Arsenal Handicraft is the husband and wife team of Dennis and Christina Jacobs. This talented creative pair run a two-person screen printing/illustration studio out of their home in Michigan, United States. Their DIY set up means they design and print everything in the house, hand pulling all of their prints…
New People of Print Member Adriano Fidalgo is a Portuguese/Brazilian graphic designer and printmaker based in London. His career started in Rio de Janeiro, where he grew up, working for fashion companies, publishing houses, design and architecture practices creating illustrations, books, catalogues, branding, environments and set designs. Later on, he…
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.…
Columbian-born designer Elena Etter has a passion for exploring forms of writing around and through design. Having studied at 4 different institutions graduating from Central Saint Martins in London. Her explorations, in particular, take the form of an obsession with language and communication that has found its focus in written languages…
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…
Characterised by minimal shapes in the form of explorative composition collages is the work of London-based visual artist Olga Casanova. After studying Interior Design and recently graduated with a degree in Graphic Design, Casanova worked for years in the digital design field. She soon swapped this for print. Casanova tells…
Australian-born and based in Sydney, JAH, also known as Judith Harvey, is an award-winning emerging artist, and now an official People of Print Member. JAH completed a Bachelors of Fine Arts at the University of New South Wales and is on the cusp of completing her Honours. JAH recently received…
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…
New People of Print Member BEAST Studio based in Malmö, Sweden, has been run by Robert Lindblom and Li Lindblom since 2013. This creative pair are two graphic designers and print enthusiasts who combine traditional graphic design work by offering affordable risograph printing to illustrators, designers, comic artists, musicians and other…
Since 2010, the Analog Research Lab at Facebook has been a repose from the screen and rooted in culture, creativity, design, and print. Ideologically, its existence reflects an antidote to the company’s digital nature while also acting as a means for meaningful and timely questions and ideas to become part…
When Mindy Schumacher studied Philosophy of Art in graduate school, she hadn’t anticipated working as an artist later on. That happened quite by chance. Her practice in textile printing began with several sparks over the years but caught fire when she became a mother. Desiring to adapt to a minimalist…
Inspired by colour, design, and culture, Joanna’s work reflects an investigation into contemporary manifestations of personal, cultural and social identity. The stories are told via prints that often include alternate personas, voices & characters emerging from this narrative and reflect a delight in the potential of difference, and revel in…
Characterised by bold colours and a playful use of shape and negative space is illustrator and designer, Sebastian Burnett. Having studied Graphic Design at York College for two years, then going onto study at Leeds Beckett Graphic Arts & Design for another three years, his skills as an illustrator and…
We’d like to introduce screenprinter and new official People of Print Member Max Lilley, who’s bold and brightly coloured prints caught the eye of our team here at POP. His enthusiastic and colourful attitude comes across in his printed works, his aim being to inspire the world to pick up…
We’re very excited to present new People of Print Member Chicago-based artists and master printers Curtis Readel, Zach Schrey and Steve Seeley who started POP!NK Editions in 2014. Dedicated to collaborative experiences with artists and utilising their collective techniques, they exclusively offer high-quality, hand-pulled screen print editions. They have printed…
Starting out as an online T-shirt designer in 2007, Scottish designer David Cumming and new People of Print Member swapped digital files for linoleum and ink in 2015. The cutting, inking and pressing process is as unpredictable as British weather, an aspect of print which Cumming most enjoys as often…
New People of Print Member John Harrison is a news addict. He osmoses information, churns and munches it up in his head, mixing it with experience as an illustrator and computer games artist, then pouring out his thoughts into his work. Through this process, he explores the ideas of modern…
Zé Monteiro, printmaker and official People of Print Member is relatively new to the world of screenprinting and isn’t afraid to admit it. Much like a squeegee’s, he tells us, his relationship with printing has had its comings and goings. The uncertainty of wild brushing some films to get a…
We’re excited to introduce KC (Kimberly Constantine) Ford, a graphic designer, illustrator and printmaker from Titchfield, England. Currently finishing her final year studying Graphic Arts at University of Southampton’s Winchester School of Art, KC has been interested in printmaking since her art and design foundation course in 2014 where she…
Surrey-born, and raised in Cornwall, Joanna Dowell originally trained as an Illustrator at Falmouth University. Her practice involved narrative based processes and worked both freelance and with London-based agency Artist Partners. Through the years print has come to dominate her practice and current work exploring the potential of printmaking for…