Archive for the ‘Print Design’ Category
ARM YOURSELF with a slouchy bag.
Posted by: Nae So I am officially out of holiday hiatus. It’s a good thing we have Raine to keep the momentum going on the Blaahg! Here is a little something from Saks. They recently re-branded and I think we should get out our furry Russian hats and celebrate the fantastic design. The re-branding was […]
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Tags: Branding, graphic design, Obey, Print Design, Saks, Shepard Fairey, Typography
nice type
Posted by: Raine Just found this portfolio on Behance and was delighted by some of the typography in it. Fun colours, fun shapes by Luis Vicente Hernandez. And its even cooler because it’s all in Spanish. Check it out: here’s his behance portfolio and here’s his site.
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Tags: behance portfolio, Luis Vicente Hernandez, madrid design, Print Design, spanish design, Typography
it even has a watermark!
Posted by: Raine I was perusing my del.icio.us today and came across this business card blog that I had obviously bookmarked somewhere along the line. I almost feel like the best part is the title… OMG It Even Has a Watermark! Here are a few of my favourites: Anyway, it seems like it’s a relatively […]
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Tags: business card design, business cards, stationery
Designing with purpose.
Posted by: Nae I came across Egor Bashakov, a designer on Behance. His piece/installation House of cards blew me away! This is a small example of his excellent use of clean typography with patterning to create an over sized deck of cards based on social aspects of life. 15 cards made of cardboard and vinyl adhesive; […]
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Tags: Display Design, House of Cards, Installation, Print Design, Vinly
nice package!
Posted by: Raine So I know there are some of you out there who love cupcakes. And sometimes you buy a cupcake on your break at work, but by the time you get it back to your office or your dish pit (lets be honest here, how many of us students actually work in an […]
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Tags: boxes, concepts, cupcakes, design process, package, packaging, roughs
Posted by: Timothy K. Here’s the rest of the process, showing the finished print. For details, see Part 1 of this process. Washing out the second screen. In my bathroom. Loading the paper, still using the 3-point registration from the earlier part of the printing. Printing. Finished print being pulled off press. […]
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Tags: Printmaking, Screenprinting, Serigraphy
Posted by: Timothy K. Here is the photographic documentation of the printing of a poster for our GDMAOhNine fundraising effort. Screenprinted black on black, the poster features large and funky 3D lettering that states, “open your eyes.” The cool thing is that in certain lighting, you can’t see the print at all, but at certain […]
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Tags: Printmaking, Screenprinting, Serigraphy
Shigeo Fukuda
Posted by: Timothy K. After Raine had posted about shadow pictures, it reminded me of another artist/designer from Japan named Shigeo Fukuda. I guess they like their shadows. This last image is a bunch of junk that at the right angle, looks like a piano in a window! Shigeo Fukuda is also known for his […]
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Tags: Illusion, japan
something to do tomorrow night…
So this post is basically straight up regurgitated from vancouverisawesome… sorry vancouverisawesome, but it was a good post. And ooh, Josh Dunford from Burnkit is talking! And apparently, it’s organized by Cause & Affect. “Pecha Kucha is a mix of show-and-tell, open-mike night and happy hour, it has become the forum for ideas on design, architecture […]
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Tags: architecture, Design, events, fashion, foreign words, networking, talking
A little taste of GDMA. Oh nine! 