The first colour to be printed, the metallic gold:

And then the fluorescent red on top of the gold:

The third screen, flooded with ink:

Detail of the blue fingerprint:

There are also one or two other colourways available, but only a couple in each colour:

If you have an idea for a wedding invitation that you’d like hand printed, or you’d like to see some printed samples of invites I’ve printed, do send an email to studio@anewstarinthesky.com, or get in touch via twitter.

This photo is a picture of the screen at the end of a day’s printing.

This is a 2 colour print, orange on top of white ink, printing onto a GF Smith Colorplan Real Grey.

Detail of text (double hit of white):

The white ink went down first:

Detail of the orange on top of white ink:

And lastly the screen at the end of a morning’s experimentation:

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Inside the exposure unit:

Printing a white ink onto a one sided brown kraft 360gsm board (Robert Horne’s ‘Custom Kote’).

Merry Christmas everyone – thanks for buying my prints, commissioning work and stopping by the web site. Here’s to 2012.

Printed on a selection of papers, approximately 50 different sheets from grey board to smooth coloured sheets, metallics to uncoated papers, in lots of different shades and textures. 4 different inks were used – silver, black, red and blue. It is a limited edition run of 50 packs of 6 cards, whereby every set is completely unique, arriving in a hand stamped kraft envelope – no two packs are the same.

These prints are now available to buy directly form the Cornershop website – take a look here. If you havent checked out the Singhles Club I can heartily recommend you do – 6 tracks produced by Tjinder Singh for your listening pleasure.

Some photos of the different ink/paper combinations (click on the photos to see larger versions):

A new print for a talk at Brandhouse, this time Aled Lewis is the speaker.

Original artwork by Aled, an A3 poster, printing onto a 175gsm GF Smith Colplan Mist, using black, water-based acrylic ink.

More photos here.

A 1977 press ad for David Bowie’s wonderful album, scanned and tweaked for screen printing. Experimenting with black ink and printed roughly onto thick kraft board, trying out different inks and ink viscosity.

Available in a very limited edition, flouro pink on a GF Smith Natural 270gsm board, available in the shop or online here. If you’re in Brghton pop in and have a look, the shop is called Junkfunk on Gloucester Road in the North Laines. Alongside the prints they also stock the number postcards too:

They also asked me to print a limited run of 30 of their own posters, a lovely thick black ink on an uncoated white 225gsm board.

The image came from one of Paul’s lino cut prints, which was imported into Photoshp and layers were then created for me to use in Illustrator and output. The grey ink went onto the paper first, and then the yellow went on top – creating a lovely olive-green colour.

Using System 3 acrylic inks and Colorplan board by GF Smith.

This is the end result – green ink onto purple, really pleased with this one:

(I love the olive colour the layering of the ink creates)

So the first colour to go down was this lovely rich purple:

Then a really vivid, almost fluoro green:

Here’s a photo of the first one, I must admit it was pretty cool to lift the screen and see this below:

(click on the photo to enlarge it)

The silver ink goes onto the paper beautifully, there is something about this ink that is just so smooth, it’s great to work with, it kind of glides over the screen in a way no other ink does.

And here is the flooded screen in close up:

4 cards, with a simple, typographic design, featuring one of four fonts (Decorated, Frankfurter, Princeton and Buxom). Although initially designed as birthday cards, they look good as stand-alone postcards.

Check out a few more photos, and to find out about the next talk,  go to www.notinhouse.com.

Washing the emulsion from the screen after exposure:

Screen in place, ink ready:

Printing the first poster:

The first two tests on the drying rack:

Signing, numbering and embossing the prints:

Work hard and be nice to people!