In October 2025, designer, artist, and educator Feixue Mei organised the Boundless Bound Symposium and Art Book Fair at James Madison University in Virginia. Held over two days, the event brought together artists, designers, scholars, and students to explore self-publishing as a site where creative practice and academic research can…
Chicago-based artist Marylu E. Herrera has found a way to bring Risograph printing out of the studio and into everyday life. Through a series of collectible Riso-printed keychains, now stocked in Good Things Vending machines across Chicago, Herrera transforms traditional prints into small, tactile objects designed to be handled, carried,…
2027: A Year in Review is a comedic zine by London-based graphic designer Tommy Evans that presents an intentionally overbearing summary of a fictional future year. Designed as a parody of annual reviews, cultural roundups and encyclopaedic reference books, the publication offers a full account of the Whom, What, Wez,…
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…
As the year wraps up, many of us start thinking: maybe 2025 could use a tidy sign-off, but 2026? 2026 is waiting to be filled. Whether you’re planning projects, jotting down birthdays, or simply craving a monthly dose of design inspiration, the right calendar can set the tone. Here are…
There are few things in modern culture as strangely mesmerising as a good unboxing video.A box. A pair of hands. A slow reveal.Somewhere between anticipation and ASMR, unboxing has evolved from a niche internet quirk into a global phenomenon, and it’s not slowing down. Scroll any platform, and you’ll find…
If you asked most people to picture a printmaker, they probably wouldn’t imagine someone who spends their days surveying buildings and their nights meticulously working over copper plates. But Daniel Connolly, better known in the studio and online as Daniel Printmaker, is exactly that kind of creative contradiction. Based between…
Partner Member spotlight For almost two centuries, the story of James Cropper has been intertwined with the Lake District: a place of industrial heritage, craft tradition, and quiet innovation. The Burneside mill, established in 1845, has weathered the shifts of industrial Britain and emerged today as one of the most…
To mark the five-year anniversary of the School of Peter Bankov, designers Mikhail Lychkovskiy and Anastasia Temirkhan have unveiled a project that’s both a celebration and a love letter, a motion poster anthology created by twelve designers, each one an alumnus of the legendary Bankov Poster School (BPS). The concept…
Tucked away in the heart of Mayfair, Mount Street Printers has spent more than four decades mastering the delicate balance between heritage craftsmanship and modern innovation. Founded as a family-run business over 44 years ago, the studio has grown into one of London’s most respected names in fine print, known…
Barcelona-based graphic designer and creative director Meritxell Casamira has built a practice defined by meaning, emotion, and human connection. Leading her own studio, Casamira Studio, she crafts visual languages that go beyond aesthetics, designs that speak with honesty and engage the senses as much as the intellect. Her journey began…
Few artists have taken the humble LEGO brick and transformed it into a medium of fine printmaking quite like Roy Scholten. Known for his innovative LEGO letterpress technique and his long-running 50 Birds series, Roy continues to blur the line between play, precision, and print. His latest work, The Common…
Read our exclusive interview with Toronto-based creative powerhouse Aditya Mehta, who has spent the last decade redefining how the world discovers artists. As the founder and CEO of Art&Found, Aditya has built what he calls a “creator search engine”. A platform designed to connect brands and individuals with creatives across…
We’re delighted to welcome Yashfa Raza to People of Print! Based in Pakistan, Yashfa is a multidisciplinary printmaker whose practice beautifully bridges the traditional and the contemporary. Having recently completed an MA in Multi-disciplinary Printmaking (2024), Yashfa’s work explores the expressive potential of processes such as etching, monoprint, and lithography.…
Italian printmaker and pop member, Enea Seregni, began his journey into the world of printmaking back in 2017. What started as a dive into linocut technique quickly turned into a personal and artistic research, particularly inspired by his deep love for cult horror, fantasy, and science fiction movies. From the…
Colour and play have always been intrinsically intertwined. An act of swinging, a seesaw aloft, a slide glowing in sunlight can remind us of freedom, curiosity, and possibility. For designer‐artist-educator Yinka Ilori, those simple childhood moments became the foundation of a philosophy: that design, joy and community belong together. That philosophy…
It’s always an exciting moment when a collectible world meets a luxury maison. And in the Moynat × Kasing Lung collaboration, that meeting point is not just the bags and leather goods, it’s the packaging itself. It signals that what lies inside is a story, a world, and a piece…
Vonik’s work is undeniably playful, detailed, and filled with quiet wonder. This time, the People of Print member has taken that illustrative charm beyond paper and pixels, teaming up with FiberArt to create a woven blanket that feels like a seaside daydream you can wrap around yourself. Last month, the…
What happens when a luxury cognac brand, a global sports powerhouse, and a typographic visionary join forces? You get a collaboration that fuses heritage, hustle, and handcraft in one striking visual statement. For the Hennessy x Adidas Arena campaign in Paris, South African designer Andrew Footit was tasked with bringing…
There’s something magical about The New Forest, an ancient landscape where ponies roam freely, legends whisper through the trees, and history feels very much alive. So when Studio Glass was tasked with rebranding the area’s tourism identity, they didn’t just design a logo, they unearthed an entire folklore-driven narrative that…