Print Roundup: June
For the month with the longest day of the year—happy solstice!—we've put together an extra long print roundup. Below are 14 newspapers...
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An Illustrator's Guide to Promoting Your Work
When Piñata Illustration Collective landed a stall at The D&AD New Blood Festival, a huge event for emerging creatives, they wanted...
16 Artists Illustrate "Flumadiddle" with Newspaper Posters
Earlier this year, Glasgow-based Warriors Studio invited 16 of their favourite international artists to create a piece of work in...
Print Roundup: October
We're eyeing our hot water bottles and getting ready to settle in for the winter ahead with a big stack of newspapers for company. From a...
London Fashion Week meets Newspaper Club
This London Fashion Week we were pretty happy to team up with Henry Holland to support the launch of their pop-up in the department store...
Print Roundup: August
Finding inspiration in the everyday seems to be a theme in this month's roundup – from the customers of a quirky shopping centre to a...
Illustration Week: Tips for running your own stall at a comics festival
Badly translated subtitles. A king whose kingdom grows on his body (and eventually overrules him). Postmodern architecture. These are...
Illustration Week: Interview with Koak, Artist
Bodies behave differently in Koak's world. They bend and bulge, twist and stretch in surreal movements. Her work has been described as...
Illustration Week: A Broadsheet for Quentin Blake's Big Drawings
What's black and white and drawn all over? A newspaper filled with illustrations by Sir Quentin Blake, whose mischievous work will be...
Print Roundup: June
We're happy to report that June was one for the record books: it was our busiest month, ever! While we've managed to whittle things down...
Newspaper of the Month: The TimeCapsule Project
There's a lot of debate around the future of newspapers, but there's at least one that will still be around in 50 years – though you'll...
Print Roundup: February
The shortest month whizzed by but left us with plenty of fresh, playful and even mind-building newspapers for this month's roundup....
Print Roundup: January
So long, January! Some of the newspapers that got us through a tumultuous start to the year: a catalogue of tarot cards reimagined to...
Tips for Running a Student Zine From BUMF Editor Alice Pomfret
We've been printing BUMF, Arts University Bournemouth's student publication, since the start of last year. It's no small feat for busy...
Another Crossing: Exploring migration through Polaroids and paper boats
This month, we’re proud to sponsor Another Crossing, a joint exhibition from photojournalist Giovanna Del Sarto and artist Bern...
10 Kitchens: Illustrations of strangers' kitchens by Lucy Payne
10 Kitchens by Lucy Payne You can learn a lot about a person from their kitchen. That's what illustrator Lucy Payne came to understand...
Exhibition: Printed Web #4 at ICP Museum
Mossless and Printed Web #4 at the ICP Museum. Image via ICP Museum. We printed Printed Web #1, the first publication devoted to...
Highlights from Glasgow School of Art's Degree Show 2016
Emily Stopford, Glasgow School of Art We love helping students make newspapers and many customers (and Newspaper Club employees!) come to...
The Rhubarb Triangle at the Hepworth Wakefield
Since the 1970s, photographer Martin Parr has documented surreal pockets of everyday experience – from bored couples to garish food. Last...
The Bothy Project at Glasgow International
Here's another great newspaper we printed for Glasgow International this year. The Bothy Sketchbook documents the research of visual...
Music and art for a good cause with Secret 7"
We're very happy to be sponsors of Secret 7" again this year. Since 2012, the project has raised over £130,000 for charity by inviting...
The Persistence of Type at Glasgow International
The Persistence of Type at the 2015 Tramway exhibition. Photo via Panel. The Glasgow International festival is in full swing, with an...
Weather Station (Part I)
Over the summer, OSR Projects in West Coker invited artists to explore the natural landscape from within a plastic zorb, and to mark the...
SALE! from Nat. Brut
The biannual journal Nat. Brut has a bone to pick with art and literary magazines—so they said, when they launched a Kickstarter...
Newspaper of the Month: Picture the Poet
Marianne Pownall © Samiul Hoque Our Newspaper of the Month for September is Picture the Poet, a publication celebrating words and images...
The Extra Terrestrial
It's the classic story of boy meets girl meets probing aliens. The Extra Terrestrial is a digital tabloid comic from illustrator Alicia...
Newspaper of the Month: Way Over Where
Newspaper of the Month for June is Way Over Where from photographer Winnie Au. She filled a mini newspaper with big, bold colours and...
Creativity = Courage
We get lots of student portfolios this time of year, and final degree projects, and new graduate CVs. It seems like a lot of you are...
Graham McDougal and Print Club Ltd
We printed Graham McDougal's trippy Untitled [Hotzesstrasse 23] tabloid newspaper over two years ago and it has remained a solid office...
Minnesota Landscapes
Rebecca Silus is an artist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She runs Field Office Studio and is the recent recipient of an Artist...
