Find Timothy Goodman‘s crazy illustrations, doodles and scribbles in our 51st issue of our monthly publication, Posterzine™. Including an exclusive interview with the artist and printed in two popping Pantone spot colours, Posterzine™ is People of Print’s monthly publishing project taking the form of a mini-magazine which folds out into a gorgeous…
Published by Occasional Papers, The Natural Enemies of Books: A Messy History of Women in Printing and Typography is edited by feminist graphic design collective MMS (Maryam Fanni, Matilda Flodmark and Sara Kaaman). As a response to the groundbreaking 1937 publication Bookmaking on the Distaff Side, which brought together contributions…
Dublin based print studio, Damn Fine Print, have produced a limited edition A2 screen print in tribute to the legendary producer, DJ, and musical inspiration, Andrew Weatherall. The print is inspired by the story behind a tattoo that Weatherall had: “This young lad picked me up for a gig in Cork.…
For all of those affected by Coronavirus and stuck at home in self-isolation, we are offering a free issue of our Posterzine publication! Posterzine is the only poster in the world that is registered with the British Library as a magazine. Our monthly publishing project takes the form of a mini-magazine…
After several years of collaboration, graphic design studio, The Bon Ton, was set up 3 years ago by Amélie Bonhomme and Amy Preston. They recently had the opportunity to work for Tate Modern on the exhibition catalogue for Andy Warhol. Graduating from Central Saint Martins and Brighton University, the pair first…
From typographic examples, to informative Riso charts and limited edition gig posters, we’re proud to present a selection of poster projects from talented members of our community. Fresh Lemon Print: Multiply Multiply is the study of process printing using the colours cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK). “The way the…
Creative studio BangBang was founded in 2012 by Simon Laliberté. Simon developed has creativity whilst studying Graphic Design at UQAM. Having worked in collaboration with several renowned Montreal agencies, he has acquired expertise in the creation of visual identities, packaging and printed design, as well as a vast network of…
Buenos Aires based screen printing workshop, CHOCHO, have collaborated with graphic designer, CerezaDeMenta, on a collection of screen printed products including backpacks and prints. “We need the tonic of wildness… At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious…
Taking place from Tuesday 17th until Sunday 22nd March 2020 at Espacio Gallery, London, Are Friends Electric? Studies in Neon is a group exhibition which brings together twelve emerging printmaking artists who find inspiration through the use of neon. The exhibition aims to celebrate and explore the striking nature of…
Megan Hopkin discovered her passion for screen printing and bright and bold colours after studying a level 3 Art and Design course at West Suffolk College, which later led to a Foundation year. Her work explores line and shape, both minimal and geometric, and she is currently in her first…
Born in a small town in the middle of the Cantal Mountains, France, XZXZ Studio is a micro-enterprise managed by Pierre Delpic. Pierre is a printmaker and graphic designer whose days are devoted to the screen printing of posters, tote bags and t-shirts. Influenced by the colours and typography of the 1960’s, Pierre’s…
Inspired by flora and fauna, Gaëlle Garrocq is a linocut printmaker who loves playing with imagery of organic elements, birds and insects in order to question our relationship to nature. Using mainly black oil-based relief ink, she works on various small series of prints. Gaëlle studied Fine Arts and Art History,…
Illustrator and Art Director, Susann Stefanizen, lives and works in Berlin. After working for several clients in the social and cultural sectors, for the past four years she has been working for Lyrix; a German contest for young poets. Susann creates illustrations for magazines and newspapers, and has also had the…
Kelly Belter is an illustrator and printmaker based in Seoul, South Korea. Her work often features female figures with exaggerated features, colours, and overlapping shapes and texture. After experimenting with Risograph, Kelly began screen printing in Korea with Miniprint Seoul. Since developing her love for the medium, she has gone…
Have you ever wondered how the alphabet was created? These 26 letters form the foundations of our language; 26 symbols narrating everything we know. Conceived, written and created by Here Design, a company of thinkers, writers, designers and makers, this book is a fascinatingly fun interpretation of the alphabet as…
Multidisciplinary design studio and Official POP Member, Vasty, have recently launched a new typeface; Vicente. Taking #36daysoftype as motivation, Mariano, founder and director of Vasty, wanted to return to a digital approach after participating twice before with other alphabets created in real set design (Landscape Typeface), and paper craft (Colorful Paper Craft Alphabet).…
Matteo Barbi is a graphic designer from Turin, Italy. His approach to design is spontaneous; guided by intuitions, details, shapes, and contrasts, allowing for versatility and variability in all his work. After studying Graphic Design, Matteo’s practice has focused on typography, brand identity and visual design projects. Combining vector and…
Currently in her second year of study at Leeds Beckett University on the Graphic Arts & Design course, Aimee Elliott Demay’s practice predominantly focuses on printmaking and publishing, most of which has been in response to university briefs. Her course’s broad approach to Graphic Design has enabled Aimee to continue…
Seán Joseph Brennan is a printmaker and photographer residing in Melbourne, Australia. He attended the National College of Art and Design in Dublin where he studied Fine Art Printmaking; the place where his passion for the medium of screen print began to develop. Drawing inspiration from the Pop Art and…
Norwegian-Singaporean artist and printmaker, Cathrine Alice Liberg, practices printmaking techniques ranging from stone lithography to photogravure and monotype from her base in Oslo. In the photogravure suite Imaginary Photographs of my Great-Grandmother, Cathrine staged portraits of her Chinese great-grandmother, of whom her family have no photographs or records of. “All I…