Mumbai-based award-winning graphic designer and AGI member Shweta Malhotra collects a decade of fashion illustrations from her visual diary Something Cool Everyday into a limited edition Riso-printed zine, produced with Miso.inc in Surat. In 2014, Shweta Malhotra started a visual diary called Something Cool Everyday, a daily illustration practice where…
Brighton-based writer and designer Phoebe Wellsted turned post-graduation uncertainty into a virtual magazine that now gives women and LGBTQ+ creatives a platform to share their work, their voices and their talents across five issues and counting. It started with an Instagram account and a column that never quite launched. Phoebe…
Writer-director and multidisciplinary artist Hanaé Sanchez creates a diptych of short film and freely distributed zine rooted in her dual Khmer identity, blending live action, 2D animation and Khmer kitsch into an immersive world that asks whether the past can be rewritten. Hanaé Sanchez got tired of waiting. “I grew…
2027: A Year in Review is a comedic zine by London-based graphic designer Tommy Evans that presents an intentionally overbearing summary of a fictional future year. Designed as a parody of annual reviews, cultural roundups and encyclopaedic reference books, the publication offers a full account of the Whom, What, Wez,…
In her project titled WHAT NOW, Sofia based illustrator and visual artist Zhana Mitkova examines the disorienting, often transformative moment that arrives when a person asks themselves what comes next. Created through an open call by Sito Studio, the project took shape as both a zine and a series of…
In The Sensory Language of Flowers, graphic designer Celeste De Plano explores the intricate visual and tactile cues that flowers use to communicate with pollinators. Drawing inspiration from botanist Heather Whitney’s TED Talk, The Secret Language of Flowers, the zine investigates the invisible structures present on the surface of petals,…
Walden Press is a small print shop based in Cardigan, west Wales run by artist and printmaker Spike Gascoigne. Specialising in small runs of hand printed books, zines, prints and textiles, their work is often characterised by Spike’s graphic and geometric visual style, which stems from an interest in sacred…
It goes without saying, that we love championing independent publishing. Thus, this month we’re excited to showcase a collection of publications created by members of our Official POP community. From presentations of collections of works, to hand-crafted zines, our members demonstrate that print really isn’t dead. Roy Scholten: PRINT &…
Container is a publication project that brings together a wide range of work by nonbinary creatives from around the world, paired alongside their unique experiences of gender and life outside the binary. Each of the four editions (so far) are designed with empathy in mind, allowing the submissions to create…
Led by Hagai Farago, a Tel-Aviv-based printmaker, HED is a silkscreen, hand-printed Artist-Magazine that brings together a mosaic of comments and impressions on the raging war, facilitating a complex discourse over its 24 pages. Hagai asks; “What kind of printmaking can rise in such devastating times? As a screen-printing enthusiast…
Brian Puke is the brainchild of Liam Ashley Clark, a multidisciplinary artist and illustrator based in Norfolk. The zine series showcase Liam’s quick ink drawings, taking inspiration from the D.I.Y. cultures and creators of skateboarding, punk, hip-hop, and folk scenes. Originally intended to be just a one-off, Liam has just…
“Bold, uncanny, experimental,” is how Funmi Lijadu would describe her creative practice in three words when asked by People of Print. At 24, she is a “writer, artist, publicist [and] full-time human” blurring the boundaries of print and digital storytelling through mixed-media and mixed-material collage making. These intersections reflect Lijadu’s…
Chris Brown; founder and creative director of Refueled magazine has deemed it’s new issue the “Summer of Love” with elements of sand, surf, skate and song. Brown has always seen Refueled magazine as a journal – providing us not only a window into creative people, culture, and community, but a…
Micorri-Zine – Appunti visivi di simbiosi mutualistica (A fanzine dedicated to the world of lichen) is a project curated by Francesca Habe, created as number 14 in the FranZine_Milano series. Designed in the summer of 2023 in collaboration with Federico Blu di Prussia, the publication was conceived as a reflection…
The newest edition of Posterzine, the monthly poster-come-magazine renowned for its fusion of art and print, showcases the captivating work of Manchester-based artist Joe O’Donnell. Known online as Donnie O’Donnell, Joe has attracted audiences worldwide with his whimsically wiggly illustrations of animals and nature. Oozing pixelated charm, Joe presents animals…
Container is an annual publication project showcasing the work of nonbinary creatives, designed and created by Leeds-based graphic designer Mars Hutton. To date, there have been three editions, each presenting a wide variety of brilliant work from people all over the world. The project starts each year with an open…
leafie is the latest publication to launch on our very own crowdfunding platform, In Perpetuum. Issue 01 (81% funded at time of publishing) of leafie’s bi-annual print magazine will feature in-depth features, untold stories, stunning photography, creative expression, and articles that demand distraction-free attention. leafie, which was launched as a…
Reimagining The Nature of Work is a new magazine that challenges the status quo of modern work culture, inviting individuals to embark on a transformative journey towards a more nourishing and sustainable approach to work. Published by Culture & Community Consultant Alice Katter, Reimagining the Nature of Work is a thought-provoking…
leafie, the pioneering media platform that delves into the realms of drugs and cultural phenomena, have teamed up with In Perpetuum, People of Print’s crowdfunding platform, to launch their debut print publication. Issue 01 of leafie’s bi-annual print magazine will create a beautiful physical space for content that doesn’t fit online,…
Edie Woolf is a Bristol based illustrator, comic artist, and printmaker who creates introspective comics and animations that promote themes of self-exploration, kindness, positivity, and anti-hustle culture vibes. She also regularly releases new clothing lines and art prints with these same themes. Edie graduated from UWE with a degree in Illustration back…