Solo artist

At LMNH this Friday. With a new set of original, limited-edition bike posters—all of them selling for £30, get yourself down. Überkraaft and Matt Taylor have stuff showing.

Alex is a graphic designer who has just left the awesome Waste and has moved down to London on the hunt for new things. Worked with him on my periodical a while back—he knows what’s up.

Jiro Bevis is rad.

The image on display here is a tiny screen grab of Louise’s project titled ‘Laser Loop’. Her work is very meticulous and is pushing print into new areas. She is also known for her work as ‘The Human Printer.’ Louise Naunton Morgan was last modified: August 16th, 2011 by Katy…

Sir Eduardo Luigi Paolozzi is the first artist to be featured on People of Print who is sadly not with us any more. He died aged 81 in 2005 with many amazing accomplishments in the world of art. Check out some of his prints, which strangely have a contemporary feel…

Justin has a very cool style of design and illustration. He often uses halftone within his collages and is very playful with his work. There is lots and lots of amazing things to be seen on his website. Go take a look. Justin Blyth was last modified: August 16th, 2011…

Nicolas is an artist from the British Isles, living and working in London. He is also an art director with Nous Vous collective. His output includes illustration, drawing and painting, writing and music-making.

Successfully slicing up all kinds of materials to create intricate fashion and illustration designs. Colourful collages and and pen lines work as well on her pages as they do on her garments.

Rob’s work can be described as graphical illustration as he uses both digital and traditional illustration to express his ideas. Often challenging the viewer to reconsider the purpose of print and wasteful living. My particular favourite is the Light Pollution World Map which uses UV reactive ink to show the…

James Brown is a lino cut and screen print illustrator. All printing processes are done by hand in small editions for advertising and promotional graphics. Bold characterful prints give the feel of festival liveliness in neat immacculately registered layers of colour. His illustrations and typography have a humorous quality and…

We are really enjoying the work of Elizabeth Corkery…especially the series titled ‘Visual Notes on Synaesthesia.’ This girl has a Masters in Printmaking and it shows in her work.

Ninth in our lineup to display a print at Druck Berlin is a Polish lady named Aurelia. She currently lives in Bristol and dabbles in all sorts of mediums, screen printing being just one of them. We love her work! Sneak Preview :: Druck Berlin :: Aurelia Lange was last…

We’re loving the work of Linus Kraemer, his work has that ‘something.’ Visually clever, great ideas and a lovely gentleman.

Sture was born in 1935 and as he puts it…he “survived his childhood.” I find everything about this man fascinating. Keep your eye out for the September issue of Dazed and Confused for a full interview with Sture by Francesca Gavin. Make sure you have a look at his site,…

T-Shirt Party was a genius idea that was a combination of a t-shirt design and a music video each week, over the space of 52 weeks. It’s all just very good – have a look for yourselves. ‘Elizabeth Is My Wifey’ is a personal favourite. T-Shirt Party R.I.P. was last…

We’re happy to announce the seventh artist to display at Druck Berlin is Jim O’Raw. You should all go take a look at some of his awesome prints here.

The sixth artist to be exhibiting at Druck Berlin is Sac Magique. His work has a vey unique style and we look forward to seeing it as a two layer screen print.

If you’re over on the West Coast of America, you should make sure that you attend Mike Perry’s exhibition at SPACE Gallery in Portland on Wednesday 10th August. The show will go on until 16th September and a selection of Mike’s books will be for sale. Exhibition: Mike Perry –…

A 30 second walk from my house and I came across this awesome little character along with many more on the walls of Bethnal Green. It is the work of illustrator Malark who also has some cool little gocco and screen prints for sale on his online store. Malarky was…

Jim Datz shares the same creative studio as Mike Perry in Brooklyn. His work often imitates the style of a screen print even if it isn’t one of his wonderful 7-layer screen prints. He has plenty of amazing work on his site to keep you intrigued for a loooooong time.…