Liberty Prints

I finished a series of T-shirt prints last week, designed by Liberty.  Opaque White ink onto a series of American Apparel T-shirts, in four different designs and colour ways.

Whilst cycling across town, I took the time to pass Liberty's main store just off Regent Street, and found that the t-shirts had been produced specially for the most recent window display. Really happy to see a piece from initial prints to the final completed arrangement.

Loud Apparel Prints 2012

Sat in a coffee shop in Exmouth Market at the moment, waiting for a set of tracing paper positives to print over at Hobs Reprographics in Farringdon. So I've set myself the task of unloading my camera, and posting up some more photos from previous projects.

This was one of my first projects of 2012, set by Loud Apparel, a UK-Italian children's ware company based in Dalston. I have produced a few samples and illustrations for them before, but this was the first run of t-shirt for the new catalogue.

Two colour prints- Black as an initial base colour, then Supercover White on top. Due to the fineness of the Loud logo within the exclamation mark, the second layer had to be printed with a paper squeegee rather than being pushed through with a fabric one.

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Red Cross T-shirt Printing, 11th August.

Last Thursday, Print Club began scheduled their first corporate T-shirt printing session with the team from The Red Cross. Fabric printing can be a tricky thing to teach to newcomers to screen printing (paper stays put, fabric likes to move!), but everyone took to the process really quickly.

Computer Science & Math Club T-shirts

A nice little T-shirt printing project for a friend's university re-union. I had my camera on me at the time, so I was able to catch some good pictures for a step-by-step process of t-shirt printing.