Pressing Matters
Pressing Matters magazine is an inpendently-run publication, founded, designed and published by John Coe, a designer and creative based in Somerset.
The publication hones in on the people, passion and processes behind the art-form of print-making, giving insight into modern print-makers.
From curious beginners to those exploring the world of fine art editions, there are many different people who are ‘making their mark’ through print-making. The magazine’s hope is to inspire new-comers and give a voice/face to the ever increasing number of people citing print-making as their ‘thing.’
John approaches the curation of the magazine from a ‘creatively curious’ standpoint, trying out new printmaking techniques and meeting makers to chat about their work. He felt that the magazine area of the printmaking world was
limited, and hence created his own.
People of Print Book
The People of Print website began in 2008, originally created by Marcroy Smith, as a directory of illustrators, designers and printers both creatively and commercially, with the purpose of educating and inspiring.
The People of Print book showcases highly influential print design produced using the combination of printmaking techniques, styles, and materials. It showcases innovative work created in an age where ‘endless streams of mediocrity contribute to the rapid growth of digital culture.’
This book offers insight into minds that have made an imprint on contemporary visual culture in the real, physical world, for anyone who shares the common aim to keep print alive.
Found within the 336 pages are in-depth interviews, print techniques, stories, comprehensive references, and print-works from artists, designers and illustrators across the globe.
Posterzine
Also produced by People of Print, Posterzine is a mini monograph magazine which folds out to reveal an A1 format poster (594x841mm).
Posterzine is printed by Pressision using two special Pantone spot colours each time on
Fedrigoni Arcoprint Extra White paper stock meaning that no two issues look the same. It has been registered at the British Library as a magazine because of the way that it folds in on itself, differentiating it from a pamphlet which is folded like a concertina.
Posterzine aims to strengthen the relationship between industries, brands, organisations and individuals through a series of ‘crisp and articulate’ interviews and insights into talented and established professionals from around the world.
Also produced by People of Print, Posterzine is a mini monograph magazine which folds out to reveal an A1 format poster (594x841mm).
Foilco 30x30
The book features all the quotes, messages, and pearls of wisdom from the contributors, as well as showcasing the company’s range of foils.
Foilco saw turning 30 as a great opportunity to celebrate, while nostalgically look back and questioning what we (creatives) have learnt in this time.
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