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Monday, 21 November 2011
Heineken Outdoor Advertising
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Large Format Banner Printing
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Didgital Vinyl Banner Printing
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Sunday, 20 November 2011
Foil Block
print + paper
metallic silver on gf smith colorplan ebony 135gsm envelopes.
print + paper
metallic silver foil both sides on gf smith bright red 540gsm colorplan with a gravure emboss.
print + paper
metallic silver on gf smith colorplan ebony 540gsm.
print + paper
metallic silver/gold both sides on gf smith plike black 330gsm
Foil Blocking
Foil blocking has been developed using the letterpress
principle. A male block is produced using zinc, magnesium,
copper or brass. These are process engraved.
The block is heated on press and a metallic or coloured foil is branded on to the material. Foiled logos are incorporated into many corporate identities, used especially on corporate invitations, business cards, letter headings and compliment slips.
The block is heated on press and a metallic or coloured foil is branded on to the material. Foiled logos are incorporated into many corporate identities, used especially on corporate invitations, business cards, letter headings and compliment slips.
Foiling & Embossing
Foiling and embossing can be used on the same image,
firstly foiled and then embossed. Again logos are
incorporated into many corporate identities, used
especially on corporate invitations, business cards,
letter headings and compliment slips.
A
highly cost effective way to add metallic colour to
all or part of printed products.
Fully
compatible with laser printers.
Ideal
for Invitations, business cards, letter headings and
compliment slips ect.
We
can print to order on any thickness of material.
Ideal
for use in conjunction with thermography, embossing
and lithography.
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Studio Task 4
Monday, 14 November 2011
Zine Packaging Research
I want the Zine I make to have some sort of packaging to go with it, be it a belly band of a complete cover made, I like these examples of different packageing, and will look to these for inspiration when attempting to create my own.
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Zine Packaging
This is the package the college where giving away on an open day a few weeks ago, I like it as a piece of packaging and is a design that I will be considering when developing my own packaging for the Zine.
Nike building wrap
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Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Posters
I really like the design of these posters and could work in a similar style within what I want to achieve with my own poster design.
Friday, 28 October 2011
How to Install a BIG Banner
This video is a bit tedious but it is also intresting to know how large format printing is done. This is good to know as it is something I have proposed in my brief, as a part of th advertisment of the event and zine.
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Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Spacy Magazines
http://www.behance.net/gallery/IL-Istruzioni-per-luso/1191341
Much
more spacy than the last post, again different to the last post I'm not
100% on the layout of this magazine but the content/imagery is much
more in keeping with what I want to prosuce, I think I would be more
inclined to use photography but it is still useful to look at.
This
magazine looks great the gloss stock makes the shine of the space suit
and space look amazing. this is perhaps what I would make if my
intesions where to make a high end book or magaize surrounding space but
I still enjoy the layout and techneques used and they could be related
in some way to the zine I will produce.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Omni-Magazine/239597
Omni Magazine
'Omni is a publication designed to update the scientific community in
Australia. Omni is a visual publication that aims to gel image and fact
to make an effective informative document.'
The
layout, content and general ideas behind this magazine marry up with
what I would like to produce, there are of course differences in the
content, but the way the images are layed out and text is added is
somthing I would like to explore, thie large imagerey as seen in many of
the images I have posted and with the space theme, and I'm not so
bothered about the scientific community in Austrailia.
Although
not magazines I like the old space imagery in the back ground and I am
enjoying the forground font. I also like the use of Neil Armstrongs
famous quote, I think quotes would work well in my publication.
Magazine Research
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Page-01-10/791530
Although
not space related, I really like the layout design of this particular
magazine. The large images with the writing over the top instead of
perhaps a more convensional format with the images and text seperation.
The front covers to the magazines are also somthing I would like to
explore within my own work, having a single image with a title and maybe
only a couple of tag lines.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/VOLTA/338033
The
stock used on this particular piece is somthing I would definatly
consider within my own work, the magazine is small and concise and the
non gloss finish, works really well, I will have to experiment with
different paper stocks to get the best result with the magazine I wish
to make.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/LING/599399
This
magazine is just another good example of layout design, somthing it
shares with the other images is the large scale pictures, I think this
will be particularly relevant to my project as there are so many great
images taken from space that It would look amazing in a magazine.
How Magazine Printing Works
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011
NASA Space Shuttle
50 years of space manned space travel
Since my mum was born 517 people have ventures out of earths atmosphere, we have built lunar modules, space shuttles and space stations and now NASA are planning a manned mission to mars.
Paper Air Planes
I thought this would be an interesting take on how to engage people with space and the history of space exploration by making space related versions of these planes, for example the Space Shuttle, Sputnik 1, the Saturn Five rocket and even the ISS. This could be good for a range of ages, obviously children would be an obvious target audience but it could attempt to make it more widely accessible for different ages.
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