We can get pretty much anything you want printed in any format you like. You name it we will know how to get it done for you, or be able to advise you. If you would like us to do an edition of prints for you then fill out this form. We will also be doing a similar form for t-shirts so you can get your own designs made.
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We have a great team of designers who are currently putting together Book One, a book of everything print related. We will be covering as much as we can and filling it with the best content that we can get our greasy mits upon. Consider us the ultimate collectors of print related information, but we will not be hoarding it in old boxes or the depths of our hard drives…we will be displaying it for the world to see. If you feel you have some print related data that you want us to show off for you then please fill in this form. Do it now.
Here’s one for you Star Wars geeks. You can collect three different decks priced at only £3 from Firebox.
A geographically correct London tube map which is available to buy in different sized posters. Very, very good. We want one.
This is a super cool idea by Sarah, who started making ‘walls’ of things for sale in her own home. It has gained a lot of interest and she has collaborated with some incredible designers to make a series of displays which have items for sale. We want in.
Are really good. Reasonably priced also. Our friends Ubiquitous got these done a while back. Look at that edging!
“The 3rd fair will take place on Sunday 29th April 2012 at Night & Day Cafe, Oldham Street.”
Go to this, it’s free!
I have loved this guy’s work for a good while now. I particularly love his animations and array of musical styles. Check this video out too… Fuck Ebay.
Put simply, ‘the UKPA (UK Poster Association) is an umbrella organisation created to help support and promote the work of UK poster artists.’ They have a good knowledge in the band poster world so they can offer advise and you can also commission an artist to create a poster for you.
Well well well. It’s Easter Sunday and what better time than now to recap what we did at the incredible contemporary design fair that took place at Somerset House from 22nd March until 1st April. It was a blast and there was so much to see. If you managed to make it down you would probably agree with me when I say that it was a complete brain overload of top notch design, illustration, prints and workshops. Far too much to absorb in one day.
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We are currently looking for all of the financial help we can get so that we can get the ball rolling with our first publication. We are aiming to release a self-published book by Autumn 2012 and the printing costs have increased due to the rise in paper prices. If you have a spare pound, dollar, euro or any other currency floating round in your virtual bank… then please don’t hesitate to help us out. We will be eternally indebted to you and if you donate more than £15GB we will make sure that you get a free copy of the book upon it’s release. Every person who donates will be entered into a draw to win £300 worth of prints.
Wethreeclub is the collective work of Alex and Chris White who also run the incredible Poster Roast company. Their work is mainly orientated around screen printed gig posters with a psychedelic vibe, but they also do a lot of design and other bits n’ bobs.
Apologies for the lack of posts, although there is a valid excuse. We were visiting Brighton University yesterday to deliver a professional practise talk to the 2nd and 3rd year illustration and graphic design students. It was a lot of fun and it was great to see the incredible work and talent that seems to spew out of Brighton. Amazing!
Good Press Gallery was formed in October 2011 in Glasgow, UK, by the people behind Museums Press. Based in the back of Mono, next to Monorail Records, they present visual art and contemporary illustration in the gallery and stock self & independently published zines, books and other printed goods in the bookshop.
Charlie over at Pure Evil has started to catalogue all of the prints in the print rack. Go check out his collection.
Kings of the digital print fashion world, these guys guarantee two eye popping collections a year, I’ve never been disappointed! Check out the print section of their website where you can view the digital patterns independently.
A delightful project by students at Bath Spa University whereby all of the remaining ink was used to create an edition of 402 abstract prints. Check out the cool video here.
Graphic Exchange is an awesome collection of design work, selected by Fabien Barral.
The Art Of FRONT is open to members of the public for five days free of charge, where a limited run of two-colour screen prints will be available to buy.
Eighteen of FRONT magazine’s favorite artists were handpicked and asked to produce an original piece of art specifically for the gallery. Each artist has taken inspiration from FRONT’s cover models and reinterpreted iconic FRONT images in their own unique styles and all proceeds are going to the Keep A Breast Foundation.
CMRTYZ is based in Seattle, WA and they are a free thinking, DIY duo with a love for analogue and screen printed work. Awesome.
We are honoured to be taking part in this years Pick Me Up graphic art fayre at Somerset House. It will run from 22nd March until 1st April where we will be joining some of the very best collectives, galleries and artists. People of Print will be running several print workshops along with live drawing and printmaking.
If you are interested in volunteering, submitting work or helping with the workshops then please let us know: submit@peopleofprint.com
We are currently collecting prints for our BIGGEST group show to date, which will take place in Mid-March, London 2012. Everyone is asked to submit some of their current print work, with a maximum of 5 pieces. The collection is getting BIG. We don’t have a name for this show, but we know that it’s going to be BIG. We look forward to seeing what you submit. DEADLINE 1st MARCH.
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Tor Press have done it again! They’ve release a smashing new LP come zine which has music responding to illustration and visa versa. The sleeve and zine artwork is a collaboration between Jake Blanchard and Jim Stoten. Just wonderful.
LE GUN have done some amazing designs for the TN29 shoe collection. Who doesn’t want some hand screen printed neon shoes!?
This site is a curated list of printers and manufacturers in and around London, it is dependent upon everyones input to make a wealth of resources for everyone to use. Great stuff.
Pulp Art Book- the multi-media collaboration between photographer Neil Krug (Alexander) and model Joni (Harbeck) Alexander – can be seen in & purchased as limited edition prints, books, and films. The images were shot on polaroid film which is way past its sell by date which gives it the grainy appearance. Very, very nice indeed.
What is Leisure? I think you should all head over to the site and have a look for yourself. Answers on a postcard. All we know is that we love it!
The ICA was founded by a group of radical artists in the 1940s and exists to challenge the foundations of contemporary art. They have a wonderful collection of prints.
Ditto Press is a print-publishing company based in London. They were the first company in the UK to specialise in Risograph printing. Covering the ground between digital and screen printing, they print on a variety of paper stocks giving a great finish at a fair price. They also cut, fold, and bind – the whole package!