We’ve just printed a book using the most imaginative and creative palette of three pantone colours we’ve ever seen; ‘The Jungle’, issue 2 of NoBrow magazine, from the guys who brought you ‘Gods and Monsters’ and Blexbolex’s ‘Abecederia’.
The book shows an astonishing range of illustration styles and is produced in an edition of 3,000 copies, which we predict will become highly collectable. Here’s a scatter proof of some of the images which we made to test the three colour concept; the book is in B4 (340mm x 240mm portrait) format, PUR bound on 140gsm and 300gsm Fortest Stewardship Council (FSC) mixed sources certified uncoated cartridge, using Bio vegetable oil based inks.
Here’s the good news: we have a very few unnumbered file copies to give away – contact us with your address details to get one. It’s first come, first served, although anyone who gives us a book printing project to quote on will mysteriously rise to the top of the pile…
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Loop stitching is a method of saddle-stitching one or more printed sections together with loop wire staples (stitches) through the…
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We were delighted to work with editors Henry Eliot and Matt Lloyd on printing the third issue of Curiocity, a…
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With a clean, clear layout in mono black, semi-transparent section dividers and a blind embossed cover (using the copper embossing…
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Makeshift is a journal of hidden creativity. Published by Analogue Digital, a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting grassroots innovation around…
