Joanna Groves graduated from De Montfort University in 2018 with a BA Honours degree in Fine Art. It was during her studies that she began screen printing, and developed her unique style that incorporates and juxtaposes both printing and painting. Her work is semi-abstract; Joanna uses screen printing in order…
Beer Stained Pulp is an Instagram account that showcases graphic designer, Adam Kimberley’s, collection of nicely designed beer mats from years gone by. Adam, who currently works in publishing for the public sector, has been collecting beer mats since he was young, influenced by his father and grandfather. “As I…
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…
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…
Jeremy Wat is a print and stamp maker based in Winnipeg, Canada. He carves his prints from his home where he lives with his wife and their two children. Jeremy’s wife is a creative designer and screen printer, and her business of screen printing onto apparel started up several years…
Fresh Prints of Lancaster was started up by Gabrielle Shelley two years ago after she had created a few linoleum block prints during her time at Kutztown University, where she was partaking in a poster class. Never having time in her schedule to fit in an actual printmaking class, Gabby…
Linocut artist Shelly Brown graduated from Cambridge School of art with a degree in Illustration in 2009. Her studies provided Shelly with the time to experiment across a variety of different media, from collage to screen printing, and everything in between. “After graduating, I didn’t quite have a direction to…
During current events, we find ourselves working from home, trying to juggle many different things at once, which is showing us how it is possible to adapt to new ways of living. We talk with printmaker Megan Hopkin, who tells us all about how she has been using screen printing…
Emily Woolford’s artworks incorporate a range of printmaking techniques including letterpress and linocut in order to illustrate Gothic, abstract and literary influences. Her printmaking journey began whilst she was studying a Fine Art foundation degree at the University of Derby. Initially experimenting with drypoint etching, Emily later fell in love…
Montez, aka Sara Jardine, is a Sussex-based screen printer whose work can be defined by the harsh contrast of bright neon colours that overlay images of the dark and sombre. Taking inspiration from Victorian anatomical illustrations, passages of poetry, and the majestic, Sara juxtaposes these motifs with polka dots and…
Mat Denney is an artist working across the fields of printmaking, photography, interactive art, motion and animation, and drawing. He fell in love with print while studying for a foundation, which then led him to achieve a degree in Fine Art Printmaking from Norwich School of Art. Initially working in stone…
Inspired by the importance of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Longyerben, Norway, Shani Mclane is a vitreography and screen printing artist who examines natural patterns and formations formed in plants. Her foray into printmaking began while studying for a BFA at University of Southern California, and an MFA at Plymouth State University.…
Find Timothy Goodman‘s crazy illustrations, doodles and scribbles in our 51st issue of our monthly publication, Posterzine™. Including an exclusive interview with the artist and printed in two popping Pantone spot colours, Posterzine™ is People of Print’s monthly publishing project taking the form of a mini-magazine which folds out into a gorgeous…
Seán Joseph Brennan is a printmaker and photographer residing in Melbourne, Australia. He attended the National College of Art and Design in Dublin where he studied Fine Art Printmaking; the place where his passion for the medium of screen print began to develop. Drawing inspiration from the Pop Art and…
Illustrator, graphic designer, and Official POP Member, Saki Matsumoto, has been working on a series of projects exploring her aesthetic inspirations through the medium of lithography. Most often working on graphic design projects for books, magazines, and advertising, Saki’s explorations in lithography allow her to experiment with a variety of…
Ever wondered how hot models really are? Who’s the hottest? Who’s the coolest? Max Siedentopf’s new series Hot Gucci Models aims to shed some light on these questions. Max is a Namibian-German visual artist, publisher, director at RiffRaff, co-founder of Ordinary Magazine and creative director and partner of KesselsKramer. Currently based…
Designer, illustrator, animator and art director, Zipeng Zhu, is the star for issue 48 of Posterzine; People of Print’s monthly publishing project which takes the form of a mini-magazine that folds out into a gorgeous A1 format poster. Obsessed with obscenely bright colours, NYC-based Zipeng wants to make every day a “razzle-dazzle musical“. This fun,…
Ana Pacheco was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1983, a city known for its historic and eclectic architecture. After a short university incursion in the Faculty of Engineering, Ana decided to pursue her life-long ambition; becoming an architect. In 2009, Ana achieved her Masters in Architecture degree with honours in…
La conquête de l’espace (The conquest of space) is the core of graphic designer and artist Florian Tripoteau’s artistic practice. The project addresses the idea of visual pollution and the conquest of public space by private companies and advertisements. Florian has always been fascinated by the stars, the idea of the…
Multidisciplinary visual artist and printmaker, Lauren Curl, creates screen printed compositions evolving from ‘found collages’ from urban environments. Her abstract works trace human activity in the cultural landscape, acting as a kind of urban archaeology. Influenced by the décollage artists of the 1960s and the vibrant screenprints by Sister Corita…