Andy MacDougall has been teaching and promoting screenprinting for 25 years. He has written a couple of books (Screenprinting Today, the Basics, and helped publish A History of Screenprinting) plus tons of articles and podcasts in Screenprinting Magazine. His current project is Screen The World, which was accelerated during COVID…
Alice Thomas is a Bristol-based multidisciplinary printmaker whose creative practice focuses on the mediums of linocut, silkscreen, and Risograph printing. Alice also experiments with other creative mediums such as zine-making, film-making, and ceramics, resulting in a well rounded and diverse body of work which explores a variety of themes from…
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…
Matías Eiras is a graphic designer and artist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Specialising in type and branding design, he has 8 years of experience in the industry, and was educated at the Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires. Beyond his professional projects, Matías crafts artistic posters, playing with halftone techniques…
ÇAÇİÇAKADUZ is Istanbul, Turkey-based printmaker and papermaker sisters, Yasemin Özcan (Çaçi) and Ezgi Özcan (Çakaduz). Çaçi completed her education at Marmara University, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Textiles, and Çakaduz completed her education in the Department of Painting. Their practice is named after their nicknames (Çaçi and Çakaduz) that…
Collaboration is a key component to the running of Upright Press, a small print shop in Columbus, OH. For Jess Hinshaw (the studio’s founder) and her team, every day involves working with clients to get things printed the way they want them. Thus, it was only natural for them to…
This month we’re stoked to check out a few printed publications from some of the incredible members of our People of Print Membership community. From Risograph printed zines, to handmade artist’s books, take a look at these awesome publications below. Wen Ching Yiu / Krystine: AVA Magazine #12 AVA Magazine…
When it came to creating her linocut Christmas cards this year, Haychley Webb of Stellabox Designs decided to make a lovely robin the star. She tells us; “I didn’t want the cards to be overly Christmassy, so designed a block that could be used in Springtime too – a robin…
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…
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…
Larna Mewett-Mayer, also known as lunkeymarna, continues to challenge the established norms in the art world, and her latest work, the See the Abuse print series, is no exception. Holding nothing back, the first three prints in this series dive into societal taboos, addressing the often-overlooked historic misogynistic treatment of…
Hagai Farago is a printmaker living and creating in Tel aviv, Jaffa. Fascinated with the potential of prints to point out and celebrate symbols and beliefs, through his art Hagai researches his past and finds a new perspective on his Hebrew language and heritage. Print has been a part of…
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…
In the life of a designer, education is essential, and in the attempts of constant self-improvement, it is important to meet the very “own” teacher — the one who will help to reveal and strengthen one’s abilities. For graphic designer, Mikhail Lychjovskiy, the famous poster artist Peter Bankov became such…
Brian Giles, aka Sonofafox, has just released a new collection of vibrant and mesmerising silkscreens which were created during his residency at Print Club London this summer. He tells us; “My time during my residency was a fantastic experience. The members were so helpful and friendly; working in such a…
Freelance lettering artist, Ollie Cooper, has released a limited edition 30 piece Risograph print series of his Kinder illustration exclusively for The London Illustration Fair (LIF) 24-26 November 2023. The inspiration for the piece was ignited after Ollie’s niece shared her “first day at a new school” jitters before the…
A trip to Marrakech in Morocco back in the Summer has inspired a new collection of works from linocut printmaker Sarah Ransome. She found great inspiration from the vibrant colours, patterns, food, and culture she experienced. However, it was a visit to Le Jardin Majorelle that sparked the idea for…