PANTOGRAPHY

Pantography was established in 2015 by London-based artist Guy Gee, drawing inspiration from the ancient Greek pantograph; a tool historically used to scale drawings. Notably, pantographs played a key role in producing the world's first postage stamps, introduced in England in 1840. This innovation sparked a global revolution in communication, with nations swiftly adopting and personalising the concept. As one of the earliest forms of mass media graphic design, stamps have long served as a canvas for cultural storytelling.