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…
A new exciting magazine that has recently been published is arts and culture magazine, Emulsion. This artist-led publication was born out of a desire to represent progressive creatives whose work pushes the boundaries of their respective genres. Today we feature the very first edition featuring an array of artist interviews,…
Buenos Aires has a longstanding graphic heritage. The city’s first trade union was arguably created by graphic workers with the inhabitants of Buenos Aires called Porteños because they live in a port city and their families arrived at the port from a wide scope of regions. The development in the…
Designer Philipp Herrmann presents his two 10-page specimens showcasing his bespoke retail typeface Atak along with two colourful projects of Out of the Dark bespoke type design work for Ramazzotti and Campari Group. Herrmann’s 10 page specimen takes the form of a bold 4-colour Pantone offset print in an edition…
We’d like to introduce BurnType, a small Brooklyn-based type studio creating bold fonts that manage to balance function with expression in a beautiful fashion. The studio was founded by Michael Bagnardi in July 2017 in Brooklyn, New York and as BurnType’s notoriety grew, its bold approach to type and NSFW…
Mapology Guides is brand co-founded by Tina Bernstein who create and publish beautifully illustrated self-help guides with each map featuring a writer and illustrator, utilising language and imagery to make the complex subjects engaging. Collaboration is the key when it comes to this ongoing project with different illustrators contributing their whimsical illustrations…
New People of Print Member is Amsterdam-based independent design studio Format Wars founded by graphic designer, photographer and video artist Florencia Viadana in 2017. Viadana grew up surrounded by visual art, her father is a craftsman and sculptor whilst her mother is a painter and her two sisters are also…
Recent graphic design and illustration graduate Lol Gallimore, previously based in Liverpool, has now moved to the Netherlands to continue her career in design. Gallimore’s particular passion is publication design, in all formats; hand-binded, bespoke books, catalogues and loose leaf structured formats. Characterised by bright, vibrant colours usually created through a…
We’d like to welcome Portsmouth-based graphic designer Megan Milum as part of our People of Print Membership programme. We’ve chosen to showcase an interesting conceptual project created by Milum focused around the idea of inspiration. The word ‘inspiration’ is used frequently throughout the design industry, people are desperate to know…
New People of Print Member Christopher Zoellner Pinto is a visual artist and print textile designer based in Taipei, Taiwan. Despite growing up in Brazil, he has been living in Asia for 12 years, which has indelibly shaped his worldview and artistic practice. After majoring in Painting and Fine Arts,…
It’s back again with another amazing issue. Pressing Matters magazine have stormed their way through to issue 05, featuring another batch of talented artists, designers and studios wrapped up in a 100 page publication printed by Park Communications on Edixion Offset paper. What Pressing Matters and also ourselves love about…
2018 is coming to a close and calendar season is fast approaching. Printed calendars are what we usually use to track our schedule consisting of months and days laid out in a strict design layout, giving us faith that a similar structure can be applied to our lives to hit…
Poster Tribune, a self published newspaper devoted to posters, began in 2011. Fast forward 7 years to the current day and it’s now taken the form of an established Swiss printed publication containing the theme of posters as it’s main focus. Most recently, this well-loved piece of print has been…
Having designed an exclusive range of organic clothing and accessories in tandem with his new activity book, Marcus Walters presents his latest collection for the Tate Galleries. Following on from his AOI Shortlisted work for the Tate Kids website (tate.org.uk/kids), his new publication is jam-packed with puzzles, games and colouring…
You may have remembered us featuring Dutch Illustrator Wijtze Valkema’s coffee cup illustration collaboration project, Drip For Drip a few years ago. This week we’re featuring his next feat, Octobercup, a project consisting of 30 coffee cups by 30 illustrators, revealing one cup per day on their Instagram page, their…
Colophon Type Foundry is a group of guys who are absolutely smashing the type design game. This week we’ve chosen to feature their Aperçu typeface, a design that began conception in December 2009 which was then trialled & tested throughout a number of design commissions through the following year. The…
Presenting Historical Homos, the world’s first no-fucks-given guide to history’s greatest homos: ladies, gentlemen, and every kween in between. Conceptualised by brother and sister duo Lucy and Sebastian Hendra, HH’s mission is to make the legacy of history’s greatest LGBTQ+ figures more visible than ever before. Lucy is a satirical…
Having started his career at the ripe age of 18, Michael Arnold has gone on to work with established clients around the globe. Some of his achievements include working as an Illustrator on campaigns such as J2O’s Summer Fling packaging with BBH, which was the first time Britvic had used an…
For their latest Activism issue, Varoom’s new editor Olivia Ahmad has curated a fascinating selection of artwork and viewpoints. From Samandal, the Lebanese comics collection battling state censorship to Tara Books feminist adaptations of traditional Indian stories, this saucy issue also showcases some pretty sweet illustration including an in-your-face cover illustration…