How Animade uses a newspaper to get clients on the same page
Working with clients always involves lots of moving parts. At Animade, an animation studio in London, those parts are often dancing,...
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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....
Where in the world is Frank?
Another issue of Frank is here! Every year, illustration agency Handsome Frank gather their favourite projects from the past twelve...
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...
Refinery29 Design Kicks off a New Year with a Newspaper Calendar
When Isabel Castillo Guijarro and Elliot Salazar, both designers at lifestyle publisher Refinery29, found out there wouldn't be a company...
How newsprint saved Sam Russell Walker's poster project
For his final year at Glasgow School of Art, illustrator Sam Russell Walker had an ambitious poster design in mind. His project, Bygone...
Roundup: 16 Standout Newspapers From 2016
We're kicking off the New Year with a roundup of some standout newspapers we printed in 2016. These 16 newspapers run the gamut from...
Print Roundup: November
Posters, portfolios and pannapictagraphists (the tongue-twisting term for comic book collectors) – it's all in our November print...
Zendesk makes a big announcement with a big broadsheet
Zendesk makes software for better customer relationships. They started designing simple, human tools in 2007 and today help more than...
Print Roundup: October
Soil studies, type specimens, football tournaments, crowd-sourced recipes – and more! Here's a glimpse of some newspapers that caught our...
Meet Damp Squib: An interview with the GSA Comix Club about their shape-shifting zine
Issue 3 of Damp Squib from the GSA Comix Club Damp Squib is a shape-shifting comic zine that changes theme, format and editor each issue....
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...
1904: Jen Leem-Bruggen illustrates a scandalous Olympic marathon
1904 St. Louis Olympics newspaper by Jen Leem-Bruggen In August 1904, the first Olympic Games outside of Europe took place in St. Louis,...
Newspaper of the Month: Ultramar
Our Newspaper of the Month for July is Ultramar, an intricate travel journal from Toulouse-based graphic designer Manon Raupp....
Newspaper of the Month: Penny
Our Newspaper of the Month for June is Penny, a new, collaborative publication of illustrated flash prose. After a year-long digital...
A visual guide to a year's worth of seasonal produce
Meng Yang is a Chicago-based graphic designer. When he signed up for an organic produce share from local co-op Green Grocer last year, he...
The dreamy comic landscape of Lila #2
David Mathews is a Delhi-born illustrator, book designer and animator based in Vienna. Lila #2 is his digital tabloid newspaper – a story...
Newspaper of the Month: Washed Out
Our Newspaper of the Month for April is Washed Out, a colouring zine that aims to raise awareness of mental health through art....
An illustrated travel guide for far-flung adventures
Some minds wander. Others map out enchanting itineraries and doodle hypothetical luggage. Illustrator Claudia Castrone falls into the...
Newspaper of the Month: Year in Refuse
Our Newspaper of the Month for February is Year in Refuse from illustrator Alex Westgate. Proof that one person's trash is another's...
It's Makeup Time!
Newspapers aren't just for reading. They're also for drying shoes, wrapping gifts, sharpening knives, and wearing on your head. So...
A hidden newspaper inside Intermezzi
This is Intermezzi by Henriette Klara Artz. You might think it looks more like a book than a newspaper – and you'd be right. But...
Illustration and Lettering by Bill Rebholz
By his own admission, illustrator Bill Rebholz is fascinated with "the bizarre and idiosyncratic." A flip through his digital mini...
Little Print Shop of Horrors
For the fifth year running, Creative Spark in Manchester is selling spooky, limited edition designs in their Little Print Shop of...
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...
Newscastle Science Comic: Spineless
Newcastle Science Comic strikes again! The wonderful folks behind Asteroid Belter have teamed up with curators and researchers from Great...
Newspaper of the Month: Raised Eyebrows #2
July's Newspaper of the Month is Raised Eyebrows #2, from Melbourne-based illustrator Oslo Davis. It's a digital tabloid collection of...
Some Things I Have Made
Matt Chase is a freelance designer and illustrator based in Washington, DC. He has a wildly varied roster of accomplishments, from...
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...
The Mancunian Way
If your city were home to a building called the Toast Rack, wouldn't you be proud? Illustrator Jacob Phillips sure is, and he's...
