Based in London, Liza Malyan is a printmaker and illustrator mainly working on editorial prints and illustrations, as well as animated films for the likes of NHS and Penguin Random House. In her free time she also self-publishes small zines and comics and makes silly little prints to give to…
Released earlier this year, In Bloom is Concrete Nature’s latest Risograph printed publication featuring the photographic work of 13 international creatives. The publication is a visual essay exploring the different facets of the idea of being in a state of bloom, from the keen observation of nature to the celebration of…
Close Your Eyes and Come With Me is a chapbook collaboration between illustrator BlockForest and award winning novelist Kirsty Logan (Things We Say In The Dark and the upcoming Now She Is Witch). It is a collection of six spooky short stories, inspired by the myths of the British Isles,…
The latest project from Caen-based illustrator Joanna Calderwood is La fabrique à souvenirs (translated as The making of memories in French); a graphic novel based on a collection of postcards she discovered whilst walking around a thrift store. The treasurable postcards depict imagery of the Rhône Alpes region, featuring amazing…
The latest publication to launch on In Perpetuum – People of Print’s crowdfunding platform – is Rise of Happiness, a new FREE zine which aims to give back to society and help people understand more about themselves. Rise of Happiness sets out to do exactly what it says in its…
Publisher Chris Brown has released the eleventh issue of the Refueled ONE Series, which includes one of the silkscreen prints from his Flower Power/Deconstruction art series. The Refueled ONE Series is a special printed magazine created to showcase ONE single subject – an artist, a photographer, a maker, a craftsman,…
The very special 75th edition of Posterzine is a toast to the new limited edition bottle and creative collaboration between Ballantine’s – Europe’s best-selling Scotch whisky – and visual artist Shawna X. With their limited-edition bottle design and striking installations around the world, Ballantine’s and Shawna X are injecting colour…
The latest project to launch on In Perpetuum is Asset of Community Value (ACV); a 200-page print publication that believes in community care. In Perpetuum is the latest way to crowdfund, support, and bring new, exciting independent publications to life. You can back new projects by pre-ordering the publication, or…
Issue 74 of our monthly publication, Posterzine, introduces the work of Kelsey Landsgaard, AKA A Soft Wrongness. Kelsey is a Florida-based poet and artist known for her tender, often highly personal collages. She arranges images with lines of thought to express her inner world, juxtaposing naive visuals with the wisdom of her writing; often…
For issue 73 of our monthly poster-come-zine publishing project, Posterzine, we chat with Brighton-based artist Sophy Hollington. Well-known for breathing fresh life into ancient themes, from meteoric folklore to alchemical symbolism, Sophy creates beautiful works of art through the linocut process. Sophy has brought her magical touch to work for…
Ever since it launched in 2016, SOFA magazine has always been as much about images as it is about words. Founded by Ricarda Messner, publisher of Berlin-based Flaneur magazine and co-editor-in-chief Caia Hagel, the magazine was a deliberate riposte to many other indie mags that were around at that time, which…
As a celebration of print and the physical artefact of the magazine, it can’t have been easy for indie mag celebration magCulture Live to not be able to do things IRL last year. Now, though, the London conference is back with something of a bang: the 2021 event’s speakers include…
One of the great tragedies of modern life is the death of the personal journal. Chronicling the events of the day, or rather contextualising moments in a life, has given birth to countless novels, songs, films, and art. It can be said, with not a hint of hyperbole, that journaling…
This month, we’re proud to present a selection of publishing projects from the members of our People of Print Community. Reinforcing that Print Isn’t Dead, our members have created illustrations for the covers of novels, photography-based zines, and books for budding-printmakers. Chris Brown: Refueled Magazine Collaborates with Jason Lee Refueled…
Michel Rabagliati’s PAUL AT HOME has been described as “the perfect pandemic antidote – the opportunity to dive into someone’s anxiety and loneliness.” Pandemic or no, it’s an unputdownable read of a graphic novel that speaks to its readers on many levels: as sons or daughters, guilty that they’re not…
It’s likely most of us have heard of Johnny Cash, Fidel Castro and Nick Cave, but Emile Griffith? Not so much. Perhaps that might change, however, thanks to German graphic novelist and illustrator Reinhard Kleist, who having already published books on Cash, Castro and Cave, has now crafted a superb…
In Issue 71 of our monthly publication, Posterzine, we introduce the curvy lines and juicy lettering of LeBassis. Based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the illustrator and lettering artist has worked on projects including a Pride sticker set for Snapchat and slogans for Ru Paul’s Drag Race. Leandro started out working for advertising agencies before…
Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, Corner Bodega Publishing is an indie publisher curating work from up-and-coming artists with a focus on illustration and photography. Together with artists they put together limited runs of publications, prints, and other fun stuff to sell in shops across the country and online. Corner Bodega Publishing…
In this month’s issue of Posterzine – the A4 zine come A1 poster – we catch up with illustrator Carissa Potter Carlson, AKA People I’ve Loved, whose artwork illustrates the modern human experience. From her backyard studio in Oakland, California, where she lives with her husband and young daughter, Carissa creates her designs which…
No, it isn’t just you: getting back to “normal” life isn’t the purely joyful, seamless transition we might have hoped for. Yes, it’s great that pubs are back; that we can go to the cinema again; that 24-hour Asda isn’t the only nightlife destination in East London. But for many…