Interview: Craig Frazier, Illustrator
Craig Frazier's resume reads like an illustrator's bucket list. He's painted a mural for Google, contributed to The New York Times, Wall...
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Print Roundup: March
It's April! If you're putting off some much-needed spring cleaning, let this month's roundup be a pleasant, paper-filled distraction....
First Last pairs work from 4 artists in understated posters
Creating a poster series is a handy way for artists to collaborate on a project that works together as a set, but also as individual...
Interview: Mark Caneso, typographer
Meet Mark Caneso, a Portland-based typographer whose lettering can be found on everything from hot sauce labels to ambigram...
Highlights from the Stack Awards 2017
“If you’re tired of independent magazines, you’re tired of life; for there is in independent magazines all that life can afford”. Dr...
Print Roundup: September
What's that? It's the middle of October and we've not published our roundup of the best newspapers from September? Quick – here they are!...
Pretty in Pink: 9 Ways to Use Salmon Newsprint
Salmon newsprint isn’t just for sports and business papers. Traditionally, those publications have used it to stand out in the newsstand,...
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...
Print Roundup: July
Summer has finally hit here in Glasgow – even if just for a few afternoons! – and along with it July brought us lots of bright and dreamy...
Making headlines with...Elena Miska, art director
Sharing work in progress would give a lot of people the heebie jeebies, but not Elena Miska. When Adobe invited the New York-based...
NYT Mag showcases fonts "rooted in history" in newsprint type specimen
Few publications have aged as gracefully as The New York Times Magazine. Originally printed as a broadsheet, it was introduced to...
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 Club x BJP Breakthrough Awards
Helping emerging photographers get their work out in the world is a big goal for us at Newspaper Club. That's why we're so excited to...
Interview: Rob Wilson, illustrator
For many of our customers, printing on newsprint is a novel idea. But artist Rob Wilson is no stranger to the experience. His editorial...
How The Public Theater keeps it simple with single-colour printing
Salmon newsprint takes centre stage in this traditional mini for The Public Theater in New York City. True to their branding, The Public...
Print Roundup: May
In May we saw a flood of student work, as we've come to look forward to at this time of year. It's always exciting to see what new...
Print Roundup: April
April is always a busy time for us at Newspaper Club. This year, things were whizzing off to press so briskly that we're only now...
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....
Introducing new 90gsm bright paper
Today we're excited to introduce 90gsm bright paper – our first special paper stock for digital printing. This latest addition to the...
New issue of Shillington Post celebrates 20 years of design education
Happy birthday, Shillington! Since 1997, Shillington has given thousands of students (across 6 campuses) the tools to launch creative...
Print Roundup: November
Posters, portfolios and pannapictagraphists (the tongue-twisting term for comic book collectors) – it's all in our November print...
Flip through Matchbox Studio's "tactile and visual" newsprint portfolio
Dallas-based creative studio Matchbox shows off striking visual work in their latest promo, a traditional tabloid printed on 70gsm...
Print Roundup: October
Soil studies, type specimens, football tournaments, crowd-sourced recipes – and more! Here's a glimpse of some newspapers that caught our...
TINCT Lookbook: Peek behind the scenes of TINCT's leather craft
TINCT lookbooks designed by Sam Moppett and Marcel Kane of King Henry London. It was a cat that introduced Rosie Broad of TINCT to her...
