The End is at Hand: An Illustrated History of the Apocalypse is a new book by Darrel Perkins, featuring short stories and linoprint illustrations about the end of the world. People have always concerned themselves with the end of the world. Through a collection of short essays, the book explores how…
Based out of Padua, Italy, Mosè Cabrele is an illustrator working across artisinal printing techniques including linocut, xylography, lithography, and engraving, as well as digital practices. “What I look for and propose has influences ranging from the most varied fields, from ancient and pre-Columbian art, from nature, to music and…
Lopez and Son PGH has officially rebranded as Alchemic Print; a screen print studio focusing on colour, shape, and magical compositions. The studio, in its original format, started slow. In 2016, studio founder Ignacio Lopez graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a Studio Arts degree, where one of his…
Founded by Jan Peserl, Werkstatt is a visual studio from Zagreb, Croatia. The name originated from the German word for “workshop”, as Jan tells us; “I thought it would fit nicely because it covers a lot of my different work, from collages and illustrations to music and video bending. I…
Get organised in the new year and add some statement art to your walls with our low down of the best 2023 calendars. From vibrant illustrations, to lunar calendars, and celebrations of typography, you’re sure to find something you love below: Lou RowlandDesigned in collaboration with Designer Dalian Rynne, each month…
Autumn Wonders is the latest lino print release from Luxembourg-based printmaker and graphic designer Damien Giudice. The 50×40 artwork features a creature in the middle of two oak branches. Damien tells us; “Of course it is a squirrel, but others think they recognise a rabbit. What it is is still…
We’re stoked to present a selection of illustration projects from the talented members of our Official POP community. From illustrated calendars, to screen printed tote bags and Risograph posters, our members have created unique illustrations that have been brought to life through various print methods. Steffi Möbius Ehrlich: I Am…
Richard Peacock is a printmaker based in North London making limited edition original prints on paper. He works from his studio in Wood Green which is home to a press and exposure unit which he shares with one other artist. Richard’s imagery combines elements of geometrical abstraction and pop art,…
We’re here to help you spread festive cheer with our low-down of the best Christmas cards by independent artists, printmakers, and studios. From cards for millenials to humbugs, we’ve got you covered! Check out our favourites below: Rosy Nicholas100% of the money raised from sales of these cards by Wrap…
The latest linocut from Italy-based printmaker Nadia Resta focuses on the concept of friendship. On the story behind the work, Nadia tells us it’s about; “A pact that during adolescence remains firm and eternal until people change and betray it. Often, however, in the middle of the most difficult road,…
Basingstoke-based printers, The Liquorice Press, recently had the pleasure of creating packaging to showcase Gmund Hemp, the latest addition to G . F Smith’s Collection. The Liquorice design team worked closely with their printers to produce the best results for the stock. The 100% Hemp product is a strong, durable…
Oh for Print’s Sake is the printmaking moniker of Rhianne Connelly, a designer based in Dundee, Scotland. Rhianne crafts bold and quirky Scottish prints, ranging from letterpress prints to screen printed tote bags. Everything is designed to be playful, colourful, and with a fresh twist on Scottish uniqueness. “I’ve always…
The idea of travel, seeing new places, and endlessly exploring has been a big part of London-based artist and illustrator Caroline Tomlinson’s story. But in the last year or so, the importance and need ‘to belong’ has been an area of exploration within both her life and now her work.…
The latest project from The Netherlands-based design and printmaking duo VrijFormaat is a nostalgic tribute to audio cassette tapes. Although playing cassette tapes is a thing of the past for the designers, the nostalgic appeal still remains. These tapes were the first music carriers on which they could store their…
Released earlier this year, In Bloom is Concrete Nature’s latest Risograph printed publication featuring the photographic work of 13 international creatives. The publication is a visual essay exploring the different facets of the idea of being in a state of bloom, from the keen observation of nature to the celebration of…
The second exhibition of Mikhail Lychkovskiy’s posters has started in the Georgian city of Batumi. Like his previous exhibition, the purpose of this one is to popularise the “poster” genre, and to acquaint people with its history and features. In this regard, the exhibition takes place in the popular bar,…
“If you’d have told me at the start of October I’d be able to design, carve and print 31 mini linoprints in 31 days I’d probably have laughed,” begins printmaker Haychley Webb of Stellabox Designs. Organised by Daniel Villa in association with Speedball Art, Printober is an annual print challenge…
After a 2 year hiatus London’s contemporary illustration event, The London Illustration Fair (LIF) is back! The 2022 edition of the fair, which is taking place from 2-4th Dec, will see over 70 artists return to the iconic venue, Bargehouse, OXO Tower wharf, for another four day extravaganza of illustration.…
Zoe Ansari is a printmaker and sometime stone carver based in Cambridge in the UK, making lino prints from her home studio. She specialised in printmaking on Art Foundation at Cambridge School of Art, and developed a love for etching. She tells us; “I became fascinated with all the different…
Becca Hovey is the artist behind Bec Joy Prints; a shop that includes orignal blockprinted designs in the form of art prints and textiles, including bandanas, tea towels, and more. Blockprinting is the focus of Becca’ work, as she is “enamoured with the textures and constraints of the medium”. Her…