Soar and Belong are the latest screen print releases from Caroline Tomlinson, a London-based illustrator and artist. These pieces have been created in order for her to experiment with loosening up her process, and dropping the restraints and tightness that is often placed upon a creative when working on commercial…
We’re delighted to introduce a selection of print projects from our community that celebrate all things flora and fauna. From linocut illustrations of small eco-systems, to Risograph prints of birds in their natural environments, our members have used their printmaking skills to advocate for the respect of the wonderful world…
Alice Oehr is a commercial illustrator, artist, and designer from Melbourne. Her distinct, colourful style incorporates a love of food, pattern, collage, and drawing. Her background in design informs her art practice with a strong emphasis on bold forms and strong colours. She draws both for work and for fun,…
On April 4, 5, and 6 OFFF Barcelona returns, the industry-leading festival which presents at the apex of the latest trends in the field of creativity, art, and digital design. OFFF is the largest showcase and meeting point for contemporary visual creativity, where the very best talent present their…
For the new exhibition Living Looonger at NEMO Science Museum’s De Studio, communications agency KesselsKramer have teamed up with illustrator Francesca Albergo to share some life-lengthening hacks with the world. Be happy, make friends, flush the toilet with the lid down. If you do these simple things every day, you…
John Devolle is an illustrator and author, currently living and working in Dublin, Ireland. Over the past 15 years he has worked for various clients, including magazines such as GQ, Monocle, and The Financial Times, and organisations such as The Houses of Parliament and The British Library, where he has…
Edie Woolf is a Bristol based illustrator, comic artist, and printmaker who creates introspective comics and animations that promote themes of self-exploration, kindness, positivity, and anti-hustle culture vibes. She also regularly releases new clothing lines and art prints with these same themes. Edie graduated from UWE with a degree in Illustration back…
Max Gordon is an illustrator, designer, doodler, and screen printer based out of Philadelphia. He designs t-shirts, logos, gig posters, and illustrations that explore childhood and art school influences. Experimenting with screen printing techniques and playing with colour, line, and texture (over and over again) allows Max to create both…
Created by FUPE (a collective that questions dominant power structures as tools to create individual and collective agency), Megalomaniacs is a card game that initiates conversations around wealth, power, and influence. Including 54 cards illustrated by Emiliano Ponzi and designed by Craig Ward, the game is influenced by Top Trumps…
In the ever-evolving realm of creativity, 2024 stands as a year of significant transformation and exploration. The trends shaping this landscape are not only about aesthetic shifts, but also reflect deeper changes in how creatives approach their craft. From architecture to branding, this comprehensive exploration into the creative trends of…
Utrecht-based graphic design and illustrator Petra Verkade’s Risograph calendar is ideal for jotting down all of your friends and families birthdays. Making the Risograph birthday calendar was a fun process for the designer; “I enjoyed the freedom of designing without constraints, creating colourful, vibrant compositions.” After digital designing and layer…
THIS IS FUN, ISN’T IT, aka Sarah Sumeray, is a London-based artist creating retro comic-inspired art and pop culture reimagined as vintage cartoons. Her work taps into childhood nostalgia (mostly from the 1950s-1970s) and features all you’d expect from aged kids comics, including authentic-looking faded halftones and damaged inks. Most…
For a delightful collaboration with Caskshare, screen printer and designer Phoebe Phillips has embarked on a creative journey to design two distinct pieces for their sister bottles. As an independent bottler redefining the whisky experience, Caskshare’s vision aligns with showcasing artists and writers on each label, bringing a unique touch…
The Rabioso2024! Calendar is an artistic collaboration between five talented creators: Chontano, Frank Arbelo, Jodido Diego, Vicoockie and Tulusito. This work of graphic art consists of 15 prints created by screen printing on 220 gram recycled cardstock, each made with three hand-printed inks. Managed and printed at Gataller Graphic, a…
Gradspotters is People of Print’s brand new platform dedicated to championing emerging talents in the fields of print and design. We are currently accepting applications from recent graduates who are looking to forge their future in the print industry and join a thriving and supporting community of like-minded individuals. Joining…
One of London-based artist Caroline Tomlinson’s goals for 2023 was to focus on developing a body of editioned screen prints that focused on the notion of ‘Belonging’. Her commercial illustration work had kept her so busy that it felt all the more essential to set a little time aside each…
Inspired by photocopied flyers and zines of the 80s and 90s, ShyBrainsGetNowt’s Zine Deck is a unique deck of playing cards. Each element was printed, cut out, and pasted back together and scanned in to create a super tactile, super scuzzy deck of poker cards. The project was initiated after…
We’re here to support and champion the work of recent graduates with our brand new platform, Gradspotters. With a heap of perks including blog articles, guided mentorship, and features in our publications, Gradspotters helps new graduates in the fields of print and design make their mark and establish their presence…
We’re here to help you get your new year organised with our round up of the best calendars for 2024. From wall planners, to desk calendars, and vibrant illustrations, to simple typography, there’s a calendar for every space and taste. Check them out below and fill your 2024 with joy…
During Wobby Workout, a work period at Dutch autonomous illustration platform Wobby.club, Mika Schalks produced a fictional TV guide, Normal Ordinary SIGNAL. During this residency, he continued his graduation work about the queerness of television. The TV channels he created for that work inspired him to dive deeper into the…