From November 5 to 13, a multi-location exhibition to celebrate World Kindness Day Fight for Kindness: a global event to spread inspiring typographic messages from the design community. In an increasingly self-oriented society, good practices of kindness have collapsed, risking becoming a legacy of times gone by. Fight for Kindness is a…
It goes without saying Forward Festival is one of the best design festivals to ever grace this planet, flooded with influential designers, creators, and artists you’re sure to leave feeling inspired and pumped to take on the world. Not to mention the best goodie bags you will ever receive, they…
Vercetti is a new sans serif font by Filippos Fragkogiannis and Richard Mandona inspired by a humanistic design with a geometric touch. Its character structure is solid and moderately conventional, integrating smoothly into miscellaneous projects such as editorial design, branding, or advertising. It is also perfectly suitable for letterheads, website…
Having graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2019, Julia Syrzistie has since worked as a freelance designer in the fields of book and publication design. Thus far she has collaborated with charities such as Mafwa Theatre in Leeds, and Survivor’s Arts Community in Glasgow, designing and illustrating publications as…
Cabaret Typographie is a collective founded by three Italian graphic designers and printers; Laura Dal Maso, Mauro De Toffol, and Tommaso Pucci. The trio are based between Milan and Paris, and have a permanent residence at Bonvini 1909, a vintage stationery shop. They started printing together twelve years ago, but…
Judy Andrews describes herself as an “optimist, artist, designer, business owner, and proud mum of two, with an energetic attitude and a thoughtful imagination”. After years in the commercial design world and in-between running her own agency, Judy now finds herself endlessly curious and forever inspired. With an aim to…
Once again, we’re proud to present a selection of projects from the talented members of our community. This month, we check out some awesome typographic prints, created using techniques from Risograph to letterpress, and conveying a range of empowering and inspiring messages. Filippos Fragkogiannis: Labor Day Poster Graphic designer Filippos…
Bad Printing is a self-initiated project started by French printmaker Clément Cases during the Covid pandemic in 2021. Having just moved to London, Clément became a member of the London Centre for Book Arts. Here, he discovered the wonderful LCBA proofing press set which gave him the desire to develop…
Ollie Cooper is a freelance lettering artist, creating murals, signage, and branding for a variety of clients including offices, small independent businesses, and brands. Designing art that transforms spaces, injects personality, and creates a talking point is central to his practice. He describes; “When designing my prints, I’m always sketching…
Dotto Studio, a Manchester-based design studio, has launched a bunch of new typographic prints for Spring. Designed by artist, designer, and Dotto founder, Dani Molyneux, this vibrant collection are Words to Live By. Er Ok No and Possibly Maybe are limited edition screen prints. Printed in 4 bright colours, Er…
On 25th February, Ukraine’s president Zelenskyy honoured 13 soldiers defending Snake Island after reportedly swearing at a Russian warship that ordered them to surrender. Against first reports, the soldiers, thankfully, may still be alive. Their quote “Russian warship, go fuck yourself”, recorded on audio clips, stays the signature quote that…
We’re proud to present a selection of letterpress prints from the talented members of our Official People of Print community. This method of relief printing has been used by our members for a wide variety of projects, from wedding invitations, to innovative and resourceful collages, with incredible results. Check out…
Our latest issue of Posterzine not only showcases the incredible type foundry FontPeople, but also launches a custom font for Grafik Media Ltd. The typeface, named GRAFIK BLACK, is a headline font designed to reflect the strong-willed and independent nature of Grafik Media. The font was produced to help fund the relaunch of Grafik magazine; a bi-monthly…
Prelo Prints’ latest release is a middle-English version of the popular Aesop Fables. The edition is based on the translation from French to English made by William Caxton (ca. 1422 – ca. 1491), considered to be England’s first printer. The text is adapted from the book printed at Westminster in…
Type A is a small, woman-owned, full service, boutique design and letterpress studio based in Maryland, USA, specialising in bespoke, luxury wedding and event stationery. The studio was founded by Ashleigh Robinson, a professional graphic designer and artist, and graduate of The Corcoran College of Art + Design. Type A’s…
For 2022, Swiss poster designer and letterpress printer Dafi Kühne‘s Typographic Printing Program is going international. While Dafi has been running the program—first in one, and later in two sessions per summer—since 2016 in Switzerland, it was about time for a change. Over the last five years around 80 participants…
The legendary Stendig Calendar is back for 2022, and remains one of the best examples of 1960s modernist design, featuring two of the movement’s most iconic creations – Swiss typeface Helvetica and the Grid. The Stendig was originally designed by Massimo Vignelli in 1697 for Charles Stendig, a celebrated importer of…
This month, we’re delighted to present a selection of monochrome prints created by the talented members of our Official POP community. Through utilising just one colour, our members have conveyed powerful messages combined with a plethora of printmaking techniques. Studio Turbo: How to Build a Robot “I love drawing on…
Dutch creative studio Autobahn was never meant to be a design outfit at all: it was meant to be a band. It seemed music would be the destiny of four graphic design classmates, who between them, could play guitar, piano and bass; mix beats; and “sort of” sing. But it…
Massimo Vignelli’s Stendig Calendar is a design classic, and the only calendar to feature in the permanent collection of MoMA. Vignelli designed the calendar in 1965, and it has been produced every year in the same imposing size: 120 x 90cm. This year, the legendary company have launched The V…