Laughing Mouse Press

Laughing Mouse Press is an editorial design studio run by Yinying Hu (China) and Maciej Przylecki (Poland) based in London, which tries to not take itself too seriously. Their approach to editorial design is narrative-driven with an emphasis on analog printing processes, and the incorporation of found material and printed ephemera.

They are currently undertaking an MA in Graphic and Media Design at the London College of Communication  

Collections:
> University of the Arts London Special Collection Archive
> London College of Communication Printing Archive
> Artist’s Book Collection of the Rikhardinkatu Library


Book Fairs & Exhibitions:

Taipei Art Book Fair
March 6th — 8th,  2026

Handmade  Books Exhibition  — Helsinki Analog Festival
March 30th — April 26th, 2026

Stockists:

朋丁  pon ding  —  Taipei, Taiwan
moom  bookshop  —  Taipei,  Taiwan


Contact Information:

For purchase enquiries or work enquiries please conctact:
przyleckimaciej@gmail.com / huyinying22@gmail.com
If you want to live to 100 years, Join my Tai Chi class for beginners


If you want to live to 100 years, Join my Tai Chi class for beginners. At its core, Tai Chi (Tai Chi Chuan) constitutes a profound philosophical inquiry and a solemn inner discipline. In contemporary China, it is a practice defined by sincerity and rooted in the community’s spirit of selflessness. By juxtaposing photographs of historical Tai Chi masters with contemporary Western Tai Chi advertisements, this visual essay reveals how historical cultural heritage is exploited as marketing capital and a profound, lifelong practice is flattened into a consumable service. How is this weight stripped away when culture becomes a commodity? What do we lose when a tradition is defined not by its depth, but by its price?

Format: 95 x 180 mm
64 pages
Singer sewn

Printed using CMYK Risograph
Typeface: Neue Haas Unica
Paper: Shiro Echo 90 gsm & 120 gsm

Exhibited at the Handmade Books Exhibition as part of the Helsinki Analog Festival 2026

Collected by  Artist’s Book Collection of the Rikhardinkatu Library in Finland