Molly is a passionate print lover. As part of her People of Print Membership, we’ve chosen to highlight her university FMP project titled Letterpress Memories. In her final year, she fell in love with Letterpress printing and gathered a range of data focused around the practice. She even got interesting…
New People of Print Member North or Nowt are a Leeds-based print studio specialising in designing and printing gig posters. These take a slightly different approach, taking influences from found imagery and ephemera from digital and physical archives, opting to appropriate and manipulate instead of adding to an overly saturated world…
Showcased in our 36th issue of our Posterzine publication is the talented London-based lettering artist Ged Palmer. From his shimmering shop window signs to beautiful custom made lettering for business cards and other printed matter, Palmer’s hand-crafted designs have a charm that a computer could never replicate. In an exclusive…
The London Illustration Fair is just around the corner, and they’ve extended the call-out deadline to the 10th of September! For those of you who aren’t aware of The London Illustration Fair, this fabulous event sets out to showcase, support and champion the biggest and best, most creative and inspiring…
We’ve been busy adding new wonderful talent to our curated marketplace, in particular prints! Below we highlighted some of the amazing new products that fall under this popular category. Enjoy! Ben Boothman First up is our newest vendor Ben Boothman, a talented Leeds-based designer and illustrator who’s popping creations take…
SWIM is a London-based annual art and photography publication that strives to challenge conventional magazine formats through its design and structure. This week we’re excited to cover its second issue in print with its upcoming launch happening on the 30th August at Hannah Barry Gallery, Peckham. Issue 02 of SWIM…
Originating from Wales with a passion for all things printed is designer and new People of Print Member Fleur Ellis. Making and designing printed matter is something Ellis is especially passionate about, the craft and physicality of it being particularly important to her. The excitement comes from testing how a…
Killing it with their riso printing skills is Dundee Print Collective who’s collaborative risograph publication project titled Riso Soup caught the eye of our People of Print team. Riso Soup showcases the work from members of Dundee Print Collective who are interested in exploring the Riso print process. Started in…
You may be familiar with the concept of Typewine, a typographic wine label project born out of Micheal Kijac’s love of wine and typography. Typewine combines entertaining sayings with a range of striking typography, the result, a wine label collection for design-savvy wine lovers. And we know there’s plenty of…
Exploring the broadest reaches of the printmaking world is Pressing matters magazine issue 4. Available to purchase from our curated marketplace, Department Store, this independent publication explores, both in technique and location, an assortment of huge presses in Norway to an Iranian Paralympic athlete who loves to print, from a…
We’d like to introduce newborn remote publishing house CAN CAN PRESS. Based in Mexico, the studio is run by Gabino Azuela and Jackie Crespo, a creative young couple who specialised in arts, design and illustration as a personal project to publish their own work and later decided to open a…
Peter Bella is an artist, designer, and a design educator. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor of Art and Graphic Design at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA). He has taught a variety of design curriculum ranging from branding and advertising to typography as well as packaging to graphic design…
New People of Print Member FUTURES PAST is a cross-disciplinary art studio from Greece, founded in 2018 by Christina Tzekou, architect, and Anastasis Stratakis, visual artist. FUTURES PAST is a conceptual brand that produces art print editions, unique paintings and other multifunctional objects — addressing notions of identity renegotiation, transcultural…
Maze is a Brighton-based brand creating affordable contemporary artwork for people’s home inspired by their mutual love of mid-century modern design and graphics. Characterised by simple shapes and bold solid colours, all of Maze’s products are handmade playfully exploring their love of 1950’s educational book covers, nature and mechanical drawings.…
Cardiff-based printmaker and designer Laura Solteys caught our eye with her whimsical screenprints composed of punky pinks, abstract shapes and patterns fused with an iconic swoosh that helps you recognise her work from any distance. We caught her with her to find out a little more about what inspires her…
New People of Print Member Mustard Ivy is an Essex based eco-friendly screen printing family business. Mustard Ivy is made up of Connie, a London College of Fashion tailoring graduate and her mother, Maria, a retired Deputy Head Teacher. Their passion for print design snowballed when Connie designed a range…
Experimenting with geometric shapes, lines and layouts are proving to be very popular in the design industry’s current climate. On our curated marketplace, Department Store, this expands from designers and artists creating funky patterns to constructing them in abstract ways to create stunning pieces of work spanning from screenprints to…
Our curated marketplace is known for his fabulous range of printed matter ranging from independent magazines to risograph prints, screenprints, monoprints and more. This year however, we’ve been extensively adding to our alternative product collections such as accessories, homewares and clothing. This week we’re proud to feature our top 10…
We’re excited to present Manchester-based designer Laura Jane Boast who’s set to launch a new print magazine this summer, dedicated to designers and makers who are making a difference. We’ve all heard about ethical or ‘green’ design, but this designer wants to create a powerful platform and movement in order…
Bringing both the physical and digital together is Margate-based studio Face Invader Press. Their iconic Face Invader project has the purpose of giving cards a very personal and emotional exchange once more before modern digital photography and social networks completely take over the planet. These guys feel that the gesture…