Niall Reynolds

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Poster a Day

First Line of Book. Lolita. 'Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins'

Poster a Day

Advice. 'Those who preach peace do not have love' (Charles Bukowski)

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First line of book (in progress) 'Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins'

Poster a Day

All A1 in black and white.

Footnote. 'Are no use'

Text Message. 'Not tonight my friend'

Idiom. 'A toss up'

Newspaper headline. 'Iranian nuclear scientist killed by motorcycle assassins' (The Guardian)

Song lyric. 'Patience is a virtue until its silence burns you' (Tv on the Radio)

An Exercise in Typographic Styles

A team of 14:

Adam Caplowe, Christopher Lacy, Frances Ross, Grace Gao, Jordan Williams, Marios Stamatis, Olga Pogorelova, Rachel Freeman, Stella Chen, Tom Simmons, Tom Spears, Thea Welsford, Zhang Qingyun and me, produced this typographic design of one Raymond Queneaus Exercise in Style ; a story rewritten 99 times, each practicing a different writing style.

Karaoke!

Made this for 'Karaoke' project.

My first play with motion picture / working with time as an output.

Wanted to make play of the lyrics and make a video of man as machine, with machine.

The song that I was issued with - Kraftwerk Pocket Calculator.

My Findings

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Printmaking (description in previous post)

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Printmaking (About the Above)

It is impossible not to notice the extravagant prices of prints.

It can be frustrating, so when asked to put a print into a show at Kemistry Gallery, I kept this in mind and made a design for the risograph - a process I haven't used before, but famed for affordability.

Prints should not be exclusive to the wealthy.

I based the design upon a quote(left) that a friend gave me whilst at home, drinking tea, it was truly inspiring. He was not so sure what it meant to him, but it gave concise description to a feeling that has been in me for some time.

It is quite open to interpretation and will of course mean different things to different people. It may be profound to some and underwhelming to others, so I preferred not to divulge mine, as it would have affected yours:

I gave the words a simple stage and a simple frame, allowing them to speak and to be seen without personal adulteration.

The blue and red frame is mad to test/push the alignment process of individual colours required in Risograph. The design was made specifically to the inks available at Hato Press.