Find the perfect Secret Santa gifts with the help of our Department Store elves! From postcards, to patches and pins, we’ve compiled our top gifts that are all under a fiver. Riso Postcard- Flamingo Press £1.50 These riso printed postcards definitely won’t leave a pal feeling blue this Christmas. Send…
Ricky Adam is a Northern Ireland based creative who has worked on various photographic projects across Ireland, Europe and America. Two of his photo books, Belfast Punk – ‘Warzone Centre 1997 – 2003’ and M1 are new to our curated marketplace, Department Store. Belfast Punk – ‘Warzone Centre 1997 – 2003…
Quarterly fine art and photography magazine, Ordinary, are back with their 9th Issue. The publication features over 20 artists from around the world who are sent one ordinary object, which comes as an extra, to make it extra-ordinary. This time the issue is about one of the most ordinary objects…
We’re excited to introduce two new projects by Graphic Designer and Official POP Member, Hui yeon Hwang. Hui’s signature graphic aesthetic of textural, collage-like layers and bright and colourful character has been reinterpreted in both these projects with great success. She created a brand new identity for the company Ildetex, and…
We’re excited to present FLEE’s latest project: Tarantismo: Odyssey of an Italian Ritual. Dedicated to the Tarantism dance ritual (an ancient popular belief in which women allegedly become crazy and/or nymphomaniac after a tarantula bite, being only cured by frenetic dancing and music), the book is available now. The projects…
Taking place from the 30th November to the 1st December 2019 is the Antenne Books X Kiosk N1C book fair. People of Print are excited to invite you to join us this weekend for the event taking place at the Samsung KX, located at Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross. Expect…
Gaia Stella is an illustrator and author living and working from Milan, Italy. She has authored and illustrated picture books and novelty books for Italian and international publishers, including hélium, La Joie de Lire, De La Martinière Jeunesse, Mondadori, Einaudi. Gaia has created editorial illustrations for clients such as The New York…
Ana Pacheco was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1983, a city known for its historic and eclectic architecture. After a short university incursion in the Faculty of Engineering, Ana decided to pursue her life-long ambition; becoming an architect. In 2009, Ana achieved her Masters in Architecture degree with honours in…
The London Illustration Fair 2019 will be bringing a host of workshops, talks and activities to the event this year. Check out the full list of activities from drop-in tasters, to in-depth masterclasses for you to attend and enjoy below. LIF 2019 will be taking place from the 29th November to…
The 50th issue of Posterzine™ marks a wonderful milestone for us. What once started as a supplement to our Print Isn’t Dead magazine, it’s immediate success meant that Posterzine has become a thing of its own and has featured some of leading visual artists across the globe. For this epic…
We’re super proud to introduce a selection of zine projects from our talented membership community. From favourite snacks, to learning to swim and political activism, our members have created an amazing range of zines covering a wide variety of topics. Check out how the publications came to life and the…
SWIM magazine is back with their third issue celebrating art, photography, collaboration and exploration. Issue 03 is an exploration of changing mediums, with the contributing artists presenting and discussing work which signifies a conceptual or technical shift in their practice. In accordance with this theme, the cover for Issue 03 has been…
Black Matter Editions and Riso print Studio Herr und Frau Rio recently invited 17 international artists to design, illustrate, sculpt or paint an ornament that shares their personal view on their cultural background and how it inspires their creative work. Both based in Munich, the two establishments share a love of…
Fresh Lemon Print is a letterpress studio created by designer and typographer Phil Gambrill. Phil started his career as a designer in London’s West End, working with a number of music industry clients before moving to Australia and setting up his letterpress poster art studio. He has always had a…
An exciting collaboration between Color Library and Risolve Studio has produced an amazing and first of its kind book: The Color Library: Risographic Printing Guide. The publication showcases a wide range of Riso ink colour profiles created by Color Library, and Risograph printed by Risolve Studio. The 136 page book features 20…
Emma Hursey is a graphic designer producing bespoke visual communications for various brands, art organisations and social causes. She has developed creative products for a diverse range of design, branding and campaign projects in a variety of mediums including packaging, posters, books, magazines, brochures and stationery. Emma has also worked on spatial designs for…
Best known for his striking, Grammy-nominated album covers for the likes of Foals, Bonobo, Lykke Li and Young Magic, Leif Podhajský’s first monograph, New Psychedelia (published by Thames and Hudson and Volume), brings together the artist’s vivid and psychedelic artwork. For the past decade, Leif’s marble-like, galactic flows of colour have been taking…
La conquête de l’espace (The conquest of space) is the core of graphic designer and artist Florian Tripoteau’s artistic practice. The project addresses the idea of visual pollution and the conquest of public space by private companies and advertisements. Florian has always been fascinated by the stars, the idea of the…
Dave Lefner is a Los Angeles-based artist who works almost exclusively in the medium of reduction linocut. His colourful and retro art reflects the sunny optimism of mid 20th Century Americana. He has recently exhibited at the Pasadena Museum of California Art (PMCA) and the Le Musée de l’imprimerie de Nantes,…
Multidisciplinary visual artist and printmaker, Lauren Curl, creates screen printed compositions evolving from ‘found collages’ from urban environments. Her abstract works trace human activity in the cultural landscape, acting as a kind of urban archaeology. Influenced by the décollage artists of the 1960s and the vibrant screenprints by Sister Corita…