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A short video I shot for a small screen printing company called Dots based in Leeds, UK.
The tees and sweatshirts printed were for Black Wall Street, the record label of US rapper The Game.
I took some video editing classes a few years ago and this is the first time I've put what I've learnt into practice, I'd appreciate feedback on all aspects of the video.
The audio track used was produced by myself specifically for this video.
Shot on a Canon 60d
Lenses
Nikon 50mm 1.8
Vivitar 28mm 2.8
Vivitar 70-150mm 3.8 (Macro)
The first colour to be added was the background. It was supposed to be yellow but the yellow acrylic paint I had was a bit too bright so tried to warm it up with some red. Added too much and orange was the result.
Here the screen is raised while I line up a new sheet for printing.
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This is first printing process involved arranging individual metal letters into words
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Research fellow Dr. Young Joon Seol works on a project to print experimental muscle tissue for reconstructive surgery. (Photo courtesy of Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine)
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I found a suitcase full of my earliest experiments with printing. This is one of them, made with a linocut.
The above photo was taken at the Clements library. It is of multiple Chinese symbols used to make different characters that are printed on metal. Before the actual printing press was manufactured, European countries invented move-able text. A word could be created by placing letters in a certain order, and it was easier to mass produce texts. Of course as time went on, the printing press was invented which made things even easier to deal with.
What is really cool, however, are these Chinese symbols. They are the Chinese version of move-able text, and they out-date European methods by a couple centuries! It is often believed that Europeans are the first to invent so many ideas, however here is a case where we have been proven wrong. Asians had been using move-able print for centuries before Europeans even started to think about it.
This goes to show how advanced some countries can be, without even showing a trace of it for years to come. We do not get the chance to learn about how Asians could have created something before it was discovered by other parts of the world; they are basically just not credited to such things.
This also takes me back to when my grandfather used to tell me that Europeans took Asian ideas as their own. I am not saying that a European went to Asia, took the idea and said it was their own, but it is a plausible idea. What I believe is the real situation is that two different people had the same idea. This can also be very plausible, and is probably what actually happened.
Gomez Mill Printing press.
Taken using a Canon Rebel XT
Tamron 24-70mm Lens
focal length: 25mm
ISO 800
Aperture: f/5.6
Shutter: 1/100
It's refreshing when you keep studying the same subject but you look at it from another perspective or use a different medium.
These leaf prints were made by painting watercolor on real leaves and pressing them on watercolor paper. They were based on a leaf printing project from Water, Paper, Paint, a wonderful and inspiring book that I have also mentioned before.
More details over here.
Photo Credit: Elissa Goldstone, Socrates Sculpture Park.
Woodblock printed industrial fabric after following the directive: "cut out a hole in the shape of five to noon."
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From my earliest 2011 PLA prints. This is, I think, a most typical example of what happens when newbie printing (hurried, insufficiently calibrated for dimensions, unrefined skeinforge profile, etc.) meets weak, insufficiently evaluated design.
Trying to clip the LM8UU bearing in resulted in failure of the piece at its weakest points.
Userland solutions: more dimensional calibration cycles, more experience, better control of extruder reversal distance.
Thoughtful designers should take into account the typical limitations of newcomers printing, and provide simple, failproof designs, even if they consume a bit more material. The long bridge has also puzzled more than a few.
Caring about simplicity when designing is, in my view, an important mark of respect towards beginners.
The negative pattern of a picture of Soest. I wanted to buy a print shortly before we would go back to my mother's house where we had parked the car but in the end I forgot about that. :-(
Here you see a coloured print that looks a bit like the pattern above.
The first known historical printing press was invented by Johannes Gutenberg around 1442.
Medieval Market, Soest
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Druckerpresse
Das Negativ eines Soestbildes. Ich wollte eigentlich kurz bevor wir zurück zum Haus meiner Mutter - wo das Auto geparkt war - gehen würden, einen Druck kaufen, hab's dann aber leider vergessen. :-(
Hier seht Ihr einen colorierten Druck, der dem obigen Negativ ziemlich ähnelt.
Die erste bekannte historische Druckpresse wurde um 1442 von Johannes Gutenberg erfunden.
Mittelaltermarkt, Soest
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