Issue 61 of our monthly publishing project, Posterzine, presents an exciting collaboration with Brixton Brewery. Brixton Brewery was the dream of two couples who wanted to put the South London neighbourhood on the map. Starting back in 2013 in a railway arch, the newly bonded friends shared passion a for…
Alma Kamal is a San Francisco-based graphic designer with a passion for print. She moved across the globe to learn more about design, herself, and others, and is not afraid to push the boundaries in order to expand her knowledge and work. “Our World has changed. It has evolved drastically…
Our very special 60th issue of Posterzine™ celebrates the work of Stanley Donwood. This issue marks 5 years of independent publishing, and unlike others, includes two different poster variations, as well as an A4 foiled limited edition print in partnership with Foilco. Stanley Donwood is a man of many talents…
Screen print studio, CHOCHO, recently collaborated with French artist Olivier Tenedor, to print his 20-page book, BESTIAS. Based in Buenos Aires, Olivier is passionate about the myths and legends of different people from all over the world, and is a great admirer of les Arts Premiers. For this project, Olivier…
Træsh Forlag, aka Træsh Pubilcations, is a comic book publisher based in Trondheim, Norway. Træsh publications consists of Zarina Saidova and Ingrid Blix Dyrseth; Ingrid works as a freelance illustrator and is studying front-end development, and Zarina works as a full time illustrator at Skogen design agency. They met at Kristiania University…
Kateryna Bielobrova is a Ukrainian artist, illustrator, and designer. Her practice focuses on the exploration of the contemporary world and human nature, and she believes that psychological and philosophical research is important in order to create a more conscious and completed project. This research has led Kat to create No-End;…
Prelo Prints is a project born from a love for letterpress and all forms of early print. Predominantly focusing on 15th-century printing techniques and materials, using their wooden one-pull press (an interpretation of what a late 15th-century printing press might have looked and worked) they print reproductions of incunables, broadsides,…
Our new series meets the people behind some of the industry’s most inspiring work. This week, Seoul-based illustrator Kelly Belter gives sound advice for budding ‘zine printers, and tells us about her adventures in drawing. As a kid, I loved writing and illustrating my own stories and books. Drawing was a…
For our 59th issue of Posterzine™ we chat with multidisciplinary artist and art director Marco Oggian about getting expelled from university, and the hidden messages entwined with the upbeat characters he creates. Inside this awesome issue you can read an exclusive interview with the artist, and also bag a limited edition…
After nearly three decades of continuous publishing, Eye’s very special hundredth issue is titled ‘Talking about graphic design’, and is a broad overview of current design and designers. At 140 pages (including covers and inserts), this is the biggest Eye ever, all thanks to the generous support of readers, subscribers…
Bianca Tschaikner is an artist, printmaker, and storyteller from Austria. Her illustrations are inspired by her travels around countries including India, Iran, and Italy, where she likes to completely immerse herself in the culture in search of stories, images, and atmospheres. In her early twenties, Bianca was living in Morocco.…
Our 58th issue of Posterzine™ celebrates the work of artist Lynnie Z, and covers all things including annoying the neighbours from her studio, to her obsession with faces, and finding her flow. Lynnie’s style is incredibly distinctive, and she utilises a bold colour palette to depict her playful and charismatic…
First published in 1964 by Progresso Grafico, and distributed by G.B. Paravia, Alfa-Beta chronicles the history of writing and type. The book was conceived by Aldo Novarese, a highly influential type designer, as an overview of his in-depth historical study of letterforms and type design. Aldo’s legacy lives on in…
This month POP are proud to showcase a selection of publications created by members of our community. From fictional story books, to letterpress look books, and humorous zines, our members have shown great talent across an array of printed formats, helping to promote and preserve indie publishing. Soul Traits Studio:…
Small-press zines are the perfect marriage of design and digestible content, with heaps of pretty publications widely available to suit all interests. Just as the print press revolutionised the spread of news and information, the newfound respect for independent and DIY publishing helps democratise the world of design and culture.…
Whether you’re a pro graphic designer, or someone who’s just discovered obscure BBC4 documentaries about typefaces in the absence of Love Island, you can never have too many design books lying around. This selection of independent publishers produce books that help us understand the history and heritage of great design,…
Trio is a Risograph printed book, consisting of 10 pages of the same three Riso colours; fluorescent pink, medium blue, and yellow, in various colour combinations. The publication was designed, printed, and hand-bound by Amsterdam-based graphic designer, Lol Gallimore, in a very limited edition of 5. Lol’s works typically explores vibrant…
Issue 57 of People of Print’s monthly publishing project, Posterzine, showcases the work of British artist and illustrator, Magda Archer. Inside the issue you can read an exclusive interview with the artist, and bag a limited edition A1 poster of her ‘Stay Fresh’ graphic. Magda’s work consists of vibrant paintings and…
You haven’t left the house in 63 days. The money you’d normally spend on posh coffees and 14% beers that taste of grapefruit has been spent on a slick new desk instead. Now you need some proper nice books to live on it. Luckily the world of independent publishing is…
Hand Dryers, based on Samuel Ryde’s Instagram account, is the world’s most complete collection of hand dryers. Who knew that something so normal, so instantly forgettable, so remarkably unremarkable could be a thing of such beauty and intrigue? The book documents a stalwart of industrial design, an item so every…