EAT MEAT

POSTER FINAL
Here is the A1 poster i produced for the 'Good' project. Im promoting and directing the public to eat meat and support their local butchers. i took inspiration from russian constructivism and 1930s poster designers such as A.M Cassandre. the poster is intended to be displayed in shop windows across the nation; butchers, pubs, newsagents ect.

SCREEN-PRINTING

After cleaning, coating with emulsion, exposing and drying the screen, i pinned my blank apron onto the padded table, ready to print my screen onto.


I placed my exposed screen face down onto my apron, then sturdied it with weights.


Apply a line of paint at the top of the screen, then pull downfirmly with a squeegee, thus forcing paint through the open mesh and onto the apron. Press the squeegee back upwards to collect the paint at the top again. Repeat this process 4 times for material prints.



Once printed, clean the paint from the screen with a sponge and hose, leave screen in the drying room.

Colour mode research

Sagmeister - Annie Kuan Clothing
A greyscale newsprint for kuan clothing brochure. Printed Litho.


Chad Lenjer - Architects
A full process CMYK print of Lenjers artwork for Architects the band. digitally printed.


Empire by Sumeco Design
RGB - Website welcome page design, created using 3D type software.

Colour Modes/Image Variants X6.

RGB

CMYK

GREYSCALE

SPOT COLOUR

MONOTONE

DUOTONE

What Is 'Good'? RESEARCH

Meat.
















1930s Poster Design.












1930s Design
I take great inspiration from 1930s poster design. They have a distinctive constructivist style, which incorporates image and type together. Their aim is to communicate maximum meaning with minimum means. This is a phrase I believe works within the graphic design industry.