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Rod Graphics: Pinstriping, Vinyl graphics, Lettering & Design
Lonnie Tettaton, 1986
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A behind-the-scenes look at the hands-on process of preparing custom vinyl graphics for t-shirt printing. Working at a print shop table, the subject carefully weeds excess vinyl from a freshly cut design, using a small weeding tool to remove the unwanted material and reveal the finished graphic underneath.
The close-up composition captures the concentration and precision involved in this stage of apparel production. Wearing glasses and a black tank top, she leans over the work surface while carefully picking away small sections of vinyl. Her ponytail, focused expression, tattooed arm, rings, and smartwatch add authentic personal details to the working scene. A green-handled weeding tool is visible in her hand as she works directly on the printed design.
The surrounding print-shop environment, equipment, work surfaces, packaging materials, and partially completed graphic help tell the story of a real production workspace. This is the meticulous preparation that takes place before the finished vinyl design can be transferred onto a t-shirt. Every small piece of excess material has to be removed cleanly and accurately, making patience, steady hands, and attention to detail essential parts of the process.
The photograph highlights the craftsmanship behind custom apparel, from digitally created artwork and vinyl cutting to manual weeding and final garment application. It is an authentic industrial and creative-workplace portrait showing the detailed, often overlooked work that goes into producing professional custom t-shirts.
A behind-the-scenes look at the hands-on process of preparing custom vinyl graphics for t-shirt printing. Working at a print shop table, the subject carefully weeds excess vinyl from a freshly cut design, using a small weeding tool to remove the unwanted material and reveal the finished graphic underneath.
The close-up composition captures the concentration and precision involved in this stage of apparel production. Wearing glasses and a black tank top, she leans over the work surface while carefully picking away small sections of vinyl. Her ponytail, focused expression, tattooed arm, rings, and smartwatch add authentic personal details to the working scene. A green-handled weeding tool is visible in her hand as she works directly on the printed design.
The surrounding print-shop environment, equipment, work surfaces, packaging materials, and partially completed graphic help tell the story of a real production workspace. This is the meticulous preparation that takes place before the finished vinyl design can be transferred onto a t-shirt. Every small piece of excess material has to be removed cleanly and accurately, making patience, steady hands, and attention to detail essential parts of the process.
The photograph highlights the craftsmanship behind custom apparel, from digitally created artwork and vinyl cutting to manual weeding and final garment application. It is an authentic industrial and creative-workplace portrait showing the detailed, often overlooked work that goes into producing professional custom t-shirts.
A behind-the-scenes look at the hands-on process of preparing custom vinyl graphics for t-shirt printing. Working at a print shop table, the subject carefully weeds excess vinyl from a freshly cut design, using a small weeding tool to remove the unwanted material and reveal the finished graphic underneath.
The close-up composition captures the concentration and precision involved in this stage of apparel production. Wearing glasses and a black tank top, she leans over the work surface while carefully picking away small sections of vinyl. Her ponytail, focused expression, tattooed arm, rings, and smartwatch add authentic personal details to the working scene. A green-handled weeding tool is visible in her hand as she works directly on the printed design.
The surrounding print-shop environment, equipment, work surfaces, packaging materials, and partially completed graphic help tell the story of a real production workspace. This is the meticulous preparation that takes place before the finished vinyl design can be transferred onto a t-shirt. Every small piece of excess material has to be removed cleanly and accurately, making patience, steady hands, and attention to detail essential parts of the process.
The photograph highlights the craftsmanship behind custom apparel, from digitally created artwork and vinyl cutting to manual weeding and final garment application. It is an authentic industrial and creative-workplace portrait showing the detailed, often overlooked work that goes into producing professional custom t-shirts.
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
I edited this with high contrast in B&W. Those are digitally-printed adhesive vinyl wraps applied to the bodywork.
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We were commissioned to design the Standard Bank village at Mining Indaba 2014 using Hydraulically operated "shipping containers". The end result was superb and makes a great showcase for these unique exhibiting tools.
The exhibit was designed for Yenza Trading on behalf of their client.
London Eye test for Innovision and Red Bull.
The brief was to find a product that could create a reflection to replicate supplied Photoshop mockups
Credit: Photo by REX/Jonathan Hordle
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
We were once again asked to wrap the facade of the No.42 building in removable vinyl. This event space in southwark has a fresh new look!
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
London Eye test for Innovision and Red Bull.
The brief was to find a product that could create a reflection to replicate supplied Photoshop mockups
Credit: Photo by REX/Jonathan Hordle
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
Gallery Furniture in Houston, TX uses TruckSkin exclusively for their delivery truck fleet. They are changing their look to this new clean black and white design.
London Eye test for Innovision and Red Bull.
The brief was to find a product that could create a reflection to replicate supplied Photoshop mockups
Credit: Photo by REX/Jonathan Hordle
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.