Taking inspiration from varied fields including mythological creatures, nature, pop culture, and street art, Albuquerque-based printmaker Ayemurs creates enchanting linocut and litho prints. Ayemurs was first introduced to printmaking in high school where she won awards for her collagraph work. This led her to pursue an education in the arts,…
Toronto-based artist Heather J. A. Thomson’s practice is an amalgamation of her passion for history and her desire to create visual art. By looking at and reflecting upon the past, Heather aims to inspire the present and question our values. The artist received a BA from the University of Guelph…
leafie, the pioneering media platform that delves into the realms of drugs and cultural phenomena, have teamed up with In Perpetuum, People of Print’s crowdfunding platform, to launch their debut print publication. Issue 01 of leafie’s bi-annual print magazine will create a beautiful physical space for content that doesn’t fit online,…
Fiona Hamilton is a multi-disciplinary printmaker and artist based in Bristol. Her work explores the ecological sublime and an appreciation of the majesty of nature. She uses detailed intaglio etching, drypoint, lithography, and chine collé to draw the viewer into an ethereal landscape that has an impact on our sense…
Robyn Maclennan is an artist and printmaker who uses multiple printmaking and photography processes to explore the landscape and our connections to it. Robyn works as a print technician at Leicester Print Workshop, and is also currently a PhD candidate at London College of Communication. Her research revolves around how…
From her studio in Crossgar, Northern Ireland, Gail Kelly creates hand-printed lithographs depicting standing stones and fairy thorn trees, distant islands, and traditional farm cottages. Gail has been making prints for over 50 years, and started learning stone lithography 30 years ago. She now has her own litho press in…
At the beginning of 2022, Michael van Kekem reacted to an open call from graphic workshop Minnigh in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, calling for printmakers wanting to experiment with materials and techniques. After getting selected for their printmaking project ‘StartPress’, he got the chance to work with two techniques: carbon printing…
The Liquorice Press’ love affair with print pushes them beyond the ordinary. Embracing both traditional and cutting-edge techniques, their team produce exceptional printed pieces for their clients, turning great ideas into beautiful reality. Everyone at Liquorice has a passion for quality, priding themselves on the outstanding quality of their design,…
Massimo Spadari grew up in the Italian North-Eastern countryside, where as a child he loved to watch animals, bugs, and all forms of life. Today, the nature he witnessed throughout his childhood continues to play a big role in his life, influencing his work as a printmaker. In 2014, he…
French illustration and printmaking duo Mayumi Otero and Raphael Urwiller invite us to explore their universe of prints that not only champion originality but also leave viewers to interpret what they see and decipher the hidden complexities of the seemingly innocent illustrations. United by their love for drawing and printmaking,…
Mat Denney is an artist working across the fields of printmaking, photography, interactive art, motion and animation, and drawing. He fell in love with print while studying for a foundation, which then led him to achieve a degree in Fine Art Printmaking from Norwich School of Art. Initially working in stone…
Illustrator, graphic designer, and Official POP Member, Saki Matsumoto, has been working on a series of projects exploring her aesthetic inspirations through the medium of lithography. Most often working on graphic design projects for books, magazines, and advertising, Saki’s explorations in lithography allow her to experiment with a variety of…
With a love for etching, stone lithography, and the connection that they have with our relationship with the environment; Jemma Gunning’s print work captures our fading industrial heritage. Like our presence, the use of acids in Jemma’s printmaking practice physically manipulates the surface of metals and stones, resonating our impacts as…
Alice Lazarus is a multidisciplinary designer and artist based in London. Since graduating two years ago in Fine Art Painting from Edinburgh College of Art she has worked in both art and design studios to develop and make work with a range of creatives. At university Alice focused on printmaking…
Fiona Quill is a printmaker and educator based in Limerick. Her practice encompasses monoprint, silkscreen, experimental litho and occasionally intaglio. She is a member and Chair of the Board of Directors at Limerick Printmakers group. Fiona’s work is based on self examination. She uses this process to project issues of environmental,…
Coming to York this month is the impressive Print Stuff independent print and publishing fair. Print Stuff was set up in 2017 by York-based friends, collaborators and makers, Jamie Mills, Megan Wellington-Barratt and Kris Sale and since then have continued to develop the Print Stuff into the fantastic event it…
Matt Johnstone is a Brighton based illustrator. He likes to walk or cycle to the top of The Downs. That where he usually comes up with his of ideas and future illustration projects. His Illustrations are a mix of traditional and digital techniques with a bright and optimistic colour palette.…
Julia Marco is a Spanish compulsive drawer and dedicated printmaker who studied Fine Art in Valencia then went on to complete an MA in Print at the RCA. She has also deepened her printmaking skills by working at different studios and workshops around the world such as Akademia sztuk pi?knych…
The latest edition of Eye is a type special, which includes features about Nadine Chahine, MuirMcNeil, NovoTypo, House Industries and Neue Kabe, among many other subjects like publishing, design software, education and photography – as well as a packed reviews section covering design and visual culture from around the world.…
At first glance the work of Bianca Cork is perhaps confusing to understand, it’s purpose and even form are intertwined with heavy experimentation and even further process exploration. Through various techniques such as etching, aquatint, spit bite, lithography, mono-print, relief and screen-print, her work provides an endless scope for experimentation…