The DIY art market is a bi-monthly market and a celebration of the emerging and established independent artists and makers of London. Each event has over 60 handpicked exhibitors, championing the unique and the original, the D.I.Y. and the self-published. D.I.Y Art Market was last modified: March 7th, 2016 by…
This is the Same Ocean is an annual journal centered on risograph and contemporary photography. Somewhat a hybrid, based between Berlin and Melbourne, they still like to think of themselves as an Australian publication. A stylistic exploration of self-publishing and print; they describe the journal as ‘an ongoing experiment in…
Illustrator Matt Gondek has collaborated with independent publishers Valley Cruise Press to release a new zine ‘Struggles 3D.’ With only 100 copies available, the limited edition title is packed full of cartoon characters fighting, exploding and generally up to no good, all in ‘mind blowing 3D!’ Renowned for his pop-culture…
J SONA is a 23 year old designer and photographer hailing from Hull inspired by travel cultures and urban environments. Recently dropping an amazing new photo zine showcasing images from his travels to Morocco, Spain, London and Amsterdam over 2014 J SONA is fresh new talent well worth keeping an…
Launched in September 1998 as a thick, square, small-scale pocket book with the slogan ‘Small tank, big fish’, TANK is a quarterly magazine based in London. The magazine is preoccupied with the very concept of contemporary culture, covering art, fashion, music, news, and architecture. Their editorial platform is non-conventional. As…
Founded in 2011 by Graham Tait, North is a bi annual magazine centered around a passion for skateboarding and traditional film photography. We first spoke to Graham back in 2013, but I first picked up a copy of North a few weeks ago, drawn in by its beautifully raw aesthetic.…
Dubbed “The Anthropology of Modern Culture”, Verities is a bi annual, self-published magazine based in London. Focused on provoking thought and reflection through observation, each issue is centred around a theme. The self-proclaimed “magazine for the ultra observant”, aims to provide new ways of looking at the mundane and the…
Based in Stockholm, creative team Studio Reko is a combined effort from graphic designers Ludwig Mattsson and Frans Wiklund. With their joint talents laying particularly well within the fields of typography and print, ‘Work In Progress’ is a limited edition fanzine created by the pair. Collected hundreds of photos from…
The zine phenomenon has become an ever-expanding trend of the last decade, with more and more people embracing the DIY culture of self-publishing. Zines of the zone is a mobile library and travelling exhibition dedicated to self published zines, photo books, and fanzines – pretty much ‘any DIY printed matter…
Old pal of People of Print, Brigid Deacon, makes everything look well alright in black and white!
Pitch is an Australian, independent digital zine that hones in on fresh creative talent from fashion, art and design around the world. Focusing on emerging designers, hotly tipped entrepreneurs and those making waves within the visual industries, Pitch aims to bridge the gap between those new and established. Their features…
José Ja Ja Ja is an illustrator hailing from Madrid. With interests including contemporary drawing, story telling, comics and children’s books José’s clean and intricate imagery invites us into surreal abstract worlds through a selection of outputs including zines, paintings, print and 3D objects. José Ja Ja Ja was last…
Laura Breiling is an illustrator based in Germany. With a strong focus on experimentation and visualizing narrative, Laura’s portfolio demonstrates a range of techniques from collage to hand-rendered illustration and animation. For me, a highlight has to be her ‘Manly Effort’ collection of drawings exploring family issues, the nuclear family…
We worked incredibly hard to get the magazine finished during the rush of Christmas. We hope that you’re ready for the visual delights of this issue; we have both Pantone 801u and 806u working their magic together alongside the staple process colours CMYK. Studio Heretic have designed a gorgeous litho…
As it’s the start of a new year I thought it would be a great chance to look back and highlight a selection of my personal favourite web features from 2014 after discovering an ever-growing list of exciting talent. 14 Best Posts of 2014 by Lo Parkin was last modified:…
Brought together by Coffinboys, emerging Illustrators Gino Bud Hoiting and Lennard Kok (both based in the Netherlands) have recently teamed up to combine their crisp, graphic imagery to form an amazing new limited edition zine complete with a silkscreened cover. With both skillful illustrators working mostly in black and white…
Jess Nash is an Illustrator currently based in Norwich who enjoys making work focused on non-fiction narratives, social commentary and interactive illustration. With a beautifully tactile hand-rendered approach to illustration, Jess has a great portfolio with a highlight being her basketball reportage book, full of visual experiments challenging our visual…
Jean de Wet is an illustrator and Artist based in Cape Town. Since graduating in 2007 Jean has been directing focus on comics, illustration and books often dabbling in Riso and screen print. With an eye for detail, narrative and colour Jean’s beautiful imagery invites us into weird and wonderful…
The incredible Israeli street artists known as Broken Fingaz are best known for their incredible murals and posters but on Friday Redchurch Street became home to their new zine ‘Sex Picnic’ and the accompanying exhibition.
Check out new music zine No Brainer, which celebrates the best in emerging and alternative sounds. Issue One features amazing artwork and limited edition posters by designer Matt Booth, who uses code to create visual representations of the music included. Capturing sound data from the tracks, Matt uses fixed rotation…