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…
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…
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…
Our brand new platform, Gradspotters, is dedicated to launching and marking new talents into the world of printmaking and design. We are currently welcoming applications from recent graduates who are looking for a stepping stone to sucess with their print-related career. Benefits of the platform include social media and blog…
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…
These colourful artworks by Christa Stoop are based on a unique concept which she calls “Cees Study Strava” (CSS). Inspired by the passion for cycling shared by her father Cees and his friends, these works captures their scenic rides across the Northern Province of the Netherlands. Christa’s father tracks every…
Colour Black’s new print release, PANETTONE, is ideal for the Christmas giving season, and a fun take on the traditional panettone. Each print in the collection is designed and colour matched to Pantone colours, making for a tongue-in-cheek piece that makes you look twice. The series was initiated after the…
Earlier this year, printmaker Stewart Taylor worked on a mixed-media print, The Old Man of Calke. The piece is inspired by the incredible photography of Andy Doughty and showcases the timeless beauty of the 1000-year-old Oak tree located in the Calke Abbey estate, Derbyshire (one of the oldest Oak trees…
Jaco Putker is a contemporary artist and printmaker from The Hague, The Netherlands. He combines digital and traditional techniques to produce images which are both playful and sinister, nostalgic and magical. Jaco was educated at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague, and also spent a year studying…
This month we’re delighted to showcase a selection of stickers from members of our community, because what’s better than plastering your laptop or the street with printy messages?! From reinterpretations of lino prints, to promotional stickers, our members have created a variety of fun designs. Design & Draw: No Fuss…
Sam Selley is a Yorkshire based queer artist working across a variety of printmaking techniques including linocut, screen print, Risograph, and intaglio printing. Their work often focuses around folklore and the natural environment, as well as bringing unusual combinations of objects, beings, and environments together. As a queer artist, Sam…
ShyBrainsGetNowt, aka Kelv, is an artist and graphic designer based out of East London, UK. Armed with a scalpel, a scanner, and a sixteen year old laser printer, he makes warped and wonky Xerox collage prints that fall somewhere between spooky and playful. After studying Industrial Design at University in…
DIMM is Diego Ignacio Miranda, a Chilean graphic designer and artist based in Barcelona. Diego’s work revolves around experimenting with new visual forms, geometrically abstracting both nature and everyday objects. By observing beyond superficial appearances, he has come to appreciate the subtlety of the structures present in his world. Diego…
Ornamental Patterns is a limited edition publication by designer and printmaker Julia Syrzistie. The piece has been printed in two editions; the first edition of 9 in navy, and the second in an edition of 28 in blue. The first edition was printed in Helsinki, Finland at S/O Helsinki during…
Hand Carved Magpie is Brittany Robert, a Cookeville, USA based linocut printmaker. Brittany grew up making art, and as a child she would spend hours recreating images from comics and cartoons that she admired. She was drawn to whimsy, humour, odd creatures, and concepts like magic, which are influences still…