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Handmade wine labels
Gummed labels printed by hand with relief-cut blocks.
Main (green) label cut from a large rubber block
Small details (black) over-stamped with blocks cut from erasers
Blocks - relief-cut from rubber with palm chisels
Designs are fun and unique created using vintage trimmings including buttons, ribbons and papers. Photographs of the designs are taken as they progress and will be included on Flickr and the Kelly Denton Designs Blog. Hope you like the designs and if so please do let me know.
Karen gave me a turntable for Christmas so I dug out my record collection. This is the first record which I co-produced with my friends Ulrich "Jason" Haag and Matthias Vogt in 1993. I was suprised to see that it is even listed on Discogs (http://www.discogs.com/release/237618).
British Railways 1980s Carriage label
BR21717/41
H419 Edingburgh to King's Cross
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Project: Cottaboi Label
Art Director: Claudio Venturini
Agency: Key Business.Com
Client: Azienda Agraria Brufani
Gave boss a Banana Bunker for Christmas. He labeled it just in case people might think it some kind of phallic device.
the label I designed for designbystudents.
logodesign by A. Zech
it's an apparel project for the university of vienna/austria
Warning labels should identify all electrical components and mark and address both shock (voltage) and arc flash hazards. Shock occurs upon contact of a (human) body with any source of electricity that causes a sufficient current through the skin, muscles or hair. Arc flash is a short circuit through the air. The concentrated radiant energy explodes outward from the electrical equipment, and can spread hot gases, melt metal, and creating pressure waves that can damage hearing, eye sight or brain function.