Our Customer Stories | The Print Bar

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Our Stories

The Print Bar isn’t just a business, we're a creative community built on inclusivity, trust, and freedom of expression. The goal has always been to provide a safe space where businesses and creatives can connect and uplift each other. Championing our clients’ work has always been intrinsic to us.

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Champions of Your Creativity

Frame of Mind

Dive into the creative world of Frame of Mind in Northcote, where Felix and Liam turn Tasmanian oak into stunning frames and high-quality mirrors. Discover their journey, enjoy their quirky studio vibes, and check out their cool new merch.

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Blak Pearl

The Print Bar teamed up with Blak Pearl Studio in Fitzroy to celebrate Indigenous artistry with limited edition T-shirts for their first arts exhibition. Blak Pearl Studio, a safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, hosted the event. The T-shirts, featuring the work of six amazing artists, were available for purchase, perfectly blending art and fashion.

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Heatwaves

Shaki Prasanna, landed in Melbourne in 2015 and saw the need for more opportunities for people of colour in the arts scene. Enter "Heatwaves," his vibrant micro-documentary series spotlighting Naarm/Melbourne’s coolest creatives. The first chapter features A.Kid (architect/printmaker), Tim Gleig (shoe designer), and Aki (artist/muralist). Shaki even designed a limited-edition T-shirt with The Print Bar to celebrate.