The Rabioso2024! Calendar is an artistic collaboration between five talented creators: Chontano, Frank Arbelo, Jodido Diego, Vicoockie and Tulusito. This work of graphic art consists of 15 prints created by screen printing on 220 gram recycled cardstock, each made with three hand-printed inks. Managed and printed at Gataller Graphic, a…
One of London-based artist Caroline Tomlinson’s goals for 2023 was to focus on developing a body of editioned screen prints that focused on the notion of ‘Belonging’. Her commercial illustration work had kept her so busy that it felt all the more essential to set a little time aside each…
Larna Mewett-Mayer, also known as lunkeymarna, continues to challenge the established norms in the art world, and her latest work, the See the Abuse print series, is no exception. Holding nothing back, the first three prints in this series dive into societal taboos, addressing the often-overlooked historic misogynistic treatment of…
Hagai Farago is a printmaker living and creating in Tel aviv, Jaffa. Fascinated with the potential of prints to point out and celebrate symbols and beliefs, through his art Hagai researches his past and finds a new perspective on his Hebrew language and heritage. Print has been a part of…
Brian Giles, aka Sonofafox, has just released a new collection of vibrant and mesmerising silkscreens which were created during his residency at Print Club London this summer. He tells us; “My time during my residency was a fantastic experience. The members were so helpful and friendly; working in such a…
Colour Black’s new print release, PANETTONE, is ideal for the Christmas giving season, and a fun take on the traditional panettone. Each print in the collection is designed and colour matched to Pantone colours, making for a tongue-in-cheek piece that makes you look twice. The series was initiated after the…
Sam Selley is a Yorkshire based queer artist working across a variety of printmaking techniques including linocut, screen print, Risograph, and intaglio printing. Their work often focuses around folklore and the natural environment, as well as bringing unusual combinations of objects, beings, and environments together. As a queer artist, Sam…
DIMM is Diego Ignacio Miranda, a Chilean graphic designer and artist based in Barcelona. Diego’s work revolves around experimenting with new visual forms, geometrically abstracting both nature and everyday objects. By observing beyond superficial appearances, he has come to appreciate the subtlety of the structures present in his world. Diego…
Jess Lolliot is a Manchester-based printmaker working across etching, linocut, screenprint, and monoprint. Jess flows between printmaking styles depending on her inspiration and mood, using a mixture of techniques to create her work, experimenting and often combining them to make her final pieces. She states; “For me, there is no…
The latest work by artist and Refueled magazine founder, Chris Brown, is inspired by four things; the reemergence of surfing in his life, his love of beat writer Jack Kerouac, the Pop art movement of the 1960s, and the music of Wilco. The title of his 36″ x 36″ silkscreen…
Street Art for Home is an international presentation of works by graffiti artists which includes three exhibitions across three locations; Sofia, Sao Paulo, and Bogotá. Organised by Sito Studio and Visionary, with support from the National Fund “Culture” under the program “One Year Grant”, Bulgarian and international street and graffiti…
Screenprinter and illustrator Zellerluoid has collaborated with his pal comic and poster artist Michael Hacker to organise this year’s Vienna International Gig Poster Show at WUK. The pair invited 14 artists and collectives from seven different countries to present their concert posters for bands including Foo Fighters, Melvins, Pixies, Iggy…
Dasha Starostin is an illustrator and visual artist originally from Moldova, and now based in Amsterdam. Working across screen printing, Risograph, and sublimation, printing is one of Dasha’s favourite ways to bring her stories to life and share them with others. Her creations cover the mediums of zines, posters, installations, and…
It’s All Goods Co. are a Bournemouth-based screen printing studio, specialising in printing and embroidery on clothing. Founded by Nina and Charlotte “two of the south coast’s Merch Queens”, they work with a lot of small businesses, creating workwear, as well as supporting upcoming brands, and printing merchandise. With no…
The autumn winds are whispering, and the Halloween season is just around the corner. What better way to celebrate this spooky time of year than by adding a touch of eerie elegance to your wardrobe? Dungarees + Squeegees (D+S) have you covered with their latest creations: the Spooky Ghost Tee,…
Los Angeles-based screenprinting studio, Let Go Printing, were recently tasked with the challenging reproduction of Matthew Sairio‘s Untitled. Matthew Sairio is a Brooklyn-based fibre artist working in free-motion machine embroidery, applique, and upholstery. The original piece is a 14″ x 14″ stretched canvas with freeform embroidery and fabric applique, and…
We All Look at the Same Sky is part of an ongoing series of both editioned silkscreen prints and originals by London-based artist Caroline Tomlinson. At the heart of the series is the exploration of the notion of ‘belonging’, and what it means to feel a part of something, or…
Since graduating this summer, surface pattern designer, Sophie Amelia, has been super busy. Among various exhibitions, taking part in careers workshops with the Princes Trust, following up on leads, applying to jobs and funding, and continuing to print, Sophie felt like “I was that busy that I didn’t have time…
Barcelona-based visual artist Micaela Muzi is currently working on a new project born from her fascination with mountains and outdoor explorations; An Ode to the Mountain. For the last three years, Micaela has been hiking in different places between Argentina (where she is from) and Spain (where she has been…
Emily Chappell is a freelance illustrator, artist, and silkscreen printer. Originally from Manchester, she graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 2006 after studying illustration and design, and has stayed in Scotland ever since. For the last 13 years Emily has worked designing for a variety of sectors, including…