Utrecht graphic designer and screen printer Boris Rijksen creates a custom limited edition print for the Utrecht Public Library’s new year celebrations, gifted to partners and stakeholders in an edition of 200 and made in two versions mirrored to produce four distinct gifts. When the Utrecht Public Library wanted to…
On 6 June 2026, Derby came together to celebrate a remarkable milestone. As part of the city’s ongoing 50:50 Twinning celebrations, People of Print and Department Store & Co invited creatives, designers, illustrators and local residents to explore a simple but powerful question: What does connection mean to you? The…
Newcastle-based freelance graphic designer Millie Carmel Jobson turns a sketchbook collage experiment with GF Smith Colorplan paper samples into a four-colour screen print made at Incubate Printmaking in the Ouseburn, letting imperfection and intuition do the heavy lifting. It started with paper samples. A set of GF Smith Colorplan swatches…
Berlin-based artist and spatial designer Sabine Kelka translates the visual language of electrical circuit diagrams into large-scale silkscreen prints on textile, turning engineering notation into something spatial, physical and quietly disorienting. Electrical circuit diagrams have their own rigorous visual grammar: standardised symbols, precise connections, a language designed for clarity and…
Greek illustrator Nasia Stylidou, aka Decomposition, brings a six-year-old vision to life as an 85-piece holographic screenprint, placing a spiked-armored woman knight at the centre of a collapsing nebula through a collaboration that merges conceptual image-making with meticulous craft. The image of a knight riding into battle is almost always…
Abigail and Phebe Cameron transform shared childhood memory into bold, layered screen print, sculpture and installation, asking how much of the inner child survives the journey into adulthood. You’re walking into a room full of toys and sweets, and suddenly, you realise you are not entirely comfortable… That is the…
Somerset-based screen printer and Verified People of Print Member Hannah Carvell is stepping slightly outside her usual style with a new series of playful CMYK screen prints. Launching with Googly Eyes and soon expanding into a run of mini weather-inspired pieces, the series leans into clouds, sunshine and exaggerated eyes…
January Blues is a handmade banner and screen-printing project created by Laura January, born during the early chaos of raising twins and shaped by music, lyrics, and poetry. What began as an experiment at her dining room table has developed into a tactile, typographic practice rooted in experimentation and the…
What Are These Fibers? is a screen printed poster by Casiel Checoni that reflects on the value of taking work beyond the digital surface and into the physical world. Printed using black ink and silver plated ink on Chambril paper, the poster began as a series of abstract calligraphic brush…
Bio-adversity: Plantae is a body of work by Annika McFarlane that brings biodiversity and printmaking together through process as much as concept. The project celebrates endangered plant species from A to Z, with each plant represented by a single, unique monotype screen print. In total, the series comprises 26 one-of-one…
Disintegration is a limited edition serigraph by Dereck Seltzer, working under the name TMRWLND. The work examines the moment where human identity begins to fracture under technological pressure, continuing the artist’s ongoing investigation into chaos, control, and the future of the body in an era shaped by surveillance, systems, and…
Plenty Saturated is a collaborative beer release from DEYA Brewing Company and Floc Brewing, bringing together two much-loved Double IPA approaches into a shared, hop-forward vision. Rooted in a mutual obsession with softness, saturation, and intense hop expression, the collaboration represents a meeting point between DEYA’s Saturated series and Floc’s…
Manchester based designer Danielle Molyneux, working under the studio name Dotto, has launched Pop Talk, a collection of limited edition screen prints that turns everyday phrases into bold typographic artworks. Drawing from throwaway comments overheard in conversations with friends, family, and group chats, the series captures how casual language can…
Printing in the Wind: The Absurd Red & White Machine is a site-specific live printing performance by artist and printmaker Hagai Farago, presented at Beit Barakat Cultural Center in Jaffa. The work combines hand-pulled screen printing with performance, architecture, and public interaction, transforming a familiar urban material into an unfolding…
Wild Flowers is a four-colour screen print by graphic designer Raoul Wilke, created following a residency at NoPoint Atelier in Bulgaria. The work captures a moment shaped by place, process, and experimentation, drawing directly from the landscape surrounding the studio and the analogue techniques explored during the residency. The initial…
Brno based screen-printing studio Screeno has taken a new step in its ongoing commitment to education and experimentation by developing a CMYK screen-printing workflow. Known for running hands-on workshops and creative team-building sessions, the studio has long been interested in CMYK printing as both a technical challenge and a teaching…
Bardo 10 × 10 is a collaborative poster project created to celebrate the first ten years of Bardo Industries and the relationships that have shaped the studio’s practice. Rather than producing a retrospective or summary of past work, the project looks outward, using collaboration as both its subject and method.…
The Cameron Twins return with Love You! (2026), a new limited-edition fine art print and the third release in their ongoing Valentine’s Love Hurts series. Building on the success of two sold-out editions from 2024 and 2025, the new work continues the duo’s distinctive exploration of emotion, nostalgia, and the…
Dublin-based artist Sam O’Reilly describes his ongoing project Process as both a celebration of screen printing and a call to reconnect with the act of making. Through a body of prints built around CMYK and halftone techniques, he invites viewers and fellow artists to look closely at what happens before…
When the alt rock and metal band Vower approached True Spilt Milk to create a special edition screen printed poster for their UK and EU winter tour, they brought a clear emotional request. They wanted an image that conveyed the feeling of safety in the midst of chaos. For artist…