Emma Hall is a designer from Cambridge, England currently living in Lisbon, Portugal. Growing up, Emma spent most of her childhood travelling around Africa, Europe, and Asia. She studied Architecture at Newcastle University between 2010-2013 and worked in practice for almost two years. However, feeling the urge to travel and…
Oficina Loba is a screenprinting studio founded in 2018 in Lisbon, Portugal, by illustrators Gonçalo Constanza and Gonçalo Duarte. The duo shared a passion for screenprinting, and decided to name their practice ‘Loba’ meaning ‘She Wolf’ in Portuguese as a reference to the creation of Rome, with the two brothers…
Lucy Merriman creates vibrant mixed media artworks and limited edition prints focusing on printmaking processes and painting. Her work is abstract and semi-abstract, often combining graphic form with layers of gestural brushstrokes. The Hackney Marshes lie just 500m from Lucy’s front door, and with the pandemic restricting her movements she…
Alexandra Melina Tremblay is a multidisciplinary artist based in Tkaronto/Toronto. Her practice is a collective of visual sensory play through halftone imagery and exploration of cognitive disfunction such as prosopagnosia (Face blindness). Her practice predominantly focuses on screen print, however, she is also interested in integrating textiles to include tactile…
Driven by a love of physical materials, Irish artist Eimearjean McCormack’s practice is predominantly print based. With a Masters degree in Fine Art Print from the University of the Arts London, in 2016 Eimearjean completed a second Masters in Graphic Design specialising in publication design projects primarily informed by artists’…
New year. New wall decor. Below, we’ve selected 10 awesome and colourful prints perfect for brightening up your home, office, or studio space in 2022, refreshing your walls and bringing all the joy. The Completist: Colour Block #4 £30Hand-printed in London by The Completist, and featuring shades of red, blue,…
Drop by Drop is a collaboration between screen print artist Roderick van Hasselt and word artist Majke Lüthi, and acts as a celebration of their friendship. Twenty years after they both attended a black and white photography course at the University Cultural Center in Groningen, The Netherlands, Majke asked Roderick…
This month, we’re delighted to present a selection of monochrome prints created by the talented members of our Official POP community. Through utilising just one colour, our members have conveyed powerful messages combined with a plethora of printmaking techniques. Studio Turbo: How to Build a Robot “I love drawing on…
Neil Crockley has been screen printing clothing and T-shirts for independent companies and creative individuals since 2013. He first learnt the basics of flatbed fine art screen printing on paper and other print techniques at Teesside University on a BA hons Fine Art degree. Previously, he had studied Graphic Design…
Last spring, screen printer and illustrator Studio Miammmiam produced a new set of screen prints entitled Amours Sauvages / Wild Loves. The collection, which was composed of 20 new screen prints, was exhibited at Supalife Kiosk, a screen print gallery in Berlin, last July, and is now for sale via…
Colour Black is the brand name of Dan Lacey; an advertising art director and screen print artist. After studying an Art and Design foundation, Graphic Design at uni, and a post graduate advertising course, in 2017 Dan partook in a screen printing course at City Lit in Holborn under the…
During lockdown London-based screen printer Nathalie Kingdon produced a collection of work based around the theme of summer, inspired by the South of France where she comes from. Beach scenes, palm trees, swimming pools, swimmers, pine trees, and Matisse-like shapes filled her artworks. She comments; “I was missing the place…
Ewan Taylor, AKA Redbellyboy, is a filmmaker and artist who specialises in screen printing. Originally from Aberdeen, Scotland, Ewan studied Film at Edinburgh College of Art before moving to London, where he has worked as a freelance film director for the past 20 years. His work includes TV and commercials, and…
UK experimental printmaker Rosie Emerson is releasing two brand new editions featuring queens from the silver screen; Brigitte Bardot and Nina Mae McKinney. “This whole collection has been great fun to print as no single print has been the same, it’s been a new reveal every time,” describes Rosie. Rise…
Miniprint Seoul studio directors and founders Albert Che and Samantha Blumenfeld will be hosting their first joint exhibition from November 3rd to the 27th. The exhibition, Serigraph, which will be held in Seoul at gallery Graphite on Pink, will showcase their different styles and how they are both able to…
Connect is a new collection of screen prints by Studio Carlijn; a design studio founded by Carlijn Timmermans based in Breda, the Netherlands. The series is inspired by being in contact with shape and colour, and balancing energy in everyday life, reflecting feelings of positivity, combined with the unexpected. Carlijn…
CARTODROMO is a screen print studio based in Bari, South Italy, specialising in art prints on various media including paper and fabric. The studio was founded in 2019 by Cristina Todisco; an independent Italian printmaker. CARTODROMO works in collaboration with artists to create unique works using the medium of silkscreen.…
Andromeda is a new print by award-winning contemporary artist Rosie Emerson. The piece is a stunning edition of only 16 hand painted screen prints, which with added diamond dust, are a fine example of Rosie’s alchemistic approach to printmaking. Inspired by her love of museums, architecture, theatre, silhouettes, shrines and…
Balancing feelings of both hope and despair, these recent prints by architect turned artist Alex Khabbazi evoke memories of chaotic world news and lockdown anxiety. The series draws influence from varied sources, from stop signs to folk art, and combines digital processes with elements of screen printing. An emerging artist…
SPOUK is the practice of Marieke Pras, a printmaker, designer, and researcher based in Groningen (NL). The name SPOUK is a pun derived from the local dialect. It means ghost, or to walk around like a ghost, and is also an inside joke for screen printing. It makes for an…