Leah Witton is a Manchester based graphic designer and print maker. After studying Graphic Design at University of the West of England in Bristol, where her final year project was on the theme of escapism, Leah decided to carry on these themes in her recent project Inside Out. Based on her own experiences…
In July 2019 in Rotterdam, street artists from the US, UK, Australia and Holland teamed up with nine children from a school in Lombok, Indonesia to help renovate their classrooms. By using children’s drawings made by the pupils, the artists exclusively designed a T-shirt for the Face This Foundation. The Dutch charity will use…
At the end of June, Poster Rex’s designers Markus Lange and Lars Harmsen were invited to a Risograph Jam Session at the Riso Druckerei drucken3000 in Berlin. llustrators Katia Fouquet and Frank Höhne as well as the Berlin based graphic designer Ariane Spanier were also involved. Over two nights the theme; ‘Woodstock –…
The project #BETHEREFORYOURMATE was initiated in 2019 by Studio Michael van Kekem to raise attention for mental health and suicide. Via the hashtag, Michael hopes to bring attention to something very important, which is still often stigmatised and not discussed enough. “We all go through different stages in life. A…
Minx Creative are a multi-service studio making a difference through effective design, strategy and project management. Their recent project Character Collection Vol. 02 focused on the creation of a modern stationery pack. For the new line, the team designed a new custom typeface, engineered a bespoke wallet (that required zero gluing…
Created in 2013 by senior fashion lecturer Jacqui McAssey, GIRLFANS is a project documenting female football fans with the intention “to give female football supporters visibility and a sense of belonging in football culture”. People of Print Member Dotto was commissioned to design it’s sister project GIRLFANS UNTOLD; a publication featuring the experiences and…
Georgie Estill is a Graphic Artist, Designer and Printmaker based in Robin Hood’s Bay on the North East coastline of Yorkshire. She graduated from Winchester School of Art in 2018 holding a first class BA with honours in Graphic Arts, specialising in Graphic Design. Her work mostly tackles cultural and…
Lost Heritage is a print and creative manufacturing studio based in a former hat factory just outside of Manchester. Started in 2012 by Claire McDivitt, it’s main principles are about combining traditional processes with new modern techniques, seamlessly marrying the two together. Truly passionate about letterpress and hot foiling, they…
Daniel Puiggròs is an illustrator and graphic designer, currently living in Hamburg. After completing his training in the disciplines of draftsmanship, illustration, design, and finally Fine Arts, he found the point of union and began to form his own unique pictorial language in his work. His passion for technical drawing, the…
Recently graduated from Brighton University is illustrator Maria Vorobjova. Taking a multidisciplinary approach to her work, Maria works with interactive processes enjoying the fastpaced and sporadic momentum of running with ideas, generating visual content through a variety of mediums before piecing them together into unconventional collages. Her compositions are rich…
Introducing Badlands 777, a self-published independent magazine exploring a wide range of topics aiming to honour those within the creative arts industry. The magazine is exclusively run by Chloe Lamb, Jade Lamb and Lilli-Rose Bailey in London has is now pushing out its fourth successful annual issue. Entitled ‘Not Me,…
Another book launch is in order! FEMME TYPE and People of Print have kindly been invited by Village Bookshop & Gallery Leeds to host a book launch and mini-exhibition beginning the evening of the 4th of July and running through until the 21st of July. Leeds is the book’s print…
Recent graduate and member of Limerick Printmakers is Ireland-based print maker Carrie-Anne Channon. Carrie-Anne fell into screen printing whilst studying for her BA in Fine Art and Design at the Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork Ireland. Her work is characterised by use of bright colour with strong ironic…
Come celebrate the launch of FEMME TYPE, a book celebrating women in the type industry published by People of Print (in perpetuum), printed by Pressision Ltd. Located at Signature Brew Bar and Taproom in Haggerston, London, join us for a drink , browse our shop and pick up some exclusive…
Cycling is a recurring theme for Eliza Southwood; a screen printer based in North London and Northern Spain. A former architect who turned to printmaking around a decade ago, Eliza explores colour and contrast in the cycling aesthetic, the iconic cycling races and the diverse landscapes offered up by cycling…
This month we’re excited to present our Official People of Print Members who have created some amazing Riso books, prints and zines. Our community innovatively illustrates the capabilities of this printing method, how it can be used to create a range of outcomes and as the basis for amazing new…
Tokyo based illustrator and artist Ushiki Masanori’s debut European exhibition is taking place at Pocko Gallery this summer. Ushiki is a rising star with the ability to capture aspects of anime, manga and Tokusatsu (live-action anime). He re-mixes these elements into a fantasy world of creatures that delight the eye…
A new exciting addition to our curated marketplace, Department Store, is Diane Bresson; a print designer and artist who combines traditional screen printing with digital techniques. Her work encompasses a range of media including wallpaper and video art for bespoke projects from interior design to exhibitions. Diane gains inspiration from…
Greg Meade is a Manchester based printmaker specialising in linocut and risograph. The post-industrial surroundings of Ancoats provides the perfect backdrop for his creative space, where crumbling factories and terraced dwellings influence the pattern-based designs that form the body of his work. Often devoid of people and natural elements, Greg’s…
Robert Howsare’s interdisciplinary work highlights the glitches occurring in systems. Informed by his background in psychology and design studios, Howsare’s work utilises interference patterns to investigate the errors occurring in both the printmaking process and human perception. The inability of our eyes to process certain visual stimuli causes a discrepancy…