University of Art and Design Lausanne has teamed up with the incredible Swiss Typefaces to launch on online foundry. This will allow a global audience to acquire fonts that have been designed by the talented students of ECAL. This could quite possibly be the first example of a university launching…
Luca Tombolini is a photographer hailing from Milan that focuses on developing large-scale prints, landscapes and life scenes throughout his portfolio. With a wonderful colour pallet throughout his work, Luca’s memorizing imagery featuring deserts is a personal favourite. Routing from an early interest this selection of imagery acts as a…
Studio fnt are a Korean based graphic design studio specialising in printed matter, brand identity and digital media. Their clean, refined style lends itself perfectly to the posters they produce, focusing on finer design details whilst still communicating a striking aesthetic. Korean letters adorn each image, becoming a unique visual…
Pick Me Up has a fantastic line-up of artists, illustrators, and designers from all over the UK. Graphic arts festival Pick Me Up opened last week at London’s Somerset House, along with a series of talks, workshops and film screenings happening over the course of 12 days. Our Picks from…
Chris Arundel is a London based designer who work spreads across illustration, animation and murals. With a signature tactile hand-rendered aesthetic, Chris plays with simple outlines and bold block colours. Only graduating last year were looking forward to things to come and have a particular fondness of his flash art…
Whilst browsing the internet this week, graphic designer Joe Haddad’s ‘Delicious Postcards’ certainly caught my eye. Based in New York, his good-enough-to-eat doodles were a result of a visit to one of the city’s many food vendors. A simple and playful idea proving design and food are an unmatchable recipe…
There was no doubt in my mind that the redesign proposal for a modern edition of Flatland by Epilogue would hit the goal before the time is up, and indeed, the campaign has already exceeded its funding goal of $26,000 within a short period of time. With a belief that…
People of Print faves Lazy Oaf are currently exhibiting at Pick Me Up with a super exciting project titled “A FUN Project” … Apathetic, Funny, Ugly, but Nice. Teaming up with a selection of influential artists (including Kyle Platts, Jack Sachs, Jiro Bevis, Dominic Kesterton, Alexander Medel Calderon and Yoko…
Rebels Studios are a multi-disciplinary creative agency based in Stockholm, specialising in film, interactive and graphic design. Communicating with a firm belief that experimental ideas are the strongest, the work they produce is both mysterious and inviting. Designing mainly for music and technology brands, their darker aesthetic approach works perfectly…
Chase Me may seem like another gorgeous animated movie at first glance but what makes it different from other animated films is the fact that French animator and filmmaker Gilles-Alexander Deschaud had spent two years 3D printing 2,500 parts in order to create this animation. Chase Me has certainly been…
We’re getting ready to go to print with the third issue of Print Isn’t Dead™ magazine. You will need to get your orders in quickly if you’d like to have the option of a personalised cover, with your name printed on the spine! We’re using HP Indigo technology to print…
Illustrator Marina Esmeraldo splits her time between London and Barcelona, creating colourful images predominantly for fashion and music. With her witty and vibrant illustrations attracting a range of commissions and making a regular appearance on opinionated online magazine The Debrief, her digitalised drawings are perfect for the internet age. Inspired…
Pawel Mildner is an illustrator that lives and works in Wroclaw, Poland. With a keen interest in print, often self publishing his work, Pawel splits his time between personal and commissioned pieces. With a portfolio demonstrating clean crisp screen and riso prints alongside textural paintings and drawings Pawel’s colourful playful…
New York based design website Bezar are dedicating an online pop-up to the late artist Josef Albers and his work. Choosing a series of album covers Albers designed for Command Records between 1959 and 1961, Bezar have reworked each design for today’s market adding a sense of modernity to a…
This whole hunt began with a curiosity that quickly snowballed into an obsession, the occasional appearance within a streetwear collection or on a B-Boy event flyer let us know we weren’t the only ones preoccupied with ‘that fucking font’. Heated Words Initial Research at House of Vans documented the uses…
Amsterdam based brand Daily Paper are back with the 2nd drop of their SS15 collection. For their amazing look book the brand have traveled back the city that sourced their inspiration, that city being Morocco. Stylish prints provide reference to their refined motivation of pre-Arab inhabitants of North Africa throughout.…
Based in Portugal, design studio Epiforma boast an impressive showcase of their creative ability across multiple disciplines. With a strong belief in providing bespoke solutions, their skills cover branding, art direction, editorial, web and product design. Their modular furniture designs have gained fast interest for their unusual but contemporary composition…
Whether you’re an avid foodie or just occasionally enjoy looking at delicious food images, you are definitely going to love this latest issue of Printing Friends. Beautifully designed by creative studio, Snask, this edition of Printing Friends is now ready to take you to the world of exotic cuisine –…
John Lusis is a photographer based in Chicago. I’m a sucker for architectural imagery and John’s portfolio does not disappoint with his current work focusing on small midwestern cities. Concerning this subject, John’s imagery observes how over times these environments often become outdated with many trying to transcend the old…
LOBBY is the newest publication from The Bartlett School of Architecture, with the aim to initiate conversation in the field of architectural design and theory. Launching their second issue ‘Clairvoyance,’ the magazine encourages provoking debate and discussion around topics related to the practice of architecture. Printed alongside an online version,…