda, Italy. Surrounded by one of the world’s most extraordinary collections of wood and metal type, he produced a…
The team behind the largest letterpress printing press of its kind in the world has published a new book titled TOGETHER, bringing together works created in collaboration with communities across Yorkshire and beyond. At the heart of the project is the Guinness World Record-holding People Powered Press. Built by JKN…
What happens to a poster after the exhibition ends? For London-based designer and Verified People of Print Member Yuliya Ratnikova, that question became the starting point for something far bigger than a wall display. Bear with Me is a poster print installation created by Yuliya Ratnikova and Anna Ganna, using…
Printmaking is often associated with paper, glass, or framed works on a wall. Shani McLane’s collaboration with NEKI shifts that expectation. In Prints to NEKI, traditional print processes are translated into contemporary function-wear, positioning print not as decoration, but as a core design language embedded into how garments look, feel,…
This August, Bergen will host a rare opportunity to learn the traditional Japanese art of Mokuhanga in an intensive five-day course running from 10–14 August. Led by master carver Shoichi Kitamura and artist Miyuki Ninomiya, the course offers a hands-on introduction to centuries-old Japanese woodblock printing techniques. Open to all…
Somerset-based screen printer and Verified People of Print Member Hannah Carvell is stepping slightly outside her usual style with a new series of playful CMYK screen prints. Launching with Googly Eyes and soon expanding into a run of mini weather-inspired pieces, the series leans into clouds, sunshine and exaggerated eyes…