Brooke Lambert is a professional printmaker and painter living and working in Massachusetts, and a lover of nature and found objects. While our throw-away society continues to pollute the planet, Brooke uses discarded textured materials, shapes, and objects to evoke the wonders of nature. In some of her work, she…
From gig advertisements, to decorative statement prints, the poster medium has a variety of applications. Below, we check out some the awesome poster projects from our print community, and discover why the printed poster format is still very much relevant today in a digital society. Yuliya Ratnikova: Tea at the…
Stoffdoktor is Regina D’Alfonso, a former doctor turned artist. She re-discovered linocut by pure coincidence, as she tells us; “I had subscribed to a mystery art supply box during the first lockdown at the beginning of the pandemic. I carved and printed a humpback whale and liked the technique which…
Creating art has always been an important part of Mairi Hedderwick Lawther’s life. Today, her focus is on the creation of lino prints inspired by her love of architecture, travel, and human experiences. Primarily, she works in black and white, enjoying the contrast and the clean lines a lino print…
Jamie Ellul, is the creative director at Supple Studio however, he is also engaged in an intriguing collaboration with design writer Jim K Davies on a project of considerable interest. Their venture takes the form of a book titled “Logo Rhythm – Band Logos That Rocked The World,” set to…
Mark Frendo’s latest project is a celebration of surveyed opinions of Donald Trump. Created in collaboration with his wife, Rachel, the A3 screen print includes some notable ‘facts’ about the former president whilst implementing Mark’s characteristic elements of humour, parody, and wordplay. Their “extensive survey” (11 people) suggests that the…
Originally from the UK, but now based in Bergen, Norway, David Rees is a linocut printmaker whose work explores his background in science. Working across ecology, wildlife biology, evolutionary biology, and marine biodiversity has allowed David to experience so many amazing places from deserts, to rainforests, and the Arctic. “I’m…
Katja Lelic, a Sussex-based printmaker, is the face behind Inky Kat Studio. Katja fell in love with printmaking whilst studying her Art Foundation. This led her to an Illustration Degree, but she soon switched to Fine Art instead, where she took every printmaking module possible. During this time she mainly…
Studio Kars + Boom have just unveiled a brand new collection of one hundred unique prints to celebrate the centenary of the Rietveld Schröder House, an iconic landmark and architectural highlight of Utrecht, The Netherlands. This special series is a tribute to the iconic architectural work of Gerrit Rietveld, with…
Back in 2018, Rou Jiao, an innovative designer, embarked on an eye-opening journey in the realm of card design. Entrusted with the task of weaving Chinese cultural elements into her work, she initiated her landmark project, Bad Print. This endeavour was an homage to history and a reflection of personal…
Reimagining The Nature of Work is a new magazine that challenges the status quo of modern work culture, inviting individuals to embark on a transformative journey towards a more nourishing and sustainable approach to work. Published by Culture & Community Consultant Alice Katter, Reimagining the Nature of Work is a thought-provoking…
Networking is a pivotal part of a successful career in the creative industry, as research has highlighted that a majority of professionals gain employment from individuals within their social circle. This may seem challenging, particularly for introverted people, however, attending an event with people who share your passions will enable…
In a digital age where AI-generated art is becoming increasingly prevalent, Pablo Delcan, a New York-based graphic designer, has introduced a unique twist to the concept with his project, PromptBrush. This initiative stands out as a “non-AI generative art model,” offering a personalised and human touch to digital art creation.…
leafie, the pioneering media platform that delves into the realms of drugs and cultural phenomena, have teamed up with In Perpetuum, People of Print’s crowdfunding platform, to launch their debut print publication. Issue 01 of leafie’s bi-annual print magazine will create a beautiful physical space for content that doesn’t fit online,…
In the dynamic realm of printing, flexography is a beacon of versatility and efficiency. Here, we dive into the fascinating world of flexography, exploring its processes, applications, and the unique advantages it offers, and will highlight the exclusive appeal of our limited edition Print Isn’t Dead stickers, a testament to…
Soar and Belong are the latest screen print releases from Caroline Tomlinson, a London-based illustrator and artist. These pieces have been created in order for her to experiment with loosening up her process, and dropping the restraints and tightness that is often placed upon a creative when working on commercial…
Vasilii Maslov, also known as Butttercut, was born and raised in Russia, but after the start of the war, has moved, and has since lived in several countries. He is a graphic designer and engraver with a deep fascination for medieval architecture and art, which has led him to the…
Working from Barcelona, Natalia Ros is an illustrator and printmaker who lives for the motto, Print Is Not Dead. Her work focuses on blockprinting, with an emphasis on its handprinted nature. She has discovered that one of her favourite processes is printing on textiles with linoleum. After a long period…
Letterpress printing stands as a testament to the enduring allure of craftsmanship in the digital age. This traditional form of printing, characterised by its distinctive tactile and visual quality, involves pressing inked type or images into paper, creating a debossed effect that is highly valued in high-quality, artisanal print work.…
The latest print release from ArtySwami, aka Daisy HP, is a tribute to her family’s tenure as cornershop Bossmen(and women). Daisy’s grandparents came to England 50 years ago this year, and have worked in many places, but a lot of her family are known to have worked in the Cornershops…