How Books That Matter sparks community conversations with a zine
Books That Matter is a monthly subscription box introducing readers to exciting new fiction by female and non-binary authors. Since...
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Meet the photographer documenting newsstands around the world
“Newsstands appear in the work of almost every great photographer,” writes Edwin Heathcote in the Financial Times. “They are the...
Meet the designer making wedding newspapers go viral on TikTok
What’s black and white and going viral on TikTok? Wedding newspapers! They're having a moment in the spotlight thanks to The Ceremony...
How Daisy’s mini catalogue brings a big boost of brand loyalty
Founded on London’s Portobello Road in 2009, Daisy makes thoughtfully designed jewellery crafted in 100% recycled sterling silver. The...
How this public art project is supporting local artists, one poster at a time
Art in Print is a Boston-based public art initiative led by creative agency Isenberg Projects. Since 2018, they’ve worked with over 100...
How The Modern House elevates direct mail with stylish storytelling
Estate agency The Modern House represents some of the most exceptional, design-led homes across the UK. But what really sets them apart...
How to nail your photo portfolio review (with some help from a newspaper)
Portfolio reviews may be intimidating, but they can also change the course of your career. Our partners at Shutter Hub — who've worked...
How to design an unforgettable wedding zine in Canva
Our tabloids have typically been the go-to format for wedding newspapers. But since we started printing minis from 1 copy last year, more...
11 Newspapers we loved in 2021
Well, 2021 was certainly... a year. Another year of challenges and bright spots, with different experiences for everyone — as the diverse...
How a zine helps lawyer Hannah Samendinger keep it real with clients
When you think of legal services, “transparent” and “accessible” probably aren’t the first words that come to mind. If you're like us,...
The practice of print with pattern designer Leila Simon Hayes
Designer Leila Simon Hayes spent the first 15 years of her career working for some of America’s most renowned museums and educational...
How a mini newspaper helps photographers make new connections
When the UK first went into lockdown, photo community Shutter Hub jumped into action to support photographers who would be affected. With...
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
Making connections in the photography industry can be challenging, especially if you work freelance or are just starting to build a...
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 –...
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...
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...