DOMA's 2009 Christmas bags!
4-color letterpress treatment with a slick little illustration.
Buy here: www.domacoffee.com
09 December 2009
24 November 2009
Fossa Studio Gift Card Promo
Here is a slick little promo piece I put together for the talented/charismatic Veronica Evans of Fossa Studio Photography. She even sealed the first bundle with a wax stamp.
The gift card is actually two different paper stocks duplexed together with glue, for a very thick and substantial card. All inks were printed with the offset press, with the exception of the black on the front of the gift card ($25), which was done with the letterpress to lend a unique, slightly distressed look to each card.
Enclosure: Classic Linen "Epic Black" 1/0 Silver ink, letterpress score for tri-fold
Card: French Paper "Blu-Raspberry" w/ white offset & black letterpress, duplexed with Classic Crest "Pewter" w/ 2-color white/black offset. Corners rounded.
The gift card is actually two different paper stocks duplexed together with glue, for a very thick and substantial card. All inks were printed with the offset press, with the exception of the black on the front of the gift card ($25), which was done with the letterpress to lend a unique, slightly distressed look to each card.
Enclosure: Classic Linen "Epic Black" 1/0 Silver ink, letterpress score for tri-fold
Card: French Paper "Blu-Raspberry" w/ white offset & black letterpress, duplexed with Classic Crest "Pewter" w/ 2-color white/black offset. Corners rounded.
23 November 2009
Alex / Megan wedding invites
22 October 2009
PROJECT HIGHLIGHT - DOMA "SOVIET" PIECE
FRONT: 3-color Letterpress
BACK: 3-color Offset
This piece was done in the Soviet propaganda style, emphasizing the hard work that goes into your coffee beans. The handcrafted look of the letterpress lent itself very well to the message of the piece, and they turned out great.
If you are in Spokane, you can probably find one of these whereever DOMA Coffee is sold; I'd recommend you get one while you can.
14 August 2009
Matea Basta Wedding Invitations
The only thing more satisfying than spotting your work out in the wild is being able to participate in its use. I received this little puppy in the mail last week, and damned if they aren't the prettiest things I've put out all year. Killer invitations.
STATS:
A6 card, horizontal
3/3 offset - match purple, yellow, orange on French Pop-Tone "Banana Split," letterpress score
RSVP card
3/3 offset - purple yellow, orange on French Pop-Tone "Grapesicle"
A6 Envelope
2/0 offset - purple, orange on French Pop-Tone "Grapesicle"
STATS:
A6 card, horizontal
3/3 offset - match purple, yellow, orange on French Pop-Tone "Banana Split," letterpress score
RSVP card
3/3 offset - purple yellow, orange on French Pop-Tone "Grapesicle"
A6 Envelope
2/0 offset - purple, orange on French Pop-Tone "Grapesicle"
Well, let me just blow the dust off this thing. PHOOOOF
Dreyer Press has moved into the basement of the historic Wetzel Warehouse, in downtown Spokane. The building itself is very cool, and my space is in what used to be a walk-in cooler for cold storage.
After cleaning up the work area and getting it a little more set up, I will post pictures. In the meantime, here are some shots of the building itself.
This is the front of the building.
The back, where I generally enter.
The totally awesome view from the 2nd story balcony. I can watch the trains while I eat lunch (!)
My wheels.
Dreyer Press has moved into the basement of the historic Wetzel Warehouse, in downtown Spokane. The building itself is very cool, and my space is in what used to be a walk-in cooler for cold storage.
After cleaning up the work area and getting it a little more set up, I will post pictures. In the meantime, here are some shots of the building itself.
This is the front of the building.
The back, where I generally enter.
The totally awesome view from the 2nd story balcony. I can watch the trains while I eat lunch (!)
My wheels.
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