#britishprint

[nancydeeclothing]

STYLE WITH CONSCIENCE, that's what this dress is all about! Made in the UK from printed sustainable modal jersey (made from Beech wood). The dress design is inspired by classic vintage styles of the 1940's and given a modern touch, featuring self tie shoulder straps and an intricately pleated skirt. A classic dress for the summer holidays that is wonderfully versatile...and of course it's manufactured in the UK too. #madeinBritain #nancydee #erhicaldress #dress #summerfashion #sustainability #britishprint #britishfabric #vintage #inspiration #outfitinspiration #film #fashionfilm #ethical #clothing

[printclubltd]

Yesterday the lovely Claudia at Print Club London took us on a little tour around their studio and gallery space. They have more graphic screenprinting tables than I've ever seen in one room and they're open 24 hours a day for those nocturnal screenprinting Londoners. Workshops also run weekly to share the printing love with newcomers and their online print store grows by the week with a brilliant curated selection of works on paper. Amazing guys!

[printclubltd]

We've got another Brit on deck for this week's printerview, this time from Edinburgh-based artist and illustrator Dominic Kesterton. Dominic is able to lend a huge amount of character to his designs, even when they're purely abstract. His prints and zines are also available through his online store. Have a read!

When did you start printing?

In my second year at university I stared screen printing and the year after that me and my flatmates bought a Risograph duplicator also.

  Where do you make your work? Home studio? Shared print space?

Home studio at the moment. I only really use an A3 sketchbook and some pens at the moment so I can do my thing anywhere really. I still need to find somewhere I can screenprint. I'd like to get back into a studio soon.

  Who would you love to collaborate with?

Hieronymus Bosch

Where are some of your favorite spaces in Edinburgh for contemporary art or design?

I'm floating at the moment so I'll answer this for Edinburgh where i've spent the last 4 years. Analogue books is good for zines and art books. Superclub Gallery has good exhibitions.