Over 250 independent makers open their virtual doors on 3–4 October, offering prints, ceramics, jewellery and more at up to 75% off… and the People of Print® membership community is well represented.
Super Seconds Festival is back for its twelfth edition and it remains one of the most straightforward propositions in independent making: makers list samples, misprints and end-of-line stock at prices that genuinely move, and collectors get direct access to work they might otherwise never afford. From 10am on Saturday 3 October, over 250 makers from across the UK and beyond will open their virtual doors for a two-day sale, with discounts of up to 75% across print, ceramics, jewellery and more.
The model works because it respects both sides of the transaction. For makers, it offers a clean route for work that falls outside their usual standards without requiring it to disappear into a box. For buyers, it is a reminder that a slight registration shift or a test pull that ran warm is often the most interesting print in the room. Twelve editions in, the sale has built a loyal following that knows exactly what it is turning up for.
The People of Print community is well represented this year. Among the makers taking part:
Alex Flower Art makes intricately detailed lino and wood engraving printed items, handmade and drawn from the natural world. @alexflowerart
Rhi Moxon produces bold screenprints, illustrations and paper goods inspired by travel, folklore, night-time wonder, and the landscapes of Wales and beyond. @rhimoxonillustration
Booba Prints hand-carves and hand-prints linocut prints, tote bags and cards from linoleum block, with a focus on flowers and cats. @booba_prints
Kate Maxwell Studio is the work of a printmaker and graphic artist with a love of all things retro, making colourful screenprints, risoprints and other handprinted goods from a studio in Kingston upon Thames. @katemaxwellstudio
Ash Leaf Printmaking produces limited edition lino and woodcut prints with embossing built into every graphic and bold design, alongside single-colour letterpress prints and screen printed tea towels. @ashleafprintmaking
Erolin Studios makes handmade prints inspired by nature, animals and anatomy. @erolinstudios
Abi Prints works in neon screenprint and Risograph, producing art prints, cards and pins. @abi.prints
Melanie Wickham hand-prints lino cuts of bats, birds and beetles in motion, dancing cats and naughty dogs, and allotments full of veg. @melwickham
Cally Conway Prints makes handmade linocut prints drawn from nature and folklore with a touch of magical realism. @callyconwayprints
Fiona Hamilton is a printmaker working across etching, lithography, screenprint and chine collé, whose work explores the ecological sublime and the majesty of nature. @fionahprints
The full maker lineup is available at the Super Seconds Festival website. The sale opens at 10am on Saturday 3 October and runs through Sunday 4 October.
Super Seconds Festival, Edition 12. 3–4 October 2026, online.
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