31/01/2010

The Great Studio Fire of 2010




There was a fire in the studio on friday. To be honest; it could've been a lot worse.

22/01/2010

Haiti Fundraiser Tote Bags



100% organic cotton. Approved by the Organic Soil Association.

20/01/2010

Unpopular Aphorism 1


A6 silk screen print onto somerset stock.
The first in an ongoing series of things you should never say.

Haiti T-Shirt Sketch


I sent the design for the t-shirts/ bags over to the event organisers, and they sent back this sketch of a few things I should add. I think the sketch looks better than the original design, so i'm going to use a similar drawing as the actual design.

18/01/2010

Haiti Fundraiser T-Shirt 2

Haiti Fundraiser T-Shirt


Initial design for a t-shirt to be sold at the Haiti fundraiser.

17/01/2010

Haiti Fundraiser Flier








I have just printed some fliers for the Haiti fundraiser event which is taking place in Stroud on saturday. I decided to print the fliers onto small envelopes, so that they can be used to make donations to the DEC (Disaster Emergency Committee).
Printing more than one envelope at a time proved a bit tricky, which meant there were quite a few reject fliers.

Zebrahead





Some photos of when Joe Carpenter came over and printed some posters. This design will be available soon on a Zebrahead t-shirt.

16/01/2010

Pennybags Tote





A few Pennybags tote bags, printed with a new colour-way.

10/01/2010

Bigger Than Hip Hop



A t-shirt and tote bag I printed using the last of the old tub of emulsion.
The distressed type was unintentional, I think this happened because the emulsion was way past its shelf-life.

Speedball Emulsion





I recently ran out of light sensitive emulsion for coating screens. I couldn't find the contact details of the company who sold me Diazo Folex 200 emulsion, so I decided to try out Speedball emulsion instead.
It seems to work really well.
Here is a doodle I made to try out new emulsion. I printed this design with a two-colour blend... on some of the prints I added extra details with pen afterwards.

Jean Paul Sartre



A Screenprint based on a quote from Jean Paul Sartre.