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…
On the morning of the Blisters 2014 show in which Belfast born Carrickfergus raised Peter Strain exhibits his work. People of Print talks exclusively with the AOI Award winning Illustrator about his design up bringing, the Belfast design scene, the key themes his work explores and more importantly he picks out his favourite Wes…
A graduate of both Glasgow and Chelsea schools of art, Linzie Hunter is renowned for her digital illustration and lettering work, although when away from the computer she enjoys traditional printmaking. Having worked with clients as impressive as Nike, Harper Collins, Time Magazine and the Guardian, her commercial work, such…
Sometimes I feel that elegance in editorial is underrated, the need to shock and provoke reaction the main intention. It is refreshing to see styling and art direction that doesn’t scream for attention, yet welcomes it with a quietly confident beckoning. Graphic designer Fabio Álvarez doesn’t give away anything easily,…
We are very proud to post about our very own award winning People of Print member Emma Fisher who has taken the creative world by storm shortly after graduating from LCC. She has been featured in Computer Arts as a New Star of Design and has also won the YCN…
Lumi is a new DIY alternative to screen printing. The process works on cotton, linen, silk, rayon, canvas, and any other natural & absorbent fiber. Once finished, your print is permanent and can be machine washed without fading. Lumi | Print With Light was last modified: September 11th, 2014 by…
It that time of year again when the studios of Print Club London are buzzing with excitement and preparations for Blisters 2014. If you haven’t heard of the exhibition before, it features 40 selected artists each selling an edition of 40 signed original screen prints for £40 each. The exhibition,…
As part of the Shoreditch Design Triangle and the London Design Festival, Tooled Up is a group exhibition featuring a range of great international artists in a exhibition to celebrate creativity, craft and skill. The artists where asked to take one recognisable tool of craft and transform it into a…
Fantastically detailed pen drawings and etchings from french Central St Martins graduate Octave Marsal. His architectural explorations into human nature are both imaginatively psychedelic and painstakingly accurately rendered. He can often be found collaborating with his long term artistic partner, the sculptor and photographer Theo De Gueltzl, whom he shares…
Pineum is a design studio based in Warsaw, founded by Eve Doroshenko and Jack Doroshenko, a combination of fine arts and graphic design specialists. Together they work for a range of clients, focusing on brand identity, web design, graphics and photography. Their style is current yet is still able to…