Bbblob is a moniker by Jacelyn, an illustrator and designer from Singapore who works with independent labels to develop branding, logos, and print design. She graduated with a fashion degree from London College of Fashion, and has since focused her artistic practice on creating illustrations. Through her works as Bbblob,…
The Resort Studio was created with it’s founder Susie Sharman-Hayles’ love of tropical plant life, and bold, colourful architecture at it’s heart. After travelling to destinations such as Morocco and India, she had an abundance of inspiration that she wanted to utilise, but was unsure of which avenue to pursue.…
Lost Time aims to spark action and ignite conversation around the gender pay gap. In 2020, the gap stands at 17.3%, meaning women effectively work for free for 63 days a year. Lost Time have created a large-format, limited-edition print to spotlight the issue, with all of the profits going…
Doriane Millet is a french artist currently based in Marseille. Passionate about narrative images, she works on personal projects including comics, art prints, and wall paintings. Conceptual, figurative, and emotional, her work crosses over a variety of domains including contemporary art, illustration, and interior design. The artist takes narrative images…
Graphic and illustrative designer, Debby Peeters, lives and works in a little Dutch town called Reuver. Since graduating as a Graphic Designer in 2005, her work has progressed to focus more and more on illustration. Her style is colourful and expressive, and animals are often her chosen subject. Debby predominantly…
Adding vibrant colour and bold pattern to the post industrial landscape of Manchester, the works of Plug-In Pencil are joyful and playful abstractions of architecture. Their images focus on a building’s detail, using technical drawing styles to explore hidden surrealism. As a trained and practising architect, Plug-In Pencil particularly love…
Micky Cranston is a designer and printmaker working across screen and relief print. His work is a mixture of illustration and collage created from found images, type, vintage illustrations, comic book art, advertising, and photographs. He is relatively new to the world of printmaking, having dabbled here and there over…
Cansu Topaloglu is an Istanbul-based, multi-disciplinary creative with a background in art, design and literary media. Highly experimental during her process, Cansu thrives on stepping out of her comfort zone, and seeks to find the correlation between materialism and the digital world through her work. Any material can be a…
People of Print are very excited to announce the launch of our brand new shop; PEOPLEOFPRINT.STORE. Carefully curated by our Director, Marcroy Smith, the store will feature collaborations, limited editions, and exclusive prints. Making great art accessible to everyone, the shop specialises in luxury products at a fair and affordable…
Pubs; they’re at the heart of our community and culture. The places we head into after work to dissect and forget our day. Where drinks are spilled, quizzes are lost and memories are made. However, faced by the current crisis, our pubs are at risk, and without support many will…
The art scene in China has been growing rapidly over recent years, with the art of printmaking (dating back 1400 years to the Tang dynasty) as one of its leading forms of expression. Working within, and extending this ancient tradition, printmaking in China today clearly demonstrates its importance by its…
Dublin based print studio, Damn Fine Print, have produced a limited edition A2 screen print in tribute to the legendary producer, DJ, and musical inspiration, Andrew Weatherall. The print is inspired by the story behind a tattoo that Weatherall had: “This young lad picked me up for a gig in Cork.…
For all of those affected by Coronavirus and stuck at home in self-isolation, we are offering a free issue of our Posterzine publication! Posterzine is the only poster in the world that is registered with the British Library as a magazine. Our monthly publishing project takes the form of a mini-magazine…
Created in 1966 by modernist designer Massimo Vignelli, The Stendig Calendar was named after the company that commissioned it. The calendar was an instant hit, entering into the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. To date, it remains the only calendar on display there. Vignelli’s design is simple…
New to our curated marketplace, Department Store, is Dicks Don’t Lie; an offbeat, independent boutique based in the Netherlands. Their covetable unisex streetwear and collectable homeware and accessories are as cool as they are cheeky. Founded by Dutch graphic designer Roger Huskens, Dicks Don’t Lie was born after Roger began…
Another book launch is in order! FEMME TYPE and People of Print have kindly been invited by Village Bookshop & Gallery Leeds to host a book launch and mini-exhibition beginning the evening of the 4th of July and running through until the 21st of July. Leeds is the book’s print…
Are you looking for unique, hand-made products to spice up your home? Why not check out our top 10 selected homewares and shop some wonderful, independently designed, hand-crafted products. From funky handprinted cushions and accessories to gorgeous ceramics, find a curated selection below. We’re on the lookout to add more…
Jill & Gill are a forward-thinking and multi-discipline creative studio founded on exclusivity and craftsmanship. Based in Dublin, Ireland, Jill & Gill was established in April 2016 when Jill Deering and Gillian Henderson collaborated on a print commission together. Ever since, the business has grown organically, vibrantly and always with the approach…
The art of printmaking has truly taken over, having captured the interests of thousands of creatives across the globe. New to join our membership community is the Israel-based print shop Hamelaha, whose artist collaborations and passion for teaching shines brightly throughout their projects and print workshops. This all began was…
You may have remembered us featuring Dutch Illustrator Wijtze Valkema’s coffee cup illustration collaboration project, Drip For Drip a few years ago. This week we’re featuring his next feat, Octobercup, a project consisting of 30 coffee cups by 30 illustrators, revealing one cup per day on their Instagram page, their…