Showing posts with label wooden type. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wooden type. Show all posts

Monday, 12 October 2009

Christmas Cards..........continued..............again!!


So. Here they are.
The first few pictures of my Christmas Cards. I have printed 150 so far, 50 in each colour. Keeps it fair.

I need to make a photopolymer plate for my logo as it isn't setable with any ease so I will get round to printing the revers of my cards this week. But, get your orders in guys!!

Monday, 28 September 2009

Mark Geary's 'Live Love Lost it - NYC' album print

So, finally, here is an image of one of the initial prints that I did for Mark's album cover. Not the best impression ever but I really liked it. I showed it to Mark and he thought the same. Because the album is live and was recorded in NYC, I wanted it to have a raw, urban feel. Much like New York is.

Maybe some of you out there can spot were I have cheated a little bit.
Points go to the first person that spots it!!



Let me know your thoughts people!!

Saturday, 8 August 2009

Letterpress and illustration



So, here are a selection of new birthday cards that I have designed. As you can probably tell from the second image, the top of the P and Y perished away whilst printing which I was quite upset about. But I carried on printing regardless. In a way, I am feeling slightly rebellious and I am going to use wooden type that DOESN'T leave a perfect impression. I personally thin that it gives more character to the print. I don't know? Maybe that's just my strange design style!

I wish I had more inks that I could play with but at the moment I only have the green. These were printed on to a 400mic (around 300gsm) white pulb board. It prints beautifully and leaves a small but effective impression on the paper.

I have purposely left some of the letters out so that I could fill them in myself. I plan on merging letterpress and illustration/hand rendered typography. I would like to sell cards this way. maybe even sell some blank for those who are like minded, to fill in the gaps themselves.