Uruguayan graphic designer Gabriel Amijai Benderski Perez recently got in touch about a fascinating project he’s put together: an archive of graphic design from his home country. Benderski Perez was born in Montevideo, Uruguay, and completed his formal BA training in graphic design at ORT University before spending five years working…
Soul Traits is a screen printing and creative studio based in Patras, Greece, founded by Vagg Angelopoulos. The studio began back in 2017, when Vagg started publishing an independent collective art magazine that focused on showcasing work by artists from all over the globe covering the fields of illustration, photography,…
Linocut printmaker Melanie Wickham works from her home studio in Bristol, UK. Having studied Illustration at UWE, she discovered printmaking at the end of her degree. Upon graduating, lino printing was the natural medium for Melanie to work in; portable, affordable and adaptable, it worked for perfectly for her illustrative…
Klaus Kremmerz is (or was, pre 2020) a nomadic kind of illustrator. Working mostly using his iPad or Wacom, he’s taken advantage of the fact he doesn’t really need to carry around too much to make his office anywhere. While he’s currently based in Italy, according to his agency, Dutch…
Turboblock Nr. 8 is a letterpress printed exhibition poster by graphic designer and letterpress printmaker Dafi Kühne. The project examines and interpolates the two most produced chairs of all time; the Thonet bentwood chair, and the Monobloc chair. The Thonet bentwood chair was the most produced chair worldwide before the…
Concrete Nature is the studio of Clementine Carriere, with an output including design work, printed goods and experiences. The studio aims to collaborate with individuals, organisations and institutions on design projects across print, digital, and space. Alongside commissioned projects, Clementine also works on self-initiated projects across a range of platforms…
Beavertown Brewery, a long-standing pal of People of Print, has proven itself to be a bastion of brilliant offbeat design, intricate illustration and popping colours (as well as very very tasty beer) since its launch around eight years ago. In a world where craft beer copycats are two a penny,…
Anastasia Beltyukova, aka Tribambuka, is an award winning illustrator, artist and animation director, originally from St. Petersburg, Russia. She left home in search of home in 2010, got stuck in London during the eruptions of Eyjafjallajökull volcano, and has been living and working there happily ever since. Feeling the need…
Cluster, the creative platform tailored to the needs of artists and young collectors, is launching a tailored Residency programme to support an illustrator with space, mentoring, and an exhibition. The residency will aim to serve the unique needs of the artist, based on their career path to date and ambitions…
Straycat is the studio of creative, Roy van Wezenbeek. Educated in Fine Arts, his love for drawing and printmaking are key features in his output. In his practice he aims for an intuitive and direct approach, with the elements of surprise and opportunity being motivational factors. After achieving his degree,…
This month we’re excited to present an exciting array of graphic design projects from members of our POP community. From beer can designs, to weekly planners and packaging design, our members exhibit many great talents in the field. Georgia Harizani and Filippos Fragkogiannis: 2021 Weekly Index The 2021 Weekly Index…
Sumuyya Khader’s practice is a combination of illustration, drawing, and print works that predominantly explore place and identity. The Liverpool-based artist’s work is often influenced by the location she inhabits, while works are typically paper based and involve the layering of imagery to tell a story. “Communicating via a visual…
The Dafi Kühne Printing Show is a series of free educational letterpress printing videos by poster designer, educator, and letterpress printer Dafi Kühne. Hot off the press, Dafi shares his most secret printing recipes so that you can start cooking up your own letterpress prints! Between 2018 and 2020 Dafi…
Whether creating commercial illustrative narratives or self-directed projects, Valencia-based artist and illustrator Sergio Membrillas uses striking blocks of colour and bold shapes to develop a unique style that reminds us of the warmer summer days. It’s clear from a single glimpse that his knack for composition is something that resonates…
Zoe Anker describes herself as “a very much process led artist” who “loves to work in a playful and free manner”. Thus, she rarely produces a full edition of work, preferring to work with one off pieces, often a small mini range on various scales. This “capsule collection” type of…
If you’re yet to discover the Instagram account showmeyourprintshop, get over there, pronto. The account presents, as you’ve likely guessed from its name, print shops. They range from the pro to the hobbyist to the neat to the realistically all-over-the-shop, and there’s a great smattering of dog shots too, if…
Founded by Ella Rankin, a graphic designer based in Milton Keynes, England, Angel Design Studio‘s practice focuses on typographic posters, inspired by music and the desire to motivate others. Alongside this, Ella also works as a freelance graphic designer, offering branding services, logos, packaging, business cards, and web design. Growing…
Milan-based studio La Tigre has been running for some years now—it set up shop back in 2009—and recently got in touch to show off a raft of gorgeous new print pieces. Founded and directed by Luisa Milani and Walter Molteni, the studio describes its focus as “research-based,” closely collaborating with…
Due to the recent outbreak of STUPIDITY is a little, precious looking artist’s publication by Magdalena Wysocka and Claudio Pogo, the duo behind Outer Space Press. Their art practice is based on collecting and re-contextualising photography, found books, and other archival print material in order to create new visual narratives.…
The second publication fresh from Prelo Prints’ press is based on Dracole Waida, a pamphlet first published in Nüremberg in 1488. The booklet presents Vlad III’s, Voivode of Wallachia, various crimes prior to his death, and was used as a propaganda instrument. The popularity of the work is proven by…