Flexography: Revolutionising the Printing World
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…
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…
The very special 75th edition of Posterzine is a toast to the new limited edition bottle and creative collaboration between Ballantine’s – Europe’s best-selling Scotch whisky – and visual artist…
Issue 74 of our monthly publication, Posterzine, introduces the work of Kelsey Landsgaard, AKA A Soft Wrongness. Kelsey is a Florida-based poet and artist known for her tender, often highly personal…
This month, we’re delighted to present a selection of monochrome prints created by the talented members of our Official POP community. Through utilising just one colour, our members have conveyed…
Come and celebrate 6 years of self-publishing and the launch of our 72nd issue of Posterzine with live signing and screen printing at Signature Brew, East London, on Saturday 28th…
In Issue 71 of our monthly publication, Posterzine, we introduce the curvy lines and juicy lettering of LeBassis. Based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the illustrator and lettering artist has worked on…
For our 69th issue of Posterzine – the only poster in the world that is registered with the British Library as a magazine – we introduce the innovative and playful work of Anna Lomax. Anna’s work…
Our latest issue of Posterzine – the A4 zine that folds out into an A1 poster- showcases the work of Harriet Richardson. Contrasting typical calls for change from the creative…
Issue 67 of our monthly poster-come-magazine features the work of London-born artist Shantell Martin. With her dreamy lines meandering in a stream of consciousness, Shantell describes drawing as a meditation. However, unlike traditional meditation,…
Issue 66 of Posterzine showcases the work of Detroit’s own KaCeyKal!. KaCeyKal! creates art that is refreshing and clean with a balanced colour palette, celebrating female forms that are rarely…
Issue 65 of our monthly poster-come-magazine publication features the work of the Godfather of 90s skate culture, Ed Templeton. Ed has achieved legendary status as not only a professional skateboarder, but also…
For our 64th issue of Posterzine we showcase the work of illustrator Jim Stoten. Dive into his psychedelic dreamworlds full of toys, knickknacks and top hats, with this exclusive interview…
People of Print are excited to introduce the 63rd issue of our monthly publication, Posterzine, featuring the brutally funny artwork of FOKA WOLF. Often described as Birmingham’s answer to Banksy,…
This month’s issue of Posterzine presents an exclusive interview with Ermsy; a Paris-based artist known for his surreal re-imaginings of famous cartoon characters. We chat with him about how starting…
In Perpetuum (Latin for “for ever”) is the latest way to crowdfund, support and bring new, exciting independent publications to life. You can back new projects by pre-ordering the publication,…
Issue 61 of our monthly publishing project, Posterzine, presents an exciting collaboration with Brixton Brewery. Brixton Brewery was the dream of two couples who wanted to put the South London…
From positive mottos to live by, to famous quotes, and reinterpretations of the alphabet, we’ve got typographic prints aplenty available from our curated marketplace, Department Store. Check out our top…
Our very special 60th issue of Posterzine™ celebrates the work of Stanley Donwood. This issue marks 5 years of independent publishing, and unlike others, includes two different poster variations, as…
For our 59th issue of Posterzine™ we chat with multidisciplinary artist and art director Marco Oggian about getting expelled from university, and the hidden messages entwined with the upbeat characters he…
Our 58th issue of Posterzine™ celebrates the work of artist Lynnie Z, and covers all things including annoying the neighbours from her studio, to her obsession with faces, and finding…