This is coloured in now and split into various layers for screening.
Can't wait.
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Monday, 13 August 2012
Thursday, 10 May 2012
EMP Visual Report Cover
A completely superficial and unrelated cover for my report. I think it looks nice though. RGB.
Monday, 5 December 2011
New Print - Lost Soul A2 Poster Print now available online.
Just in time for Christmas, why not get yourself/someone else a sweet print?
Lost Soul A2 print on silk finish paper. It's tight.
£12.50
Friday, 28 October 2011
Big Cartel Now Open - Available Prints
Full site. Shipping to UK only.
Blue Skies & Adventure A2 Print.
£8.00
Love Is Blind A2 Print.
£15.00
Zombie Girl A2 Print.
£8.00
Support Your Local Artists.
Monday, 5 September 2011
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Boat A2 Print
The Boat is now available in an A2 print.
Directly from me of from 'On The Rocks'
£8
Email me for details.
mercerart@hotmail.co.uk
Zombie Girl A2 Print
Zombie Girl is now available in an A2 print.
Directly from me of from 'On The Rocks'
£8
Email me for details.
mercerart@hotmail.co.uk
Friday, 13 May 2011
Work In Slapdash Magazine
Few bits of my work have been printed in Slapdash Magazine. The layouts not fantastic for the best presentation of work. But it's still printed in a magazine. Better than not being printed right?
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Professional Project Book Photos
The book has been printed. Here it is, I haven't photographed every page. If you want to see it all you'll have to buy one. Very happy with the quality of the print. Final Spec: 180gsm Premium matte paper, Hardback, perfect bound, image wrap, full colour, charcoal grey end papers.
Front Cover
End Paper
Title Page
Intro & Process
Subject Introduction
Blue Skies & Adventure
Threats & Eagles
Back Cover
If anybody wants a copy you can get it direct from the printers (so no extra charge added) here:
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2132461
Thursday, 17 February 2011
More Stickers
After all the fun I had making and sticking my stickers the other week I thought I'd knock up a few more in a different design. I went with the stumble woman as you can see. Works well. I think I'm going to make up a load of different designs to stick about the place. See how many I can fit onto a page. Like sticker Tetris. Only they won't dissapear.
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Stick That Zombie Down
So today I remembered that I had a large pack of sticker paper left over from when I made stickers for War On Want. So I thought "Hmm... What can I do with these?" and as always when I'm unsure I goto Zombies. So here's some zombie stickers with my web adress at the bottom. Nice. I'm thinking about printing up some other bits of my work on sticker paper. Stickers are fun.
Thursday, 23 December 2010
The Officer Down Shirts Are Done
Printed, Done, Dusted. Not much more to say. I think this is the first time I've ever had anything printed on a t-shirt. Enjoyable. Hopefully more to come, should be picking up the new album cover & booklet work in the new year.
Sunday, 21 November 2010
November 21st 2010: Jiggy Print
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Another print block. I tried to make this one a bit more finely detailed. It didn't work out so well but I kind of like how you can still see the main image in a splodgy way. Again, red works better than black for some reason.
Saturday, 20 November 2010
November 20th 2010: Face Print
So I had a hand in the other day and mounted my work on some foam board, as did other people. So there's all these offcuts of foam board floating around in the studio, so I thought rather than throw it all in the bin I'd take some of the bigger pieces with me to make some print blocks.
Stage One: Draw your design on the print board.
Stage Two: Use a scalpel to remove all the areas that are white (or a sharp pencil if they are really small).
Stage Three: Apply ink and then print. This first one I turned the block upside down onto the paper and then put a book on it and pressed down. It didn't work so well.
This one I put the paper on top, then a book then pressed down. As you can see that worked a fair deal better. But not well enough. Keep trying.
This one is just paper on top and pushed down with a finger to make sure it gets all the sections printed. Worked much better. It might be the technique or just the fact that the inks now layered up thick and not soaking into the board, but either way.
Same technique as before but using deep red ink. The blacks come through from before but I really like the mix that its made. Printing. Done. This was really fun to make and I love the outcome. Definitely going to do a few more of these on the other offcuts i've got.
The board after printing. Looks pretty good on it's own.
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