Next up in the series is another practical piece of advice from the founder of London-based pop-up workshop service Check Out My Print!, Magda Kaggwa. As many of you might be under a lot of pressure to succeed in the ‘real world’, and although we can’t promise that this interview…
Last week we paid a visit to the first act of the London College of Communication’s annual degree show, a showcase from the School of Media, with courses including Photography, Photojournalism, Film and Television and Advertising. Being particularly impressed with the emerging creative talent from the BA (Hons) in Photography, we’ve…
Paolo Morales is a photographer whose images have been published internationally as well as being held in multiple collections and showcased in a selection of exhibitions, including Detroit Center of Contemporary Photography, Kings Highway Library, and Pingyao International Photography Festival, to name just a few. Paolo’s latest exhibit is part…
Seeing London from a different perspective through experimenting with angle and scale, Pattern of the city is a joint exhibition in collaboration with Timber Yard. Featuring London based creative’s Elsie Wong and Kathryn Hassan; their work looks at the juxtaposition and synchronicity of metropolitan and natural landscapes. Pattern of the…
London Graphic Centre has teamed up with Berlin based design duo 44Flavours (Sebastian Bagge and Julio Rölle) on a project to encourage new talent. Currently on display at their flagship store in Covent Garden, Wall of Wisdom is the latest addition to their billboard. LGC Billboard | 44Flavours | Wall…
Chris Arundel is a London based designer who work spreads across illustration, animation and murals. With a signature tactile hand-rendered aesthetic, Chris plays with simple outlines and bold block colours. Only graduating last year were looking forward to things to come and have a particular fondness of his flash art…
Freelance graphic designer Sarah Krebietke specialises in editorial design, typography, exhibition design and the development of visual identities. Both research and context are fundamental in Sarah’s approach to graphic design, taking great care in the slightest of details, which she values as important as seeing her projects in a broader…
‘The Dollar is too Nationalistic. Here’s what it should look like instead.’ Swiss Design graduate Travis Purrington has reinvented the American Dollar for his major thesis, and his version boasts no presidents, eagles or national monuments, and has a modern illustrative curiosity. The design of the dollar hasn’t significantly changed…
Tom Deason is an illustrator and designer from London who finished the illustration course at UWE in Bristol. Although being very much into screenprinting, these are his first risoprints. It seems as if he’s got a knack for it and we’re looking forward to seeing many more. Tom Deason was…
We are very proud to post about our very own award winning People of Print member Emma Fisher who has taken the creative world by storm shortly after graduating from LCC. She has been featured in Computer Arts as a New Star of Design and has also won the YCN…
Fantastically detailed pen drawings and etchings from french Central St Martins graduate Octave Marsal. His architectural explorations into human nature are both imaginatively psychedelic and painstakingly accurately rendered. He can often be found collaborating with his long term artistic partner, the sculptor and photographer Theo De Gueltzl, whom he shares…
Camberwell graduate Chloe Greenfield was one of the stand-out students for me this summer. Her work at the Camberwell College degree show was confident and bold, and displayed high quality outcomes in screen print, riso and ceramics. I had chat to her about why her dream studio would be in…
Joey is a recent graduate of Norwich University of Arts where he studied Games Art and Design but is now based in Brighton. He’s got a penchant for character design, video games, faces and bodies. His characters are every bit as sweet as they are funny and detailed. Joey Everett…
Thank you to everyone for your wonderful submissions for the Graduate Print Awards 2014, we have been overwhelmed by the incredibly high standard of work and the hundreds of submissions we have received. Now, People of Print are proud to present our hand selected nominations and if you are on…
It has been a great success and we are thrilled to announce our favourite pieces of work produced by the recent Graphic Design and Illustration graduates from the University of Brighton. The show ended on Sunday under the baking July sun of London and here are our picks from last…
We were very excited to be visiting the Brighton Show last night and once again it seems to be another prolific year for recent Graphic Design and Illustration graduates from the University of Brighton.
Another shiny graduate from Manchester School of Art. Stephanie Shaw is a mixed-media illustrator whose striking images and eclectic mixed style have put her in the spotlight. Currently based between York and Manchester, Shaw is an expert in ink drawing, watercolouring and collage but what delight us greatly are her…
Daniele Sonnino is a Rome born, Brighton bred and London dwelling illustrator, graphic designer, illustrator, collector and ‘whatever’ who has recently graduated from LCC. He’s already been hotly tipped by Creative Review and it’s clear to see why. Daniele Sonnino was last modified: July 14th, 2014 by People of Print…
It’s degree show season and with that comes a wealth of work from the freshest and brightest graduates in the land. One of the most beautiful pieces of work is a new journal called Unknown Quantities.
Matthew Fleming is a 22 year-old student and photographer currently operating in Lancaster. We met at university and now the product of Matthew’s incessant photographing has come to fruition.