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Showen love
One of many rad Biiklops closing show pics from our friend Scott.
Posted on 31 July 2010 | 10:52 am
Biklops: A Silkscreened Poster Show
Biklops Poster Show!
You have to come. It's pretty much required.
Posted on 6 June 2010 | 6:54 pm
Kimberly Brown Paintings
Come feast your eyes on the paintings of Kimberly Brown. A Lincoln paper maker with a passion for bicycling, design, printing and . . . painting (duh). We will also be doing live screen printing of the piece you see above. That's right, full color! Right before your eyes.
Reception: Friday, June 4th from 7-10pm
Exhibition: Entire Month of June
Posted on 17 May 2010 | 7:23 pm
Rolling Countertop w/storage
Our new order storage and folding station. It was a fun little construction project, and it's on wheels!
Posted on 20 November 2009 | 3:57 pm
Iron Brush
This is one of two designs that Tyson at Iron Brush drew up for us to screen on some tees. We decided to do a bone white colored plasticharge print on some various colored cotton tees.
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:52 pm
Screen Ink : Freestyle 50
We hosted a fabulous art exhibit that was organized by Ryan Holt and Jeremie Memming, local artists/designers here in Lincoln. I was hoping to have time to run a series of three boards but ended up only having time to pump out this one and gave the other two to some other artists in town. 38 local artists in total designed 50 skateboards for this exhibit. Ours was basically a play off some mail we received the day I decided to get this board completed. This is a 4-color process print of a photo i took of the capital, then a screen print over the stamp and raw wood of the board. The whole thing was then coated with some random wood seal we found in the shop, couldn't really read what it was . . . a totally spontaneous and fun Saturday project.
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:37 pm
Nelnet Marketing
Here's a follow up photo to a previous post. This is the second design of three for Nelnet Marketing Group. I didn't actually get to see any of these around town, but oh well. Hopefully they found some interns, which was the intended purpose. We custom mixed three pantone colors with water based ink to run these posters @ 19" x 25".
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:31 pm
Iron Brush Tattoo
Here's a sample of some posters we ran for Iron Brush Tattoo. A two color print on a speckletone paper from French papers. This is a 19" x 25" water based silkscreen print. I know, I know, this one has bleeds in the image... we forgot to take shots of the good ones!
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:29 pm
Another Arbor Day Project
We actually ran these before the coffee signs but, whatever. These are the front display pieces for the Arbor Day Foundations line of recycled greeting cards. As with the coffee signs, we used a brown water based ink on natural wood. This creates a really nice burnt wood effect, without any burning...
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:26 pm
Community Crops
Here we have some box tops to cover the wonderful locally grown produce of the Community Crops of Lincoln. We used a custom mixed green water based ink on their provided natural cardboard color box tops.
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:24 pm
Arbor Day Foundation
We printed up some raw wood pieces for the Arbor Day Foundation recently. These will be part of some signage for what seems to be their line of specialty coffee in conjunction with the Rain Forest Rescue Project. Very cool.
Posted on 13 July 2009 | 5:23 pm
Silkscreen Posters
Here is the first of a three part series of posters we will be screen printing for Nelnet. Three spot colors on some nice heavy French paper. We hope that this is just the start to a fruitful relationship between Screen Ink. and poster printing.
Posted on 15 February 2009 | 7:00 pm
Silkscreen Poster Printing is HERE
We're diving into the world of poster printing. Using a nice water based series of inks we can mix pantone colors to a fairly close proximity and screen print either full color (CMYK) or spot color posters.
More photos to come...
Posted on 15 February 2009 | 6:57 pm
Irish Fest
I ran these for a group of guys heading to Kansas City. Presumably Irish and ready for some serious beer consumption. It's pretty simply but effective, a 2 color print on black t's. We allowed the black of the tshirt work inside of the interior to save a bit of cash on this small run of t's.
Posted on 10 September 2008 | 9:35 pm
Lowdown on the Lake
Seriously put me to the test on this one. 6 color print on black t's. This is the back design, the front had only the orange print in the pocket area.
Posted on 10 September 2008 | 9:33 pm
Beats to Go
An extremely large black water based print on Alternative Apparel girls shirts. Available for purchase online, somewhere.
Posted on 10 September 2008 | 9:31 pm
Boys of Faith
This is a brown water based print for a boys group. There is a passage on the side of the boat, good luck reading it in this crummy laptop photo!
Posted on 10 September 2008 | 9:30 pm
Young Nebraska Scientists
Here is one of several items we finished for the Young Nebraska Scientists summer camp at the University of Nebraska. These bags were pretty difficult to print as they have an inside lining along with a 7 color design. 7 colors!
Thanks to Sarah for the challenging project and we hope to see you again next year.
Posted on 9 July 2008 | 3:57 pm
Nanonation
Now this is the front print for the nanonation t's. very simple print but very cool design, thanks guys for the rerun of this old project.
Posted on 9 July 2008 | 3:56 pm
Nanonation
here's the back print for the nanonation t's. there are actually 3 shades of blue within that little box to the left of their name, pretty intricate print but it was a much needed challenge to keep us on top of our game.
Posted on 9 July 2008 | 3:55 pm
Megabucks Walleye Tourney
This is a simple design I put together for the 22nd Annual Megabucks Walleye Tourney. white ink on a ton of Hanes Beefy T's in black.
Posted on 15 May 2008 | 3:29 pm
Jake's Smoke Shop
This is from a photograph of Alex's graffiti work at the Omaha Jake's Cigar Shop, which I guess now is officially also a bar. Miles Davis on the trumpet, of course. It's basically printed as a duotone photograph with white and blue on black t's.
Posted on 15 May 2008 | 3:28 pm