Carl Cozier aka Holy Moly is an artist, activist, and illustrator from Bristol, or, as he likes to describe himself; “a multi-disciplined creator of colourful things”. Since he can remember, Carl has always had an obsession with art, and it was clear to him that this is what he would…
It takes a smart design agency to be able to seamlessly transition from designing for Amnesty International to tackling projects for luxury brands like Calvin Klein and Prada, or pieces that feel, perhaps, less than sexy for telecom brands. C100 Studio in Munich has created great work for all of…
For many people working in the creative industries, the pandemic has been a time of uncertainty; and for just as many, a time to actually have a think about what you do for a living and why. Without things like pints in public places, and community, there’s been more time…
We came across the ad agency Our Friends in London thanks to the gorgeous identity it created for sake brand Wakaze, which launched earlier this year. What grabs you about the identity, first off, are the brilliant illustrations: strange, surreal but somehow very adorable creatures adorn the bottle labels, and…
Jordan Gadeke is a graphic designer, artist, and student at the University of Gloucestershire, working with branding and illustration. Describing himself as a “fidgeting nightmare”, being creative was the only vice that kept him still and focused as a child. “In my early years, I was often told by the…
Egyptian-born designer Nour Shourbagy has been on our radar for a little while now, having come to our attention with a project that launched in December 2019. Shourbagy had worked with Nada Kassem to create a mini guidebook for the hijab shopping area Ain Shams in Cairo, aimed at making…
We’re longtime admirers of Oslo-based design agency Bielke&Yang, which has an apparently effortless knack for merging sharp graphic design and branding work with witty, playful illustration. The studio was founded in 2012, and since then has gone on to work on projects ranging from LBGTQ health campaigns to design fair…
Beavertown Brewery, a long-standing pal of People of Print, has proven itself to be a bastion of brilliant offbeat design, intricate illustration and popping colours (as well as very very tasty beer) since its launch around eight years ago. In a world where craft beer copycats are two a penny,…
Following a brand refresh for their 21st birthday, Quarantine commissioned design studio, Dotto, to produce a piece of advocacy print to share with potential supporters, partners, commissioners and industry contacts. The book, printed by Pressision, provides an introduction to Quarantine and their work, and features quotes and imagery from their vast back catalogue. The…
For her latest project, freelance graphic artist Fanny Papay created the branding design for Sziget Festival 2020. Sziget is one of the biggest music festivals in Europe which celebrates freedom and equality, calling themselves “the Island of freedom”. Fanny graduated from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design as a graphic…
We’re excited to introduce two new projects by Graphic Designer and Official POP Member, Hui yeon Hwang. Hui’s signature graphic aesthetic of textural, collage-like layers and bright and colourful character has been reinterpreted in both these projects with great success. She created a brand new identity for the company Ildetex, and…
Dotto is an indie graphic design studio based in Manchester, UK with a playful, positive approach. Specialising in brand and visual identity, alongside printed and digital marketing and communication, art direction and web design. The studio is super small and super flexible, working collaboratively with an ace team of experts…
This year, Graphic Design Festival Scotland is turning 5 years old! Run by James Gilchrist, Beth Wilson, Victoria Donnelly and Mitchell Gillies of Glasgow-based design practice Warriors Studio, the festival has welcomed 150,000 participants, visitors and contributors and organised over 120 projects and events so far. Through their week long…
Ufuk Baris Mutlu is a young Turkish multidisciplinary designer, media artist, and new People of Print Member based in Istanbul. Growing up in Istanbul’s culturally diverse environment provided Mutlu with a medley of colours, patterns, historic artefacts and materials to be inspired from during his childhood. “I still remember how…
Having started his career at the ripe age of 18, Michael Arnold has gone on to work with established clients around the globe. Some of his achievements include working as an Illustrator on campaigns such as J2O’s Summer Fling packaging with BBH, which was the first time Britvic had used an…
The character of Micky Mouse is known on a global scale for his optimistic attitude and loveable nature, being a part of most of the population’s childhood. To celebrate his 90th birthday, Vans premium offshoot Vault have teamed up with four iconic artists to create a full collection of footwear…
Print is not dead. Print objects may not compete with its digital counterpart in speed, but at the same time, that´s its advantage. A well-crafted print product will give its customer a different experience and the joy of a physical object. This is the philosophy of new People of Print…
We present another fantastic project completed by TwoPoints Design studio consisting of a new corporate identity for NYC architecture firm Dash Marshall. A successful execution for a client comes from really understanding the brand attitude, approach to their particular medium and the context within which they operate in. So, when…
Presenting NM Type, a type foundry based in Sweden and Spain consisting of creative duo Noel Pretorius and María Ramos. They’ve been releasing typefaces since 2017 and already been awarded for their excellent skill with a Certificate of Typographic Excellence by the New York Type Directors Club. Now working with…
Two Points are back again and have reimagined the branding for the supermarket brand – Aldi. This is a fictional branding questioning the bigger picture behind design and it’s function. This project was commissioned by Icon Magazine. When you ask yourself about the function of communication design – one of…