Jakob&Tatze is a small screen printing studio based in Frankfurt am Main, founded in 2019 by graphic designer Nina Egli. Aside from running the print studio, Nina also works as a graphic designer. In her studio she hosts screen printing workshops for the public, as well offering small printing events…
This Is What My Brain Looks Like is the culmination of months of emotions. The book was designed by Graphic Arts and Design student Oliver Jennings, whose work spans across both digital and analogue techniques. Taking influence from the Gutai group’s use of movement to create art, Oliver wanted to…
Shoulder to Shoulder Stronger Together is a new letterpress print by TypographHer, created for the Printmakers Against Racism global virtual art sale to support the fight against systemic racial injustice. TypographHer, aka Nicole Arnett Phillips, is a letterpress printer who works from her studio in New Zealand on publishing, typographic and…
For our 59th issue of Posterzine™ we chat with multidisciplinary artist and art director Marco Oggian about getting expelled from university, and the hidden messages entwined with the upbeat characters he creates. Inside this awesome issue you can read an exclusive interview with the artist, and also bag a limited edition…
Self-taught illustrator, stamp carver and print maker, Barneby Fox, aka Simone Bryant, is based in the U.S., in a city just north of Atlanta, GA. After receiving a Business degree, she worked for corporate clients in branding and marketing for over 10 years, developing and delivering the design philosophy and…
Will Mower is a graphic artist, designer and printmaker who divides his time between working on freelance projects for clients, and making things in his studio. Since completing a BA in Graphic Design at UWE in 2014, Will has worked as a freelance designer for clients in the arts, events,…
Smex, aka Alex Weir, is a visual artist and illustrator living and working in Edinburgh, Scotland. Most of Alex’s works are digital drawings which he then transforms into accessible art forms including zines, prints, t-shirts, and tote bags. The artist also often shows his work in a ‘fine art’ context,…
Zoe Anker is a Surrey-based screen printer whose work is characterised by a strong juxtaposition of colour, geometric shape and mark making, with the use of layers to create interesting and unique forms. She studied MA Design for Textiles Future at Central St Martins College of Art and Design, London,…
Portuguese printmaker and artist Vanda Sim Sim’s latest collection is entitled City Words. Printed between 2019 and 2020, the artworks represent her signature visual and conceptual language, juxtaposing bright colour, bold shapes, and abstraction. Vanda’s hand-pulled screen prints are created in very limited editions and are frequently unique proofs. Her…
Linocut printmaker Emily Robertson has recently launched a series of five new prints which are inspired by the nature she has seen during lockdown in Provence, France. Emily completed a Fine Art degree at Falmouth University, and for the past 10 years has been working as an art teacher. In…
This month we’re excited to present a series of screen print projects from selected members of our community. From quarantine comics, to colourful tees, and typographic prints, our members have used silkcreen printing to bring a variety of their innovative projects to life. Jungyeon Roh: Better (Not) Together Illustrator Jungyeon…
Our new series meets the people behind some of the industry’s most inspiring work. This week, Suffolk-based screen printer Megan Hopkin shares her secrets to becoming a successful printmaker. From navigating uni, to balancing work, Megan has some awesome advice for those looking to follow in her footsteps… My work is…
Bbblob is a moniker by Jacelyn, an illustrator and designer from Singapore who works with independent labels to develop branding, logos, and print design. She graduated with a fashion degree from London College of Fashion, and has since focused her artistic practice on creating illustrations. Through her works as Bbblob,…
Hannah Carvell is a Fine Art Painting Graduate, but with strong passion for screen printing, a few years ago she decided it was this that she wanted to pursue; “I couldn’t shake the feeling: the blocks of colour, the layering up and the building of an image. I admire so…
The Resort Studio was created with it’s founder Susie Sharman-Hayles’ love of tropical plant life, and bold, colourful architecture at it’s heart. After travelling to destinations such as Morocco and India, she had an abundance of inspiration that she wanted to utilise, but was unsure of which avenue to pursue.…
Sun Night Editions is a fine art print publishing house in West Oakland, California run by Yoni Asega and Drew Grasso. It was founded in 2019 with the overall goal of connecting artists of all mediums with their community through the power of print. They aim to bridge the connection…
La conquête de l’espace (Space Conquest) is an ongoing project by designer and artist Florian Tripoteau. Through the use of space-related iconography, Florian expresses scepticism about the way in which the private occupies public space. His approach aims to produce various forms, essentially visual, in order to emphasise this conquest which…
Lost Time aims to spark action and ignite conversation around the gender pay gap. In 2020, the gap stands at 17.3%, meaning women effectively work for free for 63 days a year. Lost Time have created a large-format, limited-edition print to spotlight the issue, with all of the profits going…
After nearly three decades of continuous publishing, Eye’s very special hundredth issue is titled ‘Talking about graphic design’, and is a broad overview of current design and designers. At 140 pages (including covers and inserts), this is the biggest Eye ever, all thanks to the generous support of readers, subscribers…
Joanna Groves graduated from De Montfort University in 2018 with a BA Honours degree in Fine Art. It was during her studies that she began screen printing, and developed her unique style that incorporates and juxtaposes both printing and painting. Her work is semi-abstract; Joanna uses screen printing in order…