We are in absolute awe of the amazing cover design created by Studio Yukio. It is one of the most ambitious cover designs in our artist series cover for Element 003. The studio is famed for their compelling visual designs and fine execution. Today, we spoke to founders Michelle Phillips…
We are delighted to announce that the special design piece by founder Eike König of Hort is also gracing the front cover of the third issue of Print Isn’t Dead™. Eike König is considered one of the most influential designers of our time. Now, twenty years after Hort was first…
Currently based in Paris, Carlin Diaz works as a freelance animator / animation film director, illustrator and graphic designer often dabbling in print. With a heavy focus regarding shapes (be they organic or geometric) Carlin strives to visualize how forms can best be represented graphically though an array of textures…
Illustrator Matt Gondek has collaborated with independent publishers Valley Cruise Press to release a new zine ‘Struggles 3D.’ With only 100 copies available, the limited edition title is packed full of cartoon characters fighting, exploding and generally up to no good, all in ‘mind blowing 3D!’ Renowned for his pop-culture…
Illustrator Marina Esmeraldo splits her time between London and Barcelona, creating colourful images predominantly for fashion and music. With her witty and vibrant illustrations attracting a range of commissions and making a regular appearance on opinionated online magazine The Debrief, her digitalised drawings are perfect for the internet age. Inspired…
This whole hunt began with a curiosity that quickly snowballed into an obsession, the occasional appearance within a streetwear collection or on a B-Boy event flyer let us know we weren’t the only ones preoccupied with ‘that fucking font’. Heated Words Initial Research at House of Vans documented the uses…
LHR Exhibitions is a creative platform founded by Hackney based illustrator and designer Mr Gresty. Starting back in October 2013, they are now holding their 11th exhibition – the most recent centered on a simple two colour brief. For 2 Colour the artists were “invited to create a piece within…
The brand started life ‘as a few badges that were made and handed out to make Mel Elliott feel better after her boyfriend dumped her’. After graduating from the Royal College of Art, Mel started her design career and her little I love Mel badges became more of a brand…
Returning for its 4th year, Brooklyn Zine Festival is back and bringing two days full of independent magazines and inspiring panel talks hosted by writers and artists from across the five boroughs and beyond. This annual event features a total of 150 exhibitors including a broad spectrum of artists, designers…
All-round bae and graphic artist Ellie Andrews has been busy with her paintbrushes!
Fieldwork are a design agency with imaginative play and bright ideas at the forefront of their work ethos.’Tinkering’ as they put it, between Web Design, Branding, Digital and Print they respond to each client brief with the same excitement and enthusiasm. Collaborating with renowned quirky illustrators such as Charlotte Trounce,…
Launched in September 1998 as a thick, square, small-scale pocket book with the slogan ‘Small tank, big fish’, TANK is a quarterly magazine based in London. The magazine is preoccupied with the very concept of contemporary culture, covering art, fashion, music, news, and architecture. Their editorial platform is non-conventional. As…
Founded in 2011 by Graham Tait, North is a bi annual magazine centered around a passion for skateboarding and traditional film photography. We first spoke to Graham back in 2013, but I first picked up a copy of North a few weeks ago, drawn in by its beautifully raw aesthetic.…
Following their inaugural exhibition in spring last year, Royal College of Art graduates Danny Augustine and Adam Bridgland have continued to explore into the themes of lust and love and created an extensive range of colourful artworks now on display in the exhibition, ‘Behind The Curtains and Blinds’, at a…
By combining photographs of handmade models with other collaged material Ktoed constructs stark, yet magical landscapes.
In 2013 Californian art director and designer Julia Kostreva founded her creative studio and shop; ‘a place for work and play.’ The design philosophy behind the company stems from creativity coupled with practicality, revealing a perfectly balanced and self-aware tone that reflects elegance and sensibility. Her studio looks at brand…
Samuel Bradley is a London based photographer who specialises in documentary and editorial photography. His striking portraiture style lends itself perfectly to a range of clients through advertising and magazine based commissions. Although some of his images may be used for commercial purpose, they still have a wonderful quality of…
Ed Ruscha is an American artist associated with the pop art movement and has worked across the mediums of painting, drawing, photography and of course printmaking.
Old pal of People of Print, Brigid Deacon, makes everything look well alright in black and white!
NOWAY apparel is an independent clothing project brought to life by a couple of young Italian creatives. Experimenting with geometry, type, colour and pattern, their screen-printed designs appear on t-shirts and posters. Reflecting contemporary visuals, they seem to focus on an energetic fresh aesthetic that appeals to a younger market.…