For 3 days only the Kiosk pop-up bookshop will find its temporary home inside The Peckham Pelican. Run as part of the Art Licks Weekend, the event now in its second year, aims to give a platform to young emerging artists, designers and small press publishers. Kiosk will focus on…
Every year the notorious Print Club London put on a screen printed poster show called Blisters at MC Motors based around a theme. This year the title was Blisters: Sound Sessions with prints inspired by peoples favourite band, song, musician, tour or gig – without using the name within the…
We are enamoured with the charming works created by Dutch graphic designer, illustrator and printmaker Eline Van Dam aka Zeloot who is now residing in a lovely village named Gruiten in Germany. Whilst enjoying producing most of her work by hand, Zeloot also embraces some digital techniques resulting in an…
I came across Ed’s amazing artwork on Booooooom this week after founder Jeff was lucky enough to visit the Vancouver based Artist at his studio. Ed’s process involves taking a photo of a crumpled piece of reflective paper, which he prints and proceeds to cut into pixel shapes. Ed then…
Graham Clark is an artist based in Brighton. He works straight onto paper while experimenting with lines, patterns and colours. What’s mega impressive is he’s never had any formal training beyond art college, no university, and is still able to create characters with such depth. Graham Clark:: Drawn in 1985…
A product of Michael Roger Press, a family press started by the current owners great grandfather, Decomposition books are an illustrated twist on the classic composition notebook – one of the most recognisable pieces of american stationary and the college students staple workbook. These versions however, are made in the…
Tom Deason is an illustrator and designer from London who finished the illustration course at UWE in Bristol. Although being very much into screenprinting, these are his first risoprints. It seems as if he’s got a knack for it and we’re looking forward to seeing many more. Tom Deason was…
There has been a large influx of beer cans and bottles that embrace highly creative design, and recently, Spanish designer Txaber has also introduced his gripping project ‘Beer Colours’ celebrating the glorious bitter taste of beer and brewed beer art. Beer Colours | Txaber was last modified: September 16th, 2014…
A huge congratulations to Gaurab Thakali who has be crowned our 2014 Graduate Print Awards Winner. Gaurab’s work was a strong favourite amongst the People of Print team alongside our panel of judges too. London Graphic Centre commented that he has “an incredible colourful style which communicates atmosphere and purpose“,…
Second place in our Graduate Print Awards 2014 is the amazing Fran Buss. Within our Print Award submissions we received a large amount of printed textile entries, but no one impressed our panel quite as much as Fran. Her screen printed textiles for her graduate show collection have such a…
Our first runner up for the Graduate Print Awards 2014 is the very well-deserved Callum Copley. Callums’ work combines a range of experimental print techniques that not only make for great visually alluring design, but always consider their relationship to the subject matter. Creating a poster for Kinetica Art Fair…
Luxe outdoor brand Monclear has recently joined forces with UK based photographer Dan Holdsworth for a winter capsule collection. With all over print featured throughout, the collection sports Dan’s stunning landscape photography across down-filled jackets and snowpants. Moncler X Dan Holdsworth :: Collaborative capsule collection was last modified: September 15th,…
Queen of composition Tali Bayer is a young artist based in Germany. Specialising in collage based juxtapositions and curious arrangements of materials, Tali makes all her work by hand before digitalising each finished piece. Inspired by structures and surfaces, she is heavily influenced by shapes found particularly in plants and…
I am pretty sure Berlin is always on top of every design aficionado’s must-go list and to boost its thriving art scene this autumn, Colectivo Futuro in partnership with Cafe Kraft, Berlin Community Radio, CDR Projects and JB Magazine are taking residency inside Berlin Community Radio and turning the space…
We have handed over our top 20 Graduate Print Award finalists to our panel of judges, to pick out their top ten students. The decision was by no means easy and we wanted to commend all entrants into the awards, and give a special mention for the top 10. We…
Jennifer Hope Clothing is a unisex street wear brand founded in Bristol by Oxford born fashion/print designer Jennifer Hope who specialises in turning intricate 2D designs into 3D retina burning one-of-a-kind garments for its loyal clientele. We spoke to Jennifer about the early days, her design background and discuss the…
Japanese boutique Ron Herman has recently teamed up with Disney to make an incredible collection of both jumpers and kitchen wear. The collection sports printed visuals of iconic characters from Disney’s archives throughout, a particular favourite piece being their trays donning an old-school Mickey mouse visuals complete with vintage type.…
You may have seen the feature we ran supporting the Kickstarter campaign for Taint Magazine a few months back, and now that issue one is hot off the press we fancied revisiting the pair behind the project, Anna and Niall, to see what they’ve learnt, and more importantly, what’s next.…
On Tuesday 2nd September, Marcroy took to St.Brides Library for what was an evening of print-related talks and panel discussion under the title ‘No end of print?‘ hosted by John L. Walters of Eye Magazine. The night featured Pureprint, New North Press, Hoxton Mini Press, Kin, Calverts, F.E.Burman and People…
It is very interesting to see how Danish graphic designer Kristina Krogh lets her imagination soar by taking inspiration from her daily life. From a beautiful old parquet, a stone floor in a church to a view from the cycle path, this Copenhagen-based designer manages to create subtle and simple…