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Showing posts with label Screen Printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Screen Printing. Show all posts
13/12/2011
Man Overboard
Listening to : Man Overboard – Dead End Dreams
New Poster for Man overboard. Should be a super fun show. these will be printed up for the show and available online straight after. Something to look forward to in the grim mid winter.
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06/12/2011
CHRISTMAS CARDS
yep no doubting it, its happened, christmas arrived. In celebration i can anounce i was asked by LOLIGO to be part of their christmas card collection. In the great company of Rob Hunter, Ryan Todd, and Loligo themselves, i produced a christmas light illustration to grace the front of these beautifully printed 3 colour cards.
They are available individually HERE, or as a set HERE. Screen printed in 3 colours including metallic bronze
Ivory card and matching envelope
10.5 × 14.8 cm
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21/02/2011
PRINT PROCESS #1 HOW TO RIP SCREENS
Its been a while since i have been printing myself in the studio, often leaving the duties to the excellent LOLIGO. However i have been trying to get myself back in to it..
So in an effort to retain any knowledge i may pick up while relearning the joys and frustrations of screen printing, i have decided to share any tips/advice and general printy things on this blog.
The first part is HOW TO/HOW NOT TO rip screens when they are on the bed. PRETTY BLOODY OBVIOUS but somehow I didnt know this?!

I managed to rip these two screen in the process of printing ONE, three colour poster. Here is how...
When the screen is set up and on the bed and printing is going well, the screen can and will often dry up in a hot studio like ours and instead of getting thinner and more patchy coverage its often more usful to give it a good ol clean and run the ink through.
Many moons ago when i was first printing i would take the screen off and wash it in the washout booth and have to re regester the bugger. I have since found it MUCH easier to use a sponge on the screen in situe on the bed - DUH!!

However when i was clearing the drying in from the mesh i was doing it from the UNDERSIDE of the screen - putting too much pressure on the stretched mesh. ERROR! boom my hand went through like hulk smashing a wall.. HULK PRINT!!!! not learning that this was idiotic i blamed it on a dodgey screen. untill BOOM it happened again.
NOW i will be using newsprint on the bed to soak up excess water and ink and wil clean through the screen from the top putting any extra pressure on to the bed. SIMPLE.
what an exspensive silly error.
Bobby
So in an effort to retain any knowledge i may pick up while relearning the joys and frustrations of screen printing, i have decided to share any tips/advice and general printy things on this blog.
The first part is HOW TO/HOW NOT TO rip screens when they are on the bed. PRETTY BLOODY OBVIOUS but somehow I didnt know this?!
I managed to rip these two screen in the process of printing ONE, three colour poster. Here is how...
When the screen is set up and on the bed and printing is going well, the screen can and will often dry up in a hot studio like ours and instead of getting thinner and more patchy coverage its often more usful to give it a good ol clean and run the ink through.
Many moons ago when i was first printing i would take the screen off and wash it in the washout booth and have to re regester the bugger. I have since found it MUCH easier to use a sponge on the screen in situe on the bed - DUH!!
However when i was clearing the drying in from the mesh i was doing it from the UNDERSIDE of the screen - putting too much pressure on the stretched mesh. ERROR! boom my hand went through like hulk smashing a wall.. HULK PRINT!!!! not learning that this was idiotic i blamed it on a dodgey screen. untill BOOM it happened again.
NOW i will be using newsprint on the bed to soak up excess water and ink and wil clean through the screen from the top putting any extra pressure on to the bed. SIMPLE.
what an exspensive silly error.
Bobby
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PRINTING,
Screen Printing
17/11/2010
WE MAKE POSTERS
UGLY WALL? Make it HANDSOME with a POSTER.
As featured on the back of Novembers CREATIVE REVIEW, this Promotional poster is now available as a limited edition 4 colour, 50X70CM screen print, on 280 gsm off white archival paper.
This shameless advert for our poster design and printing service is limited to only 80 prints and is available in our ever growing GENERAL STORE.
BUY PRINT FROM THE GENERAL STORE
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30/07/2010
Process-express
Really nice insight to the myspace secret show posters process from the guys at Vahalla.
once again wonderful work from Micah Smith. I alsready own a couple ofhis prints. Might be time for some more..
Bobby
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10/05/2010
Youve Been Framed
Listening to: Tubelord

Just saw this framed version of our Moneen Poster ^. Always nice to see our posters finding good homes. Send us a picture of yours in its happy home.
Robert
Just saw this framed version of our Moneen Poster ^. Always nice to see our posters finding good homes. Send us a picture of yours in its happy home.
Robert
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Moneen,
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