Norwegian-Singaporean artist and printmaker, Cathrine Alice Liberg, practices printmaking techniques ranging from stone lithography to photogravure and monotype from her base in Oslo. In the photogravure suite Imaginary Photographs of my Great-Grandmother, Cathrine staged portraits of her Chinese great-grandmother, of whom her family have no photographs or records of. “All I…
Ever wondered how hot models really are? Who’s the hottest? Who’s the coolest? Max Siedentopf’s new series Hot Gucci Models aims to shed some light on these questions. Max is a Namibian-German visual artist, publisher, director at RiffRaff, co-founder of Ordinary Magazine and creative director and partner of KesselsKramer. Currently based…
Quarterly fine art and photography magazine, Ordinary, are back with their 9th Issue. The publication features over 20 artists from around the world who are sent one ordinary object, which comes as an extra, to make it extra-ordinary. This time the issue is about one of the most ordinary objects…
SWIM magazine is back with their third issue celebrating art, photography, collaboration and exploration. Issue 03 is an exploration of changing mediums, with the contributing artists presenting and discussing work which signifies a conceptual or technical shift in their practice. In accordance with this theme, the cover for Issue 03 has been…
California based artist Monica Wiesblott creates images with ethereal characteristics evoking a mood, dream, or a long lost memory. Her methods of image making are varied, but always involve a journey and expression of the path taken. Monica’s etchings are founded and created from photographs she has taken. Educated as…
Over 3 years in the making, Their Grind Not Mine is Sydney based photographer and director Lester Jones’ first printed photography project which takes form in a limited edition 24 page zine. The project is designed to explore the human condition within the world of commuting, with uniquely intimate imagery shot around the…
Introducing Badlands 777, a self-published independent magazine exploring a wide range of topics aiming to honour those within the creative arts industry. The magazine is exclusively run by Chloe Lamb, Jade Lamb and Lilli-Rose Bailey in London has is now pushing out its fourth successful annual issue. Entitled ‘Not Me,…
Martin Leedham has been working as the technical instructor in printmaking at the University of Derby, School of Arts since 2010. Previously, he was a Lecturer in Printmaking at Leicester. Today, Martin owns and runs Castle Printmaking Studio in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire whilst also working freelance with artists wishing to use…
Emma McDermott is a recent Graphic Design and Illustration graduate, currently based in Liverpool, UK. In her current job she mostly designs for the UK’s biggest pub retailer, creating a range of print based designs such as posters, banners and flyers. Emma also has a passion for publication design, especially…
Official members Print To The People have got their kit off for a special calendar to celebrate their 10th birthday. Print To The People produce a calendar every year featuring artwork by studio members, but for 2019 they decided to do something a little different to celebrate their tenth anniversary.…
Striving for environmental change has become a passionate and popular subject in todays economy as more and more shocking images of the consequences of our daily lives are revealed as it takes it toll on our planet. Joining in on this protest is analog photographer and visual activist, Mary Moran.…
New to our curated marketplace is Your Local Newsstand, a Singapore-based group of publishers, artists, photographers and other creatives who specialising in the publishing of photography zines. Their goal is to create that not only contain beautiful images but have strong and meaningful narrative. Collaborating with photographers all over the…
Coming from the world of graphic design specialising in print media and from photography is Florian Tripoteau, a french graphic designer and new People of Print Member who developed a sensibility toward typography and signs, and a love for the poster and editorial design. As a late starter, Tripoteau studied…
Characterised by the phrase ‘Sometimes nice, sometimes uncomfortable’, Corrado Dalcò’s new fanzine titled A WHOLE NEW WORLD (produced by Aalphabet) is ruffling some feathers with its new limited edition 28 page publication for the IV edition of #DIYNIGHT. Corrado Dalcò is an Italian born photographer who found his fame in…
Being the start of something great is always satisfying. We heard from new People of Print Member James McBeath and his journey running and building what is now known as the Leeds Arts University print workshop. Having left University in 2003 studying traditional Black and White Photography, McBeath quickly found…
This month, culture-driven brand House of Vans and Palm* joined forces with a variety of awesome partners to bring you The Palm* Photo Prize – a collaborative user-generated exhibition taking over their underground gallery space. For those of you who don’t know, Palm* Studios is a London-based publisher founded in 2015…
Just when you think memes and starter pack are the most bizarre things you’ve seen, wait until you see what Clifford Jago has to offer. Jago is a London based stylist that uses DIY and found materials, presenting them in a sculptural approach. Jago came into existence through the zeitgeist…
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…
‘Currently Going’ by Trackie McLeod (or Connor to his mam) – Is a visual artist from Glasgow. He is studying Graphic Design at the Glasgow School of Art and will be graduating at the end of the year. Trackie describes his work as a hybrid between design and fine art,…
If you spend too much time on Instagram, which you probably do…Ice Cream Books is one of the accounts that you just have to follow. It is pairing classics, with ice cream. It’s strange, colourful – zingy and very conceptual. The result is beautiful visual experiments, mixing dripping, crushing and moving…