To celebrate the Montana Shop & Gallery Lisboa 2nd anniversary, Aryz was invited to do an exhibition on the gallery with his process drawings. They where not for sale, so it was decided to work on a silkscreen print…5 Colors, 50×70 cm, signed and numbered in an edition of 50…
A project by Happiness Brussels, designed by Anthony Burrill. Limited edition of 200 posters, screen printed with oil from the Gulf of Mexico disaster. The oil was picked up on the beaches of Grand Isle, Louisiana in buckets then the posters wereprinted at Purple Monkey Design in New Orleans, Louisiana.…
Kid Icarus is a screen print studio and retail shop located within Toronto’s beautiful Kensington Market. Dedicated to finding the best in independent contemporary craft, with a focus on paper products, Kid Icarus takes pride in representing locally made items with the highest quality standards. The store’s search will occasionally…
Stunning submission for Talenthouse.com competition to design artwork for Jessie Ware by fashion designer come illustrator come designer of lovely printy things, Emma Townsend. Combining two of People of Print’s favourite things ‘Cats’ and ‘stuff designed by talented hot people’ this submission is a beautiful example of dadaist trash collage…
This week I popped along to the Heretic studio to meet printmakers and designers Jon, Luke and Therese for a cup o’ tea and a chat about good paper folds, dropping bad acid and my new favourite term “mind-fi” novels. Read more… Interview:: Heretic Studio was last modified: February 22nd,…
Founded in 2012 fashion brand, Fall Winter Spring Summer were designed by Oslo based Collective MTHLV. FWSS combines the “need for fast fashion with a contemporary aesthetic, in high end qualities, at accessible prices” I came across their AW 13 collection at LFW which captures “a modern woman’s wardrobe” updating…
Producing incredibly detailed and craft-based images that combine great illustration and typography. Horkey has designed and illustrated gigposters, album covers, skateboard graphics, magazine covers and clothing designs as well as creating graphics for reproduction as limited edition prints. Aaron doesn’t have a personal website but he is represented by The…
Ryosuke Fukusada is Japanese and Rui Pereira is Portuguese. Both are product designers and they met in Italy. Their collaborative work in the field of product design, and mutual interest in exchange has produced to a culturally dynamic future for the duo, foremost being their project – ‘Sapore Dei Mobili’…
I was lucky enough to meet the lovely, super cute Nicola Woods at LFW. Nicola is the Founder and Creative Director of Beautiful Soul London, a high-quality fashion brand that’s proud to be British, creating garments with British sustainable fabrics, craftsmanship and UK production. Chatting to Nicola about her AW13/14…
Gaia is a street artist from Baltimor. He creates his paste-up from linocuts and also paints his huge eye-catching artwork on murals. Gaia confronts issues of environmental degradation, gentrification, immigration, segregation and urban development. He is well known for his black-and-white portraits of city planners, rich men, politicians who changed…
Serrah Russell is an Artist based in Seattle. Serrah’s work shows abstracted and autobiographical narratives of immutable occurrences in nature, culture and time. I love her collage and Geographics projects. See more of her work here.
Dan Singer is London based a skateboarder and illustrator from Kent, doing mostly horror and slasher movie inspired images producing zines and screenprinted t-shirts. However, as of recent Dan’s illustrations and lino cuts have taken a different direction, with a series of pieces based around animals and specifically marine life. …
Golden Green is a Street Artist living and working in Hamburg, Germany. With work featured in various exhibitions and publications GG’s website is full of dope illustrations and hand-drawn type. “The Crook, the Sad & The Dusty” publication is one of my favourite pieces of GG’s work, the 60 page…
Satta is skate manufacturing studio based in Brixton. Satta Skates use readily available woods sourced from local timber mills, taking inspiration from classic skateboarding styles of the 60s and 70s in their design. They worked on limited run screenprinted boards with Malarky and launched “Visionary Artist Series” with Stevie Gee.…
Cookie D’oh began when pals Annu Kilpelainen and Hannah Weeden found themselves working part time together at a biscuit factory. They began by making cheeky biscuits for one another, and as their creations grew, they began to collate their efforts online, which has developed quite a following. They’ve just made…
Helen grew up in Manchester and graduated from the Camberwell College of Art in 2005 with a Masters in Printmaking. Helen then went on to set up a screen printing studio in south London. A couple of years later she combined forces with Lucy Bainbridge and now works at Bainbridge…
Void is a t-shirt brand run from east London – collaboration of two artists Omar Hraib & Sam Bell that draw inspiration from doom and psychedelic culture. Incredibly detailed dark and sinister illustrations printed mostly white on black come nicely packaged in a screenprinted envelopes with free stickers. Void was…
Ben Rider is a London based Illustrator, currently working freelance and as a Print Technician for The Print Club London. Ben’s portfolio demonstrates his crazy love and knowledge of print, with focus being directed towards experimentation and process in his eye catching images. Ben Rider / Jester Jacques Gallery was…
Justified Magazine provides a breather to the blogging culture. They acknowledge the power and shareability of the internet but feel work becomes lost within the vast online community. The printed format refines their online presence to give a concise insight into contemporary design and photography, celebrating creative individuals who are…
Earlier this year, we were given the task of setting up a functional screen print studio in the enormous Kibera Slum in scorching hot Kenya. The conditions were far from ideal, with dusty streets, lack of clean running water, small workspace and many other variables that would make it difficult…