“All my life has always been deeply bound to the Sea…The sea has always taken care of me since I can remember, and I feel its call. My psycho-physical system feels affected by its absence,” says Fabio Fontana, founder of Gos Lab. Fabio lives in Anzio, a small town South…
Massimo Spadari grew up in the Italian North-Eastern countryside, where as a child he loved to watch animals, bugs, and all forms of life. Today, the nature he witnessed throughout his childhood continues to play a big role in his life, influencing his work as a printmaker. In 2014, he…
Dos Tres Press is a printshop in south Philadelphia, founded by master printer Alexis Nutini. The studio specialises in rigorous experimentation with relief printmaking techniques through hand-carved, reduction woodblock printing, as well as the digital technology of plate-making with Computer Numerical Control (CNC) routing. Alexis focuses on one-of-a-kind impressions and…
This month we’re excited to present a series of relief print projects from the talented members of our community. From woodcut, to linocut and 11-layered reduction prints, our members have used a wide variety of relief printing methods to bring their designs to life. Neu Haus Press: Neu Haus Press…
80sixed began as an outlet for its founder, Alex Herber, to escape the mundane world we occupy. With a childhood dream of becoming an artist, but with the inevitably of life somehow pushing us in the opposite direction of our dreams, Alex accidentally fell into a career in engineering, research,…
Kari McDonald, aka Lemuette, is a woodblock printmaker based in Rockford, IL USA, working out of her basement studio. She completed a BFA in Printmaking at Northern Illinois University in 2010, and has been focused on the art of block printing ever since. Kari’s prints depict the native prairie plants…
This month People of Print are proud to present a selection of block printing projects from the talented members of our community. From reinterpretations of the alphabet, to political artworks and lockdown diaries, our members have brought a variety of projects to life through the carving of wood and lino…
MiraMar Print Lab is run by artist couple, Sammia Atoui and Adrian Rodriguez; one expressive and the other meticulously detailed. The pair create original, handmade woodblock, linocut, monoprint and silkscreen prints. Sammia and Adrian studied printmaking at Rhode Island School of Design and School of Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University,…
Alice Lazarus is a multidisciplinary designer and artist based in London. Since graduating two years ago in Fine Art Painting from Edinburgh College of Art she has worked in both art and design studios to develop and make work with a range of creatives. At university Alice focused on printmaking…
Mike Stark is an American printmaker who works primarily in woodblock and screen printing. Mike graduated from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2016 with a BFA in Printmedia and relocated back to his ancestral homeland of New Jersey shortly after. In 2017, Pink Line Press was…
Coming to York this month is the impressive Print Stuff independent print and publishing fair. Print Stuff was set up in 2017 by York-based friends, collaborators and makers, Jamie Mills, Megan Wellington-Barratt and Kris Sale and since then have continued to develop the Print Stuff into the fantastic event it…
Nate Harris is a graphic artist with a focus on bold, colorful & often character driven work. He divides his time between woodworking, printmaking, and illustration, approaching each project with a unique combination of disciplines. Nate is currently a member of the art collective Space 1026 in Philadelphia. He has…
Calling all print lovers! Get down to Liverpool’s Print Fair happening on 12th November at Liverpool’s Bluecoat, a joint venture between The Print Social and Bluecoat Print Studio. This fabulous duo are gathering the very best in print artists and designers who work with traditional printing methods such as screen printing, linocut,…
Back in 2014, Belgium-based Topo Copy — ‘Utopic print center for creative peoples’ — teamed up with Helix and Het Miat (Museum of Industrial Archaeology and Textiles Ghent) to make giant prints with around 25 different artists. This time they didn’t print using a press, instead they printed using a…