Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 October 2013

SANKT MARTIN II: SCREENPRINT

Did some screen printing at university today with one of my course-friends and came out with some pretty good results. 

Some prints that didn't come out too well the first time with vermillion I then printed cerulean over the top and displaced the image.

My friend then had a great idea to make some look like playing cards by turning the pages upside down and printing again.

 


Thursday, 22 November 2012

BOOKLET: PRINTED

The finished printed booklet for one of my Univeristy projects. Used InDesign to compile it as a PDF ready for print.
In printing I used Moleskine paper pasted onto regular copier paper for the inside pages and brown paper pasted over regular copier paper for the front and back cover. Took a lot of time and effort to construct the whole thing.
Two insert spreads are drawn by hand as no time was left for them to be printed, but they still give an good overall effect I think. I drew a metaphor between coffee and the sea as I made it a journey through the booklet.

Publication thumbnails:


Finished publication:
Title: Q (shortened from "queue")

Front and back cover


Page 1
"THE COFFEE CUP"
The icon of a caffeinated religion, pilgrimage includes: businesspeople, models, students and overworked parents alike.
It is here where we begin our voyage dear wayfarers...


Page 3-4
Illustration insert of the sea and coffee bean fish  


Page 6
There is nothing more enticing, disenchanting, enslaving than coffee.
(Paraphrased from: There is nothing more enticing, disenchanting, and enslaving than the life at sea. -Joseph Conrad)


Page 7-8
Baristas, with their built in sense of order, service and discipline, should really be running the world.
(Paraphrased from: Sailors, with their built in sense of order, service and discipline, should really be running the world. -Nicholas Monsarrat)


Page 9
The coffee is the same on both sides of the cup
(Paraphrased from: The water is the same on both side of the boat. - Finnish proverb)


Page 10-11
Illustration insert of queuing and coffee with the coffee bean fish being poured into a cup


Page 13
Like to moan. Like to queue. Love to moan about queuing. My God they're British.
And the blue lion laughed and laughed.



Thursday, 8 November 2012

BORN OF FIRE

Made another poster after class today for one of my flatmates with a phrase she said to me about herself in a conversation a while ago.

Thursday, 25 October 2012

TYPOGRAPHIC POSTERS

After class today I wanted to make a couple of typographic posters in Adobe Illustrator using some lyrics. Here are the end results!



 
First 3: "Gewinner" by Clueso
Last: "Hanging by a Thread" by Billy Talent

Friday, 27 July 2012

51°23’22. 39 N 30°05’56. 93 E

Sent off for my short graphic novel 51°23’22. 39 N 30°05’56. 93 E (Chernobyl 2065) to Blurb Books and it arrived today. Here's a preview of the unpacking.






Wednesday, 16 May 2012

TYPOGRAPHY

Typographic posters.

Anatomy of a double-storey "a" - Bowl
 Created by hand (drawn and inked), coloured in Photoshop, 
text and border in Illustrator


Anatomy of 5 letters set out as a comic page. "Rob's Typographic Emporium"
Created by hand (drawn and inked), coloured in Photoshop, text in Illustrator


Anatomy of serifs in type. Something different for me to try and it turned out pretty well
Created in Illustrator

Wednesday, 7 March 2012