For issue 73 of our monthly poster-come-zine publishing project, Posterzine, we chat with Brighton-based artist Sophy Hollington. Well-known for breathing fresh life into ancient themes, from meteoric folklore to alchemical symbolism, Sophy creates beautiful works of art through the linocut process. Sophy has brought her magical touch to work for…
Ewan Taylor, AKA Redbellyboy, is a filmmaker and artist who specialises in screen printing. Originally from Aberdeen, Scotland, Ewan studied Film at Edinburgh College of Art before moving to London, where he has worked as a freelance film director for the past 20 years. His work includes TV and commercials, and…
Vicky Phillips of Lightship Print Shop will be giving a talk in association with The Big Draw for all those interested in learning more about working as a surface pattern designer. The talk is designed for those just starting out in the industry, or that would like to learn more…
Originally from Nottingham and now based in Manchester, UK, Sarah Wilson works commercially within editorial and animation, as well as making illustrated prints and products for her own shop. She graduated from Manchester School of Art in 2018 with a BA (Hons) in Illustration with Animation, and went on to…
Ever since it launched in 2016, SOFA magazine has always been as much about images as it is about words. Founded by Ricarda Messner, publisher of Berlin-based Flaneur magazine and co-editor-in-chief Caia Hagel, the magazine was a deliberate riposte to many other indie mags that were around at that time, which…
Walk The Talk is a free multi-site exhibition set across the West End and Southside of Glasgow during COP26 from 1 to 12 November 2021. Curated by Concrete Nature, the exhibition features Risograph prints from UK creatives (including multiple members of People of Print!) around the themes of nature and climate…
UK experimental printmaker Rosie Emerson is releasing two brand new editions featuring queens from the silver screen; Brigitte Bardot and Nina Mae McKinney. “This whole collection has been great fun to print as no single print has been the same, it’s been a new reveal every time,” describes Rosie. Rise…
Taking place from 11 – 14 November at the newly refurbished Fireworks Factory at London’s historic Royal Arsenal heritage site, Woolwich, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair is back for 2021 with its sixth edition. Bringing together 1000 original artworks from over 500 artists, big names and top galleries, WCPF21 is the…
Over the past 15 years or so, London-based studio Zak Group has quietly made a name for itself as an outfit that produces work that’s both exceptionally beautiful, and very, very cool. While some of this work is slick, minimal (perhaps a nod to founder Zak Kyes’ background as the…
Miniprint Seoul studio directors and founders Albert Che and Samantha Blumenfeld will be hosting their first joint exhibition from November 3rd to the 27th. The exhibition, Serigraph, which will be held in Seoul at gallery Graphite on Pink, will showcase their different styles and how they are both able to…
Every year around this time, Phillip Kingsbury, the face behind The Wooden Spoon Press, makes four new linocut Christmas card designs, using his home town of Malmesbury in Wiltshire as inspiration. This year, he has focused on famous local historical characters, including them as ghosts in the town as it…
POEMET is a new print and textile brand, founded and designed by Michal Lifshitz; a graphic designer and art-lover. By establishing POEMET, Michal fulfilled her lifelong dream of creating her own brand that emphasises and brings together her love for different design fields. The name POEMET is inspired by a…
We’re delighted to present an awesome selection of collage projects from the talented members of our POP community. From re-purposing misprints and off-cuts, to animations, and digital layering, our members have brought unique and innovative approaches to the method of collaging. Jennifer Zee: Lepidopteran Lily Pond Three of Jennifer Zee’s…
Normandie Syken is an illustrator and printmaker from Queens, New York. She studied Art at the Frank Sinatra School of Arts and earned her BFA in illustration from the School of Visual Arts. Normandie’s artist’s books, prints, and paintings are in collections such as the British Library, the New York…
Connect is a new collection of screen prints by Studio Carlijn; a design studio founded by Carlijn Timmermans based in Breda, the Netherlands. The series is inspired by being in contact with shape and colour, and balancing energy in everyday life, reflecting feelings of positivity, combined with the unexpected. Carlijn…
CARTODROMO is a screen print studio based in Bari, South Italy, specialising in art prints on various media including paper and fabric. The studio was founded in 2019 by Cristina Todisco; an independent Italian printmaker. CARTODROMO works in collaboration with artists to create unique works using the medium of silkscreen.…
Emiko is the shop and working name of graphic designer and illustrator turned printmaker Alex Brane. Alex’s work is heavily inspired by nature and antique and vintage style art, with an added touch of magic and whimsy. She works with both hand printed and digitally produced art, typically all printed…
Now in its sixth year, and back for their first IRL fair since 2019, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair offers an incredible line-up of nearly 1000 artworks, from over 500 artists, famous names and specialist galleries across a range of styles and techniques. Visitors will have the opportunity to collect original…
Amber Butler, an up-and-coming illustrator and artist based in Luton, recently teamed up with Black Minds Matter UK in Honour of Black History Month and World Mental Health Day. The project was sparked by feelings of hopelessness, frustration, and exhaustion following the devastating murder of George Floyd. Amber’s art is often her therapy,…
Luke Holcombe is a graphic artist and printmaker based in Bath, creating prints and paper goods inspired by nature, travel, and adventure. Luke grew up near Oxford and moved to Bath in 2004 to study Architecture, which he practised up until a couple of years ago. “I’ve always had a…