Holly Tudor is an illustrator and designer based in Manchester, and the face behind Is This Real Life?; an independent clothing brand with an aim to create wearable pieces of art inspired by existentialism and modern living. Whilst she has always loved drawing and illustration, Holly gained a degree in…
This pattern design is the latest fashion related project from Prague-based graphic designer Mario Carpe. He was commissioned by La Muda Club, a company that changes the traditional way male underwear is purchased, to create an eye-catching print for one of their releases. La Muda provides clients with high-quality underwear…
Neil Crockley has been screen printing clothing and T-shirts for independent companies and creative individuals since 2013. He first learnt the basics of flatbed fine art screen printing on paper and other print techniques at Teesside University on a BA hons Fine Art degree. Previously, he had studied Graphic Design…
Lana Hughes is a Graphic designer turned Textile Artist based in London. She started out working as a Graphic Designer, and although she has always been one, during the lockdown of 2020 she started working with textiles too. Lana designs and creates lettering, and works on all kinds of projects…
POEMET is a new print and textile brand, founded and designed by Michal Lifshitz; a graphic designer and art-lover. By establishing POEMET, Michal fulfilled her lifelong dream of creating her own brand that emphasises and brings together her love for different design fields. The name POEMET is inspired by a…
gOoZ, is an artist, illustrator, and designer from Oxford. Jack Goozee, the face behind the brand, didn’t take the usual artistic route, abandoning the study of art after sixteen, he instead studied history at university. “The reasons I was drawn to study history, are the reasons I have always loved…
Based in New York City, Peaches Design create typographic and illustrative screen printed apparel. The shop was founded by Arieta Palevic, who approaches her business from a perspective of inclusivity. Their apparel runs a broad range of sizes, and is also completely gender neutral. “I see a lot of big…
Hailing from what he describes as “the beautiful town” of Graz in Austria, over the years Lukas Haider has become known for his thoughtful, striking and highly original approach to graphic design and typography. Haider studied “so-called ‘Information Design’,” as he puts it, at the FH Joanneum in Graz, a…
Abigail Bromige-Smith is an artist, designer, and maker, living and working in South East London. Her work exhibits a love for colour, shape, and pattern, taking inspiration from 1970s and Art Deco design. Her journey into the creative world started when she moved to London in 2013 to study Illustration…
London-based artist Lizzie King‘s latest project was created to celebrate World Skate Day. The t-shirt, available until 19th July 2021 on Print Social, an online pre-sale platform that allows creators to sell their ideas in a sustainable way, is inspired by the famous skate parks of Venice Beach. Lizzie studied Fine…
Over the past 18 months Nathan Dalla Riva has slowly built up a little home studio for screen printing. Operating as Forme, Nathan designs and prints a range of apparel inspired by 90s culture, his heritage, and skateboarding. Based near Doncaster in the U.K, Nathan describes his upbringing as “typically British”,…
The past year or so has been tricky/nightmarish for many of us; especially those businesses or people who rely on events to pay the bills. For some people, that swift removal of reliable income has seen them change lanes, or careers (remember Fatima?), or at the very least, branch out…
We’re excited to share an awesome new range of printed goods by POP Member and Graphic Designer, Jordan Gadeke. The range includes 7 prints, 2 sticker designs and hoodies, tote bags and planters! The collection is all about combining messages of positive reinforcement with products that are either practical or…
Vans, a global icon of creative expression, has recently launched a new campaign; These Projects Are Ads for Creativity. The new artist-first brand campaign showcases creativity in its purest form. Instead of following a conventional ad campaign approach, Vans committed their resources to support the physical act of creativity itself,…
Phoebe Hall is a Yorkshire-based BA Graphic Design student at Leeds Arts University, and founder of HECTOR design studio. HECTOR specialise in screen printing and digital graphic design, often combining both processes to create a wide range of digital representation for live briefs, collaborations, client briefs, and personal projects. Phoebe…
Seán Joseph Brennan is a screen printer living and working in Dublin, Ireland. After having to return to Ireland from Australia due to the Covid pandemic, he is currently working as a screen printer in his day job in a car parts manufacturer, as well as producing screen prints of…
Joblin Agteresch and Jeroen Klootsema are the duo behind Groningen-based screen printing studio, Real Friends. The two individual designers have different specialities, and work on separate projects as well as self initiated projects together. Sharing a passion for print and the physical product, they currently work on collaborations within the…
This month we’re delighted to present a selection of beautiful printed textile projects by some of the talented members of our POP community. From abstract patterned, screen printed cushions, to stunningly illustrated silk scarves, and hand-dyed cotton shawls, our members exhibit great innovation when working with the medium. Lou Rowland:…
Leigh Bagley is a textile and pattern designer, celebrated for his prominent use of colour and geometric forms. His work redefines contemporary art and pattern for interiors and public buildings, directly taking influence from everyday surroundings and a love of modernist and abstract aesthetics. Alongside his own collection of prints,…
Music can do a lot of things. According to Madonna, it makes the people come together; for Missy Elliot it makes you lose control; for Julie Andrews, it’s the very thing that makes the hills alive. ABBA? They’re just bloody grateful for it. And as Hot Chip’ synth botherer Joe…