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…
Grass (2025) is an experimental intaglio drypoint print by Christina Rupp that turns sustained attention toward one of the most ordinary and overlooked elements of the everyday landscape. Created using a thin, transparent plastic sheet as a printing plate, the work examines grass in motion and its quiet, symbiotic relationship…
Men on Food is an ongoing illustration series by Daria Rosso that transforms familiar meals into vast, dreamlike terrains. Plates become landscapes, cups turn into winter shelters, and oversized bites of food are reimagined as places to explore. Populated by tiny wandering figures, the series plays with scale, balance, and…
Out of Context Collage is a personal digital collage project by Ana Teixeira that explores how humour and meaning can emerge when familiar elements are placed just slightly out of place. Built from ordinary, recognisable moments and images, the work twists everyday reality into something playful, surreal, and quietly unsettling.…
Every year, designer and artist Colin Campbell creates a holiday card that reflects his travels, interests and creative focus of the moment. It is a long running personal tradition and a way of sharing something tactile and thoughtfully made with clients and collaborators. For his latest edition, Campbell found inspiration…
Los Angeles based artist Liesel Plambeck is bringing renewed attention to aquatint etching, an often overlooked and highly demanding printmaking technique, through a contemporary body of large-scale works on paper. Rooted in minimal form, colour, and balance, the series explores harmony and emotion while foregrounding the cultural value of slow,…
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…
A Year In Bloom is an A3 linoprint by East London based printmaker Bethany Clarke, created as a gift to the Birth Centre at Homerton Hospital. Donated in November 2025, the print was made as a gesture of thanks for the care and support Clarke received before, during, and after…
Chicago-based artist Marylu E. Herrera has found a way to bring Risograph printing out of the studio and into everyday life. Through a series of collectible Riso-printed keychains, now stocked in Good Things Vending machines across Chicago, Herrera transforms traditional prints into small, tactile objects designed to be handled, carried,…
In Noi siamo qui, Italian printmaker and Verified POP Member Roberta Feoli De Lucia reimagines the drypoint plate not as a precious tool but as a site of shared authorship, erosion, and environmental witness. The work forms part of Pre Historia – Covo d’Artista, a collective project confronting the devastating…
In Off the Grid, Leipzig based artist Alexander Endrullat takes discarded laptops and tablets and uses them as physical printing plates. The results are striking material prints that expose the internal structures, mechanical damage and traces of everyday use embedded within digital devices. What begins as a simple act of…
With The Habitat Series, Bristol-based artist and printmaker Chiara Mensa creates a body of linocut prints that reveal the hidden structures of natural ecosystems. Designed and carved in 2024, the works use a distinctive split-view format that shows both surface and interior worlds in a single composition. From rainforest canopies…
Colour and play have always been intrinsically intertwined. An act of swinging, a seesaw aloft, a slide glowing in sunlight can remind us of freedom, curiosity, and possibility. For designer‐artist-educator Yinka Ilori, those simple childhood moments became the foundation of a philosophy: that design, joy and community belong together. That philosophy…
Vonik’s work is undeniably playful, detailed, and filled with quiet wonder. This time, the People of Print member has taken that illustrative charm beyond paper and pixels, teaming up with FiberArt to create a woven blanket that feels like a seaside daydream you can wrap around yourself. Last month, the…
Every year, the Royal Society of Biology invites photographers across the globe to train their eyes on the wonders of the natural world. The 2025 Photography Competition theme, Restoring Biodiversity and Habitat, called for images that capture fragile ecosystems bouncing back, and the creative community responded with over 1,300 entries.Two…
For the past six years, screen printing has been at the very core of Hagai’s creative practice. Always pushing the boundaries of what the medium can do, he continues to experiment with new formats that stretch beyond paper and into something more immersive. His most recent solo exhibition, The Days…
This summer, Tokyo-based artist Yuki Nagashima is presenting her latest body of work in a solo exhibition titled When the sun sleeps, the moon dances. The show runs from July 12 to August 9, 2025, at AKIINOUE (THE ROWS 2F, Daikanyama, Shibuya-ku), with an opening reception on July 12. Born…
Describing her illustration practice in a nutshell, Rhi Moxon says; “I draw people, places, and things that bring me joy”. Her work, which blends vibrant colour, symbolic detail, and a sense of wonder is inspired by travel, nature, memory, and dreamlike narratives. Rhi’s Huck Muck series is testament to this;…
Zellerluoid is the artist behind The Bicylce Press. After many years using his “very unpronounceable” artist pseudonym ‘Zellerluoid‘ for everything screen print related, he has now reinvented his creative practice under the name of his studio, The Bicycle Press. “It’s never the right moment to do such things, especially when…