Concrete Nature is a creative studio based in Glasgow and run by Clementine Carriere. The studio collaborates with individuals, galleries, institutions, and organisations to bring projects to life across print, digital, and space. Taking a “holistic” approach to what they do, and a desire to “positively impact the planet”, Clementine…
If you’re in need of inspiration, or just pottering about from tab to tab in need of some procrastination that’s way more enriching than, say Googling “when exactly do the pubs reopen” or Photoshopping your friend’s faces onto those of Princess Di (just as an example), you could do far…
Cristina Todisco is an Italian silkscreen artist living and working in Bari, South Italy, where she runs her own screen printing studio, CARTODROMO. After completing her studies, Cristina decided to live abroad, where she met some artists who, for the first time, introduced her to the world of screen printing.…
Studio Shimo is a creative project by London-based textile and graphic designer Juliette van Rhyn. Inspired by a walk through Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa neighbourhood in 2019, Juliette decided to create a brand that reflected the feelings of warmth and nostalgia she felt in the vintage shops and record cafes there. Having…
Issue 66 of Posterzine showcases the work of Detroit’s own KaCeyKal!. KaCeyKal! creates art that is refreshing and clean with a balanced colour palette, celebrating female forms that are rarely given the spotlight. His naked figures, with their bounteous curves, resonate with women around the world. KaCeyKal! has also created…
Join the fight against typographic pollution with Dafi Kühne‘s 2021 Typographic Summer Program. The program is an intense 2 week course taking place in Switzerland for international graphic design students and professionals. The project was initiated in 2016 by Dafi as he “…felt the need for a short intense workshop…
Alana McDowell is an Irish illustrator and graphic designer from Belfast, working between Belfast and London. With a keen interest in pop-culture and current affairs, and with an emphasis on female first projects, Alana utilises her freehand drawing skills to add a rebellious edge to projects and prints. Taking inspiration…
Wild Press is a new Risograph print studio run by illustrator and printmaker Lou Rowland, based at Wild & Kind Studios in Glasgow. Wild and Kind are an ethical print and embroidery social enterprise that use 100% of its profits to tackle loneliness and isolation. They strive to make Riso…
A recent graduate of Austin Peay State University, Kelsey Faye is a practising graphic designer, printmaker, and photographer. Currently, Kelsey is working on a new functional wood block typeface that takes inspiration from street art. They are hoping to use the font for a series of zines which will also…
It feels as though Swedish illustrator Alva Skog has been a name ever since graduating in 2018. Their work is both distinctive—strangely proportioned limbs, often huge hands, simple but expressive black line facial features—and beautifully mutable. As such, Skog’s work is a dream for projects like editorial illustration (their client…
This month we’re excited to present a series of relief print projects from the talented members of our community. From woodcut, to linocut and 11-layered reduction prints, our members have used a wide variety of relief printing methods to bring their designs to life. Neu Haus Press: Neu Haus Press…
Lena Yokoyama is a Japanese/Austrian illustrator, printmaker, and ‘visual translator’. Having grown up mostly in Japan and Austria, with some time spent some in France and the US, Lena is now living in London, where she also completed her degree in Illustration at Camberwell College of Arts in 2020. Drawing…
Type design company Swiss Typefaces, which is based in—you guessed it, Switzerland (Vevey to be exact)—has really amped up what we think of as a type specimen with its new book Euclid-Typeface Mystery No. 1. The book comes in the wake of the past few years’ gradual additions to the…
Ridge + Roots has always been a passion project inspired by adventure, wellness, and growth. Towards the end of 2020, this concept of growth took on a new role as Gina released a series of carving and printmaking sets to help share her love of print. “I have always believed…
80sixed began as an outlet for its founder, Alex Herber, to escape the mundane world we occupy. With a childhood dream of becoming an artist, but with the inevitably of life somehow pushing us in the opposite direction of our dreams, Alex accidentally fell into a career in engineering, research,…
“The lockdown period was a magical moment for me” says Fabio Marangoni, a printmaker based in Padova, Italy. He continues; “What at first seemed like a forced effort to slow down, made me rediscover the free time that I hadn’t had for a long time”. This provided the opportunity for…
Karol Dybalski is a graphic designer based in Brampton, Canada. A graduate of Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology in Toronto, he joined Bruce Mau Design as an intern in 2014, and has since gone on to become a Senior Designer. Swiss Coasters is a side project that Karol…
I’ve been a fan of Grant Gasser’s work for a while; not least because whenever we chat, the majority of the phone call is made up of rambling tangents rather than just talking shop. Those tangents are often related to music: like many graphic designers, Gasser’s practice isn’t just about…
Issue 65 of our monthly poster-come-magazine publication features the work of the Godfather of 90s skate culture, Ed Templeton. Ed has achieved legendary status as not only a professional skateboarder, but also as an artist and street photographer. Inside, we catch up with the man of many talents about the links between…
As with pretty much everything else we used to experience IRL, the current work in progress show from the Royal College of Art in London was forced to move online as a digital platform for the first time. But rather than see that as a problematic measure, the students and…