Showing posts with label Questioning Print. Show all posts
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Show



A hugely enjoyable opening and very proud to be amongst some great artists/designers/illustrators; innovation and visual excitement.
Thanks to 40/04, Kemistry and Pixley Print House.

Setting-up



Curation and design by Jake Hopwood, Alex Hough and Charlie Abbott (40/04)

Detail.



Close ups.

Piece


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A1 print exploring and ultimately testing the ability of digital print.
Each part is motivated in design by mistakes: outcropping, misfeeding, warping and under-sizing.
CMYK is the 'colour theme' and also the digital communication is also depicted -
Each half-oval being unit and all between depicting message.



Versions / Complications




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significance of CMYK
/layering

:Working:

Cholera




First.         Paper misfed/paper jam.

Second.      Mis-sizing image.

Third.       Construct:
A template for design, a tight uniform of very fine lines manipulated to recreate these very errors and at the same time allowing the next layer to permeate the next at regulated intervals. 
The extraordinarily minute and tightness of line will create a confusing visual effect in the the case of each image alone when printed, so layering them will be an experiment in itself.

Fourth.      Warp incurred by overloading of ink.

Ideas



















i.    Elements of design.
Each part, each a layer upon the next, 
in the likeness of mistakes in communication 
and process of printing.
ii.   Form of Elements, Form of Design.
A form that is only ever possibly made 
using this medium that is Digital print 
- questioning the capabilities of it all 
and proving them exclusive.

Questioning Print

- Invite -

To participate in a show at Kemistry Gallery by the design group 40/04 and printing by Pixley Print House.

 "The exhibition examines the role of contemporary digital print. It explores the print possibilities that can be achieved, with a particular focus on the process of collaboration that exists between artist and printer."


Design by curators Jake Hopwood, Alex Hough & Charlie Abbot (40/04)