The latest exhibition at renowned bar and exhibition space DreamBags JaguarShoes is a personal project by Dominic Marley, an acclaimed freelance photographer based in London. The project is titled ‘Flight’ and is the result of him having spent the past three years working with The Eagle Heights in Kent, which…
Sure if you talk to your parents, you’ll find out that cycling was actually in crisis some 30 years ago. We cannot quite explain the renewed interest in this two-wheeled transport but we guess that’s another reason why you should pick up a copy of The Ride Journal. Cycling is…
Routed in her own inability to take care of plants, Katja Alissa Mueller founded the new bi-annual publication Plants and Prejudice with ‘plant and magazine aficionados’ in mind. Based upon the premise that ‘her plants normally die within 7 days of purchase’ she ponders the relationship between plants and humans.…
50 creatives. 50 one-off posters. London-based design and strategy agency SocioDesign in partnership with Ripe Digital and Analog Republic have announced its latest project ‘Nifty-Fifty’ – an ambitious charity campaign set up with an aim to help people with life limiting illnesses. SocioDesign invited 50 top internationally-renowned creatives and studios…
Founded by Juliet and Delia, Thornback & Peel are an eclectic British homewares brand inspired by traditional Victoriana and a hint of modernism. Their signature style draws upon the artistic traditions of the nineteenth century and the iconic visuals of Mrs Beeton’s household management, Beatrix Potter’s children’s stories and microscopic…
Blue Crow Media have teamed up with the Twentieth Century Society and photographer Simon Phipps to bring you the Brutalist London Map. The guide features over 50 leading examples of Brutalist architecture from the National Theatre and Southbank Centre, the Barbican and Trellick Tower to lesser known buildings like the…
London design agency Fivefootsix asked both young talents and established artists and designers including Anthony Burrill and Malika Favre to come up with some special designs for paddles as part of its annual charity event. Before we kick off The Christmas Print Fayre on 1st December 2015, the gallery space…
We’ve long been fans of Heresy and thought we should explore some of Dominic Owen’s personal work and delve into his collection. London-based freelance illustrator and one-half of Heresy Dominic Owen can fill to the brim with an interesting mix of shapes and compelling sets of colours. We love how…
Ilka is a recently-launched Glasgow-based studio specialising in lovingly handcrafted and limited-edition large-scale screen prints. Started out as a hobby, we are very excited to see a diverse assortment of prints characterised by neon colour palettes and fluid figures. We also love how they play around to tell their story…
Come along to the People of Print — Screen Printing Workshop on Saturday 12th December and take away a wrapped and labelled gift in a tote bag. Tees, totes, tags and wrapping paper all included in ticket price with four free issues of Posterzine too! It’s going to be a…
Next week, the gallery space at Hoxton Arches will be dedicated to a series of A1 screen-printed artworks that document Accept & Proceed’s ten-year study of light and dark. Accept & Proceed is an award-winning design studio specialising in print, screen and spaces. For the past decade, they have been…
‘Make Enemies & Gain Fans’ is a handbook representing the action-packed journey of Snask’s first five years in the business penned within 72 hours. We simply had no idea how they managed to get a book deal within 24 hours after the initial idea. The only thing we know is…
The time has come for us to launch the latest issue of Print Isn’t Dead™ and we are slightly overexcited to announce that Element 004 comes with a superb full cover wrap around design by multi-award winning English designer and visual artist Jon Bland. There’s no doubt why his list…
We are very excited to announce that we will be putting on a top-notch display of prints at our first ever Christmas Print Fayre, which will take place at none other than KK Outlet in Hoxton Square, London. We are literally going to fill the walls from top to bottom.…
Studio Plat’s portfolio is jam-packed with a very diverse assortment of projects it’s so hard to believe that this Seoul-based graphic design studio was only set up in 2014. They always come up with a way to offer clients diversity and playfulness when it comes to solving design problems. As…
A bright new era of indie-craft movement was dawning in the heart of East London as the Renegade Craft Fair kicked off on Saturday at The Old Truman Brewery. November events in London begin with an infinite number of annual Bonfire Night fireworks across the capital and Renegade Craft Fair…
Amy Burek is a San Fransciso based scientist, artist and sole member of her own club – Awkward Ladies Club. Her interests ‘include how cells become organisms, how letters become words, and how cat pictures become memes’. Her work reflects her fascination with how humans now communicate in a digital…
Berlin-based design studio ‘HelloMe’ has revealed its latest publication project which is a comprehensive collection of written works by artist Irena Haiduk entitled ‘Spells’. Published by Sternberg Press, Spells is a new title that marks a new narrative step. It consists of Haiduk’s texts and limited editions including manifestos, music…
We featured Ed Templeton’s book, Wayward Conditions this time last year, it’s a book digging deep into Ed’s photo archive from the last 20 years. He’s back in London with a new book to add to his vast collection titled Adventures in the nearby far away. Limited to 1000 copies.…
Brought to us by artist and market curator Mark Farhall, the mind behind the DIY Art Market and the ever popular Hackney Flea Market, The Independent Ceramics Market is the latest in his eclectic line up. As a celebration of London’s independent ceramicists and DIY potters, the market showcases a…