This newspaper helps photographers make new connections in lockdown
When the UK first went into lockdown, photo community Shutter Hub jumped into action to support photographers who would be affected. With...
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50 photographers capture patience in The Analog Club's first "tangible creation"
Launched in 2016, The Analog Club is an Instagram community dedicated to "the poetry of film photography in a digital world" with almost...
The secret to Shutter Hub's unconventional photography exhibitions
If you found yourself picking up a camera again (or for the first time) during lockdown, you may be looking for a way to share your...
How print puts a personal touch on virtual exhibitions
With most degree shows moving online, this year's graduates have had to get (even more) creative about how they present their work....
Print Roundup: July 2020
Every month, we put together a roundup to showcase all the different ways our creative customers use newspapers. As lockdown eases in...
Tips for Making and Selling a Photo Zine or Portfolio
In 2012, photographer Akosua Viktoria Adu-Sanyah went to Ecuador to work as an equestrian guide in Pululahua, one of only two volcanic...
How Space Cadet’s zine saved them from a creative rut
As an easily distracted child, Robin Scheines remembers being called a "space cadet." "The term always felt negative to me," she says....
Print Roundup: June 2020
Every month, we put together a roundup to showcase all the different ways our customers use newspapers. The newspapers below celebrate...
Interview: Lucy Sherston, Illustrator
"I always told myself I wasn't 'ready' to approach people," says illustrator Lucy Sherston about her wariness to send out a portfolio....
Lions and tigers and pyjamas! Inside Desmond & Dempsey's bedtime newspaper
Joel Jeffery and Molly Goddard founded their pyjama brand Desmond & Dempsey in 2014. It's named after Joel and Molly’s grandfathers –...
Keep connected in isolation with a Quarantine Zine
Andy Brown is a filmmaker based in Glasgow, working with clients including Channel 4, Red Bull and Scottish Ballet. Like many freelance...
When you can't celebrate in person, send birthday wishes with a newspaper
As we all adjust to life with social distancing, we're finding new ways to stay connected to the people we care about. Over the coming...
How Argaux makes wine catalogues their customers want to collect
Argaux is a fast-growing wine brand making it easier, and more fun, to drink good wine. Co-founders Arden Montgomery and Margaux Reaume...
Interview: Julia Stotz, photographer
Julia Stotz tried many different creative jobs before discovering her niche in food photography. Today her vivid, playful images set the...
Making a sell-out magazine during a pandemic
Publishing a magazine is a challenge at the best of times. So when Alice Pomfret was faced with publishing Akin, the magazine she...
Print Roundup: March 2020
Every month, we print hundreds of interesting, creative, well-designed newspapers and put together a roundup of our favourites. From a...
How The Heads of State used a newspaper to bring local history to a new building
When they founded their creative agency The Heads of State in 2002, Jason Kernevich and Dusty Summers just wanted a break from their day...
How to use your portfolio as a "conversation starter"
“Most work online is only viewed for a few seconds. I want people to engage with my images and digest each one.” With his Glory...
19 Newspapers We Loved in 2019
As we head into the new year, we're looking back at some of our favourite newspapers from over 2 million we printed in 2019. It was a...
Visual Storytelling with Magnum Photos and Create Jobs
At the end of November, twenty-four young photographers gathered at Wex Photo Video in Whitechapel. Over the past month they'd attended...
A guide to running your own after-school Design Club
Founded in 2017, Design Club is on a mission to get children doing design thinking. The London-based social enterprise approaches design...
How to boost your brand by giving customers something they can touch
10,000. That’s how many ads the average person can encounter in a day, according to Forbes. If your brand isn’t doing something to cut...
How Date Paper supports mindful eating through home cooking
What do you do when you can’t find anywhere to eat in New York City? After toying with the idea of opening their own restaurant, designer...
How Burn & Broad created an action-packed comic for Dreamville
Working with Dreamville, the massively popular record label co-founded by rapper J. Cole, was “one from the bucket list” for NYC-based...
Interview: John Peabody, photographer and founder of The Hand and Eye
Journalist and photographer John Peabody is interested in "revealing the ways people approach their crafts." On his blog The Hand &...
Interview: Geri Dempsey, founder of Irish culture magazine Cove
As a student, Cove founder Geri Dempsey felt frustrated that big media outlets seemingly "only picked up on creative graduates in...
Designer Myunghee Kwon Illustrates Hidden Details Around the Cooper Union
Since graduating from the Cooper Union with a degree in Graphic Design and Animation this spring, New York-based creative Myunghee...
Interview: Zoë Anspach, graphic designer at Lisson Gallery
Antonio Calderara was a Modernist artist from Lombardy, Italy. In 1925, he abandoned his university studies in engineering and dedicated...
Omega watches celebrates one small step with one giant broadsheet
When Apollo 11 touched down on the moon on July 20, 1969, the Omega Speedmaster Professional became the first watch to be worn on the...
Inside the Westminster Menswear Archive with director Andrew Groves
Sometime in 1986, the writer Mark C. O'Flaherty bought a double-breasted coat by British designer John Flett at a sale on South Molton...