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Lead Image

Like a Champ Poster

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Production Method

Silkscreen

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Design

Neuarmy

Neuarmy | Ryan Katrina

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Printing

Chris Romano

While there were some tough lessons learned in the production and photography of these posters, the design and printing were still very successful and the poster is not afraid to remind you of that. Gold metallic ink on rich black paper may be difficult to photograph, but that does not stop these posters from looking great. 

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Client

Neuarmy Surplus Co.


Quantity Produced

50


Production Cost

$200


Production Time

1 week

Dimensions (Width × Height × Depth)

18 × 24 in


Page Count


Paper Stock

French Paper / Pop-tone / Black Licorice / 80lb


Number of Colors

1 color, Gold Metallic Ink

Varnishes


Binding


Typography

Custom lettering
Futura

This piece is available for purchase for $45.00


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Project Description

"Like a Champ" was originally hand-carved and printed as a 4-by-6-inch linocut print, the lettering was then enlarged and repurposed to create this screen print. Numbered and initialed on the front, rolled and mailed in a heavy duty Kraft mailing tube.

Made in USA, Mfg. in Philadelphia

Production Lesson(s)

Particular attention was paid to the textures and how they translated once enlarged from the initial hand-carved linocut block and print. Pretty straight-forward printing process—just had to keep an eye in the gold flake in the ink clogging up the screen, especially in the counters of the smaller type. Also, photographing the print proved to be quite a challenge—the gold metallic ink washed out a lot on the black stock—overall it's much richer in person.”

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Duncan Robertson

Former intern at UnderConsideration LLC.

More: Online / On Twitter

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Date Published

May 23, 2013

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Silkscreen

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