Grant Wiggins revisits 70’s inspired op-art styles in his vibrant, colour pop paintings. Based in Arizona, he lists retro product packaging and corporate logos as the main influence for his geometric creations. Experimenting with two different takes on graphic design, his minimal and maximal series explore opposite themes of simplicity…
Stumbling across the work of Jamie Tobin, I saw someone that looks like they have got their illustration style nailed – despite only being a graduate of 2014. All his work is drawn with a sense of authenticity and sensitivity to the subject matter. Wether this is for a collaborative…
Design experts Studio Job have created a visually exciting range of wallpaper for Dutch brand NLXL, inspired by their own archive of work. Revisiting past imagery used in previous projects has provided the basis for the wallpaper designs, each roll boasting a nine meter stretch of continuous pattern. There are…
Brand new Australian homeware brand Arro Home, has been born through a collaboration of designer Beci Orpin and entrepreneur Adam Rogers. From their desire to create fun home furnishings created by locally sourced artists, the range features a lovely assortment of colourful printed products inspired by Beci’s own design work.…
Thank you to everyone for your wonderful submissions for the Graduate Print Awards 2014, we have been overwhelmed by the incredibly high standard of work and the hundreds of submissions we have received. Now, People of Print are proud to present our hand selected nominations and if you are on…
The work of Mark Whalen is surreal and mesmerising. The content of his illustrations often feature strange wandering figures mixed in a world that is like nothing you have seen before. Influenced by mixture of scientific, geometric and outer space subjects, his paintings question the structures and rituals of life.…
The branding for the Netherlands based TextielMuseum and TextielLab aims to unite both companies seamlessly into a single recognisable identity. A combination of letters representing each place are overlapped to make the main logo, T, M and L providing the basis for this design. Experimenting with repetition, different opacities and…
Berlin based art collective Haw-Lin have recently joined forces with Sydney based brand Uniform studios to drop a collaborative capsule collection. Translating bold block colour patterns arranged to look like military badges through minimalistic pieces, the unisex collection is superbly simplistic and will be available from late August. Haw-Lin X…
Naomi Wilkinson is a Bristol based illustrator with a lovely, charismatic approach. Inspired by folk art, vintage graphics and old children’s story books, she certainly puts her sugar coated imagination to good use. Her light hearted scenes contain cheery characters in a portfolio that is uplifting and warm. Naomi Wilkinson…
People of Print are proud to present their first ever publication which has been dubbed “the holy grail of independent editorial design” by Itsnicethat. The sold out magazine has received great press by the likes of magCulture, Eye Magazine, Cool Hunting, Itsnicethat, Paste Magazine and PSFK to name a few.…
Based in Belgium, Bert Danckaert has been working as a photographer since the mid 90’s. Bert’s minimalistic and ‘straight forward’ approach to photography creates incredible considered graphic visuals capturing ‘unremarkable undistinguished places’ that highlight colour, pattern and composition.
Exquisite corpse is a highly exciting project, curated by Dutch illustrator Antigoon. Inviting artists to contribute to a ‘never ending illustration,’ each person is only allowed to see a small glimpse of the previous section, before adding their own creative mark. Continuing from his online collection, Antigoon has brought the…
This summer Somerset House presents ‘Return of the Rudeboy’, an exhibition curated and created by prolific photographer and filmmaker Dean Chalkley and famed in the fashion world, creative director Harris Elliot.
Internationally-acclaimed artist, graphic designer, illustrator and writer Rob Lowe aka Supermundane is once again organising one of his most exciting exhibitions which will feature a wide range of large-scale two colour drawings produced using a special alcohol-based ink, Krink. The show won’t start until tomorrow but as always, Rob has…
Harriet Lee-Merrion is an illustrator currently based in Bristol. Creating mostly black and white imagery with hints of colour, Harriet’s considered conceptual illustrations are truly stunning. With a style being defined by dreamy narratives communicating character’s emotions through clever compositions and delicate line work, Harriet is definitely one to watch.…
New illustrations by Sac Magique, have the essence of summer all over them. His cheeky illustrations always have a fun factor to them, and he describes his style as “playful aggression, like a delicious custard pie in the face”. He likes to create work using a mixture of gouache, hand…
Dr Banana like to keep it simple – bumbags, bucket hats and 5 panel caps, all crafted from unusual printed fabrics ‘hand-picked by the Doc’ and all perfect for festival season. Their tongue in cheek, humorous approach to marketing together with their well chosen, unusual prints make for fun, affordable…
Rotterdam-based graphic design studio Team Thursday’s portfolio is jam-packed with print works that are interestingly varied in style and format. With strong typographic treatment that spans across almost every project, Loes van Esch and Simone Rum together they never fail to charm us with their stunning design work and have…
Italian graphic designer Ray Oranges is the master of modernity. Overlapping clean lines with blocky colours and 3D shapes, he creates futuristic landscapes and neatly arranged views. The award winning designer has an interesting surreal element to his work combined with an effortless approach at composition to produce these unusual…
A P A R T is a new exhibition that showcases the visual response of 6 artists to a short story written by yours truly. A shameless plug, I know. The story was specifically written for the show and is split into 6 with each artist responding to a different…