For 2022, Swiss poster designer and letterpress printer Dafi Kühne‘s Typographic Printing Program is going international. While Dafi has been running the program—first in one, and later in two sessions per summer—since 2016 in Switzerland, it was about time for a change. Over the last five years around 80 participants…
There’s no better time to celebrate the art of printmaking then at Christmas. Below, we’ve compiled our top 20 print-related products to gift this year, from typographic posters, to print workshop vouchers, and the ultimate printmaking accessories. 1: A1 Magnetic Poster Frame £22These magnetic poster frames are available in a…
The latest project to launch on In Perpetuum is Asset of Community Value (ACV); a 200-page print publication that believes in community care. In Perpetuum is the latest way to crowdfund, support, and bring new, exciting independent publications to life. You can back new projects by pre-ordering the publication, or…
Maria Frati is a relief printmaker and oil painter based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. Maria studied Fine Art at Clark University in Worcester, MA, and earned a masters degree in Art Education from MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art) in Baltimore, MD in 2012. Upon graduating, she taught in public schools…
One is never too old for a stocking! We’re here to help you play Santa this festive season with our guide to 20 small but awesome stocking fillers perfect for that hard-to-buy for creative in your life. 1: Print Isn’t Dead Pin £6Pop our iconic and best-selling Print Isn’t Dead…
The legendary Stendig Calendar is back for 2022, and remains one of the best examples of 1960s modernist design, featuring two of the movement’s most iconic creations – Swiss typeface Helvetica and the Grid. The Stendig was originally designed by Massimo Vignelli in 1697 for Charles Stendig, a celebrated importer of…
Issue 74 of our monthly publication, Posterzine, introduces the work of Kelsey Landsgaard, AKA A Soft Wrongness. Kelsey is a Florida-based poet and artist known for her tender, often highly personal collages. She arranges images with lines of thought to express her inner world, juxtaposing naive visuals with the wisdom of her writing; often…
This month, we’re delighted to present a selection of monochrome prints created by the talented members of our Official POP community. Through utilising just one colour, our members have conveyed powerful messages combined with a plethora of printmaking techniques. Studio Turbo: How to Build a Robot “I love drawing on…
Dutch creative studio Autobahn was never meant to be a design outfit at all: it was meant to be a band. It seemed music would be the destiny of four graphic design classmates, who between them, could play guitar, piano and bass; mix beats; and “sort of” sing. But it…
Toys is the latest project from Prague-based graphic designer Mario Carpe. The 16 digitally created prints (and a bonus one) look to and reinterpret the concept of the ‘toy’. Mario describes; “I’m a big fan of toys and, although don’t play with them anymore, I truly think for keeping an…
It goes without saying, that here at People of Print we’re all for keeping the art of card-sending alive. This year, support independent artists, small businesses, and printmakers and spread the Christmas cheer with our low-down of the best crimbo cards. Melissa Donne StudioWe love this botanical-themed digitally printed card…
Massimo Vignelli’s Stendig Calendar is a design classic, and the only calendar to feature in the permanent collection of MoMA. Vignelli designed the calendar in 1965, and it has been produced every year in the same imposing size: 120 x 90cm. This year, the legendary company have launched The V…
Neil Crockley has been screen printing clothing and T-shirts for independent companies and creative individuals since 2013. He first learnt the basics of flatbed fine art screen printing on paper and other print techniques at Teesside University on a BA hons Fine Art degree. Previously, he had studied Graphic Design…
Last spring, screen printer and illustrator Studio Miammmiam produced a new set of screen prints entitled Amours Sauvages / Wild Loves. The collection, which was composed of 20 new screen prints, was exhibited at Supalife Kiosk, a screen print gallery in Berlin, last July, and is now for sale via…
Lana Hughes is a Graphic designer turned Textile Artist based in London. She started out working as a Graphic Designer, and although she has always been one, during the lockdown of 2020 she started working with textiles too. Lana designs and creates lettering, and works on all kinds of projects…
Caroline Erolin is a Scotland-based printmaker, inspired by the natural world, animals, and anatomy. She describes herself as a “lecturer in medical art by day, and a printmaker by night”. Caroline studied Fine Art and Illustration before going on to specialise in Medical Illustration. Now in her forties, she is…
It’s never too early to get your 2022 in order. We’re here to help you get organised next year with our low down of our favourite calendars. From colourful illustrations galore, to simpler celebrations of the analogue, we’ve got you covered. World of TypeInspired by legendary Dutch graphic designer Wim…
Colour Black is the brand name of Dan Lacey; an advertising art director and screen print artist. After studying an Art and Design foundation, Graphic Design at uni, and a post graduate advertising course, in 2017 Dan partook in a screen printing course at City Lit in Holborn under the…
During lockdown London-based screen printer Nathalie Kingdon produced a collection of work based around the theme of summer, inspired by the South of France where she comes from. Beach scenes, palm trees, swimming pools, swimmers, pine trees, and Matisse-like shapes filled her artworks. She comments; “I was missing the place…
Alphabetical was founded around 11 years ago by Bob Young and Tommy Taylor, and has made a name for itself as a studio that can work across multiple disciplines with a huge breadth of different clients. Some excellent recent work includes digital designs for University of the Arts London, which saw…