We’re very excited to introduce a selection of our Verified POP Members who have imaginatively used relief printing methods to create a range of prints. From lino prints of our galaxies, to reflections of beautiful architecture and the use of modern laser cutting technology, our members exhibit innovation and originality…
Mary Bruno is an innovator and printmaker based in Minnesota, USA. She runs letterpress studio, Bruno Press, which she took over after the passing of her father in 2003. Mary has an irreverent line of greeting cards and more that is sold nationwide. She also teaches the art of letterpress printing…
California based artist Monica Wiesblott creates images with ethereal characteristics evoking a mood, dream, or a long lost memory. Her methods of image making are varied, but always involve a journey and expression of the path taken. Monica’s etchings are founded and created from photographs she has taken. Educated as…
Plastered with what only can be described as uncontrollable, fluid psychedelic patterns, Australian artist Leif Podhajsky takes the stage for our 47th issue of Posterzine™. Having created album artwork for the likes of Kylie Monigue, Bonobo, Tame Impala and London Grammar, his work takes cues from nature, with water, scales…
Hannah Brown is a designer and printmaker based between London and Leicester. Hannah studied a BA in Graphic Design and an MA in Printmaking at Camberwell College, London and after a creative hiatus she began screenprinting again in 2013. She discovered Bainbridge Print Studios in West Norwood, London, and started…
Lulu Bong founded Qualita Prints in 2012 together with her husband to offer a printing service her fellow designers could trust. Ever since, they have been supporting brands, designers and agencies realise their ideas through high quality printing and a seamless process. Their aim is to provide a simple yet satisfying…
Danii Pollehn is a Hamburg based illustrator and textile designer whose work is characterised by botanical and floral imagery inspired by her travels. Her paintings and illustrations capture a relaxing, natural and joyful, summery vibe. After studying fashion design in both Hamburg and Berlin, Danii began working as a stylist for…
Illustrator Sandrine Anne Sautejeau began this series of zodiac postcards in spring 2019 as a personal project for her Instagram account. Every month she posts a new illustration to her feed featuring one of the twelve zodiac signs which she later transforms into a Riso print. The first six signs were…
Fallani Venezia is an artisan screen print studio working since 1968. The Studio prints on commission and offers workshops and residencies that invite artists to learn and experiment with screen printing in the heart of Venice. The studio is currently run by Gianpaolo Fallani with the aim to preserve the archive…
While researching at university (Burg Giebichenstein) for his masters degree, designer Markus Lange came across the fantastic typographic poster artwork of graphic artist Karl-Heinz Drescher who had studied at the same school from 1955-1960. Over a year long research project Markus got in touch with Drescher’s family and conducted various…
Taking the spot of our 46th issue of Posterzine™ Parisian illustrator and artist Marylou Faure. Currently living in London, Marylou and her wonderful gang of colourful characters have built up a substantial client list including the likes of Smirnoff, Adidas, Apple, Vice, Spotify, Nokia, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram and many more.…
The Printer’s Prints‘ exhibition was born as a collaboration between Berlin-based screen print studio Le Raclet, and Bangkok-based studio The Archivist. This is the second collaborative group exhibition printed and organised by the duo of studios and will be taking place this September in Berlin. Two parallel realities at the opposite…
Mojoko, also known as Steve Lawler, is a Multimedia Artist & Designer, Creative Director of EYEYAH! Magazine and ‘The Unusual’. His work dives into Singaporean subculture enabling him to create huge (sometimes as big as a house) complex collages that mash trash pop culture with the old and historical, in…
Over 3 years in the making, Their Grind Not Mine is Sydney based photographer and director Lester Jones’ first printed photography project which takes form in a limited edition 24 page zine. The project is designed to explore the human condition within the world of commuting, with uniquely intimate imagery shot around the…
Once again, we are excited to introduce some of the innovative projects by our Official People of Print Membership community. This month we are focusing on our very talented Graphic Designers who have worked on some incredible design projects ranging from typography, to tote bags and tabloid papers. Studio Dotto: Meet…
Jules Magistry is an illustrator living and working from Paris. After receiving his degree in Graphic Design from LISAA, he began working for publishing houses designing and creating book layouts. However, he has recently decided to focus on something much more important to him; illustration. Jules’ work conveys a few…
Official People of Print member Georgina Estill invites you to take a tour of her six by eight foot studio and workshop in the garden of her home in Robin Hood’s Bay. Georgina tells us all about the journey she undertook when setting up the space, the ins and outs of…
Over the past six years The Jaunt have sent artists on trips all over the world. However, this September they are excited to do things a little differently with the launch of The Jaunt Summer Camp. From 16 to 20 September 2019 The Jaunt will be hosting four artists from…
Pierrick Calvez is a China based artist working from his studio in Huizhou. He studied Design and Academic Art at a fine arts school in Brittany, west of France, and throughout his 20 year career as a designer he has continued to navigate between the two disciplines. As his work…
The independently-run publication, Pressing Matters magazine, is back for Issue 8. The magazine hones in on the people, passion and processes behind the artform of printmaking, hoping to inspire newcomers and give a voice and a face to the increasingly vast number of people calling printmaking their thing. From curious beginners…