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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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....
How Blaze Type is making it easier to use fonts
For graphic designer Matthieu Salvaggio, typefaces are tools and should be as easy to use as, say, a hammer. "If you buy a hammer, you...
Interview: Mark Caneso, typographer
Meet Mark Caneso, a Portland-based typographer whose lettering can be found on everything from hot sauce labels to ambigram...
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...
Interview: Beth Post, Editor of Type OH!
As gentrification sweeps through, and businesses rise and fall, the streets of our cities are increasingly littered with relics from the...
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...
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...
Making headlines with Glasgow Press
We had a great evening out at the Glasgow Press Print Night. Their studio in sunny Govan is full of paper, ink and type – a print geek's...
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...
Win a copy of Alan Kitching's A Life in Letterpress
For more than fifty years, typographer and printmaker Alan Kitching has used his "wizard's mix of inks and fonts" (in the words of...
I Have (Not) Read and Agree to the Terms of Use
What's black and white and not read all over? Terms of use, according to a Guardian article reporting that 73% of people don't study the...
Newspaper of the Month: The Typefaces
Our Newspaper of the Month for May is The Typefaces from illustrator Scott Lambert. Inspired by 'letterpress printing and childlike...
Alan Kitching on Press at The Guardian
We're really pleased to have printed a catalogue for an excellent exhibition that's currently on display in the foyer of The Guardian...
Comic Sans for Cancer
We've been very excited to help print a bad typeface for a good cause this week - Comic Sans for Cancer. Comic Sans for Cancer is an...
Lovely letterform posters for Grafik.net
All photos by Prote.in We were delighted to print posters (well, digital broadsheet newspapers) for the launch of Grafik.net, the new...
The Emoji Reference Manual
Frankie Roberto is a freelance creative technologist and a web developer for Newspaper Club. More recently, he's an exhaustive collector...
Lichtspiele and cinematic typography
Lichtspiele is a celebration of early cinema through typography. Graphic designer and typographer Stefan Huebsch printed a newspaper to...
The Dab Hand
This is a newspaper called The Dab Hand, designed by Amy McArthur, a final year Design for Visual Communication student at the University...
