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…
If you don’t know Chloe Sheppard already, she’s a photographer you certainly need to follow. Her work is soft, dreamy and feminine with a touch a nostalgia. She gets inspired by American movies, Lana Del Rey and the girls of the 90s. poster by Lindsey Baxter Her latest project, ‘Lucky…
Maria is a Norwegian illustrator based in London. She spends her time in her flat in London drawing, making collages and making things. Maria tries to her drawings and collages simple and lo-fi. They are mostly based around personal projects and collaborations. She likes using strong patterns in her work,…
Holly graduated from Camberwell College of Arts where she studied illustration. She has been collecting and making zine for the last five years and likes how accessible making zines is — from making simple photocopy fold-out zines to beautiful limited art books people create. Through her illustration, Holly has created…
Samuel Eckert is an illustrator from Paris. Even though he can’t see very far – he is short sighted – Samuel does his best, through his illustrations to share his vision of the world through his drawings, storytelling through playful shapes, lots of colour, lines, amusing characters and his own…
It’s awkward, full of small talk, and three drinks shy of being fun. Let’s be honest here: dating sucks. We all have a collection of “disaster dates”; that right swipe, your redemptive ex, that person you met on the night bus once, that drunken one night stand, the friend of a…
Booger Brie a London-based illustrator and cartoonist who is originally from Canada. With her she has brought her obsession with eBay, thrift shopping, bags, (not tote bags – bags – all bags) her love of spiders and a strong digital presence on Instagram. This is where she shares her latest…
We celebrated going into our third year of publishing Posterzine™ by throwing a party in Shoreditch, you can see what went down in the short video below. We thought we’d collate some of our best selling issues into one article. Keep scrolling down where you can add the items to…
We have joined forces with Print on Paper, to bring you the Folio Zine Awards 2017. This is an amazing opportunity for you to showcase your creativity and layout skills by using a Zine as the perfect portfolio. We have selected a panel of expert judges made up of industry…
Independent publishing has become more popular than ever thanks to progress in technology. Print is now more easily available, easily created and perhaps even more easily discarded. Presenting Gwion Christmas, a Cardiff based Illustrator who’s work revolves around the interaction between controlled and uncontrolled processes. From zines to surreal illustrative…
Margaux Hauduc and Océane Carbou began their collective “Groduk & Boucar” whilst they studied engraving at École Estienna in Paris. Originally they were making silly comics about their school life and peers. They went on to complete screen print internships together at SDW Neukölln in Berlin and Jérôme Arcay’s workshop…
Newspapers aren’t just for news anymore. In fact, newsprint is one of the most versatile formats out there – it can feel familiar and experimental, sophisticated and DIY, all at once. And it’s a pretty no-fuss process as far as printing goes. If the next wave of publishing is going…
Brooklyn New York-based Illustrator and graphic artist Amrita Marino presents her latest project, Fiorucci Zine. This risograph printed zine pays homage to Elio Fiorucci , an Italian fashion designer who founded the cult fashion label, Fiorucci, in the late 60s. Marino discovered the label through its recently riotous advertising and…
Future You No.2 features six original pieces of short fiction and artwork by writer Nada Alic and artist Andrea Nakhla. Each story examines the suspension of disbelief so often required for romance through such means as: signs, astrology, dreams and secrets, etc. At first glance, each character’s rejection of reality…
Having worked for the likes of GQ Style, The Sunday Times Style, Matches Fashion and other premium publications, Andrew Stainforth gives People Of Print an exclusive insight into his recent launch of Zine, a bi-annual publication that explores the realms of male fashion. Andrew Stainforth | Zine was last modified:…
Posterzine is our monthly publishing project where a poster meets a magazine in the form of a gorgeous A1 format poster (594x841mm) which folds down into an A4 monograph. The sixteenth issue features the weird and wonderful work of freelance Illustrator and Print Design Patrick Saville. Having grown up on a…
Posterzine is our monthly publishing project where a poster meets a magazine in the form of a gorgeous A1 format poster (594x841mm) which folds down into an A4 monograph. The fifteenth issue features the work of TwoPoints design studio, directed by husband and wife duo Lupi Asensio and Martin Lorenz…
Posterzine is our monthly publishing project where a poster meets a magazine in the form of a gorgeous A1 format poster (594x841mm) which folds down into an A4 monograph. The fourteenth issue showcases the infamous Mike Perry, who owns the title of animator, creative director, brand consultant, poet, and designer.…
Posterzine is our monthly publishing project where a poster meets a magazine in the form of a gorgeous A1 format poster (594x841mm) which folds down into an A4 monograph. The thirteenth features the awesome graphic artist and print maker Jim O’Raw. Based in Birmingham, O’Raw specialises in CMYK process printing using…
Posterzine is our monthly publishing project where a poster meets a magazine in the form of a gorgeous A1 format poster (594x841mm) which folds down into an A4 monograph. The twelfth issue features the wonderful Em Cole, a still and moving image artist that has immersed herself in the world…