For illustrator and printmaker Leila Mead, inspiration can come from the most unexpected places. Her latest screen print, a dreamy jungle scene alive with animals and plants, began with an object from her childhood, a well-worn pencil case from the 90s that once belonged to her sister. The result is…
For the past six years, screen printing has been at the very core of Hagai’s creative practice. Always pushing the boundaries of what the medium can do, he continues to experiment with new formats that stretch beyond paper and into something more immersive. His most recent solo exhibition, The Days…
This summer, Tokyo-based artist Yuki Nagashima is presenting her latest body of work in a solo exhibition titled When the sun sleeps, the moon dances. The show runs from July 12 to August 9, 2025, at AKIINOUE (THE ROWS 2F, Daikanyama, Shibuya-ku), with an opening reception on July 12. Born…
Describing her illustration practice in a nutshell, Rhi Moxon says; “I draw people, places, and things that bring me joy”. Her work, which blends vibrant colour, symbolic detail, and a sense of wonder is inspired by travel, nature, memory, and dreamlike narratives. Rhi’s Huck Muck series is testament to this;…
Two and a half years ago, designer and printmaker Boris Rijksen created Human Being, Being Human, a type animation based on his feelings about the happenings in the world at the time. “Unfortunately, it feels even more relevant now,” says the artist, thus he decided to turn the work into…
Daria Starostin and her partner Diede van Ommen at Studio Vlinderboom recently hosted a Riso-Monotype workshop at the Amsterdam 750 festival. But this was no ordinary workshop in the studio space, as the event took place took place on a highway! Around 200 people participated in their workshop where they…
Zellerluoid is the artist behind The Bicylce Press. After many years using his “very unpronounceable” artist pseudonym ‘Zellerluoid‘ for everything screen print related, he has now reinvented his creative practice under the name of his studio, The Bicycle Press. “It’s never the right moment to do such things, especially when…
Type Thursday Tbilisi is a monthly gathering in Tbilisi for type-lovers from all walks of life and all levels of experience. After a two-year hiatus, the format was revived by Erika Ivashkevich and Adelina Shaydullina. The duo tasked graphic designer and poster artist Mikhail Lychkovskiy to design a poster and…
W Budapest, a hotel in the heart of the city and renowned for its cultural collaborations, is currently hosting an exhibition by internationally recognised artist and designer kissmiklos as part of their Design Exchange programme. The second edition of this innovative programme incorporates a full hotel takeover, transforming the entire…
Working from her countryside studio in Umeå, Sweden, Fia produces linocut prints inspired by her surroundings and everyday encounters. Printmaking and its various forms have been a big part of Fia’s life for the last decade. After high school, she began her career in the printing industry, and has since…
Booba Prints is Sivan Baron, a creative whose practice is rooted in linocut printmaking. “At its core, my art is about creating work that feels joyful, playful, and handmade. I love linocut printmaking because of its bold, graphic quality and hands-on process” says the printmaker. Lately, Sivan has been combining…
The Ink Club is a new venture from Rosie Lavis (@wildprintstudio) and Oceana Masterman-Smith (@oceanams). The duo have teamed up to form a creative space for printmakers to get together and translate their social media friendships into real world ones. The Ink Club invites printmakers from across the U.K to…
We’re proud to be supporting No Place Art’s debut exhibition which is taking place this Autumn at The Handbag Factory, ASC Gallery, in Vauxhall, London. Established in 2018, No Place Art is an artist-led initiative dedicated to supporting artists at any stage of their career and connecting them with their…
Will Mower’s latest project takes the form of generative art, examining the fixed nature of flag iconography and the symbolic associations we attach to their designs. Using a basic set of design rules governing colour, shape, and layout, the code generates flags at random. Each flag is then arbitrarily assigned…
Walden Press is a small print shop based in Cardigan, west Wales run by artist and printmaker Spike Gascoigne. Specialising in small runs of hand printed books, zines, prints and textiles, their work is often characterised by Spike’s graphic and geometric visual style, which stems from an interest in sacred…
Printed Festival is returning for its third edition to Chapter Arts Centre on the 28th-29th June 2025. A fun, free-entry, family-friendly weekend celebrating all things print, this year’s theme is Viva La Print! Printed Festival debuted in the summer of 2023, orchestrated by Tom Whitehead (The Printhaus, Ed & Flo)…
Entries are now open for Ironbridge Fine Arts’ highly regarded Printmaking Open 2025, inviting submissions from artists working in all printmaking disciplines – whether traditional, modern, or experimental. A highlight in the printmaking calendar, the annual competition draws submissions from both emerging and established artists across the UK and around…
Hinge Collaborative is a contemporary atelier and creative platform founded by the artist team of Séan Alonzo Harris and Elizabeth Jabar. After 30 years of experience in making, exhibiting, teaching, and public engagement initiatives, the pair opened a storefront studio in Waterville, Maine, to showcase emerging and established artists working…
It goes without saying, that we love championing independent publishing. Thus, this month we’re excited to showcase a collection of publications created by members of our Official POP community. From presentations of collections of works, to hand-crafted zines, our members demonstrate that print really isn’t dead. Roy Scholten: PRINT &…
Through a series of screen prints and a hand-bound, screen printed book and scroll, Daniel Etigson’s Love Your Shadow project explores the theme of the beautiful, protective shadow. The Toronto-based artist, writer, and printmaker developed this theme through his reading of Sumerian literature, which contains the oldest written word for shadow:…