The pre-Christmas scramble for the perfect gift is now in full swing, but fear not, we’ve got you covered! We asked our team to give us the scoop on their go-to places to buy prints; with something for every budget, these are our favourites.
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Stelios Kyriakides, Director

Where: Posterlad

About: PosterLad is an art project by Czech designer Vratislav Pecka. His work is inspired by the Bauhaus school, making use of simple shapes alongside vivid colours.

Why: “I love the circular style of artwork.” Short and sweet, thanks Stelios!

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Favourite Print: Time‍‍

Nicholas Naughton-Rumbo, Lead Graphic Designer

Where: The Wrong Shop

About: The Wrong Shop is an online platform that sells limited-edition prints, posters and objects by notable designers and artists from around the world.

Why: “I find that when it comes to prints there’s a lot of copycatting, generic styles seem to proliferate and it makes the task of finding something genuinely interesting quite difficult. That’s why i’m a big fan of The Wrong Shop, their curated offering of refreshingly unique work sets them aside from any other retailer i’ve come across.”

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Favourite Print: Frog

Charles Pons, Senior Graphic Designer

Where: Sergi Delgado

About: Sergi Delgado, founder of Diatomic Studio, is an Artist and Art Director based in Barcelona. 

Why: “I'm a big fan of monochromatic op-art and artists like Bridget Riley. Sergi's graphic illustrative style really reminds me of that essence with a different take.”

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Favourite Print: Striped Ball

Simon Vandamme, Graphic Designer

Where: Messymod

About: Messymod is the brainchild of Adam Goldberg, designer at LA based agency Trüf.

Why: “I find it beautiful how versatile Adam’s illustration style is given that he generally limits himself to the use of flat organic shapes, thin fluid lines and a restricted palette. I’m a sucker for the more ‘bizarre’ kind of design, and his style fits this description perfectly.”

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Favourite Print: Squawkward

Amy Tindling, Junior Graphic Designer

Where: Risotto

About: Risotto is a Glasgow based print and design specialist run by designer Gabriella Marcella.Gabriella Marcella.

Why: “I love their stuff because they're a studio that produces these beautiful bright compositions using a risograph printer (hence the name Risotto). I'm a big stationery lover and their notebooks, notepads and planners are lovely, they use bright coloured paper too which makes the prints pop more. Their designs are playful and a little goofy without being cheesy - just hits the spot for me.”

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Favourite Print: 2024 Risograph Calendar ‍