Last weekend I printed posters for Unwed Sailor‘s upcoming show at Pittsburgh’s Brillobox. These fellas have been good friends for quite some time, and I was thrilled to print these posters for them. They are a two color print (White and 6 to 1 Magenta) on French 100 Speckletone Kraft. I will be selling them at the show, and the remains in our online store after the show.
This weekend, Adam from Revival(ist) and I spent 15ish + hours printing our collaborative shirts, to be unveiled and for sale on Friday. See if you can’t sneak yourself a peak of it (or part of it) in these photos. Then come see the final product on Friday!
This post has been a long time coming. In November, good friends Aaron Roche and Nathan Phillips gave us full creative direction for the re-release of their collaborative Christmas album, The Choir at Your Door. The package was printed by the wonderful people at Stumptown Printers, in Portland Oregon. It is 1 Letterpress color, and 3 offset color print. The focus was to illustrate both the literal choir (viewed from the outside, and inside), as well as visually representing the four gospels. It is also jam packed with little extra hidden goodies, tucked away inside the assembled package. My apologies for the length of the post, but I wanted the photos to do the package justice.
I spent all of the day Thursday in The Studio, screen-printing posters for the upcoming Pittsburgh Coffee event The Grind. Matt from State Bird was kind enough to spend his day helping me out as well. Here are some photos. The ones in the studio are taken via Camera phone (dang). But there’s a nicer one from when we were trimming them down.
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