My director, Chris, saw Rad's business cards and was dying to have some of his own. How could I say no to the chance to letterpress an incredibly talented and famous artist's business cards? I couldn't. Here they are. They were terrifying and intimidating to print. They were even more terrifying to present to him; thank goodness he liked them.
I ran into the same problem printing Chris' signature as I did with printing Rad's name in the cards below. They took SO MUCH INK to lay a solid color on the letters and took many tries, but after printing Rad's the week before, I was more aggressive in getting enough ink on the rollers. Another problem I ran into is that when I flipped the paper over to print the tiger (I printed that part last), I noticed that it lifted the impression on the text side up a little. The impression is still there, but not as deep as I'd like. Something to remember for the next time I print something double-sided.
Hey just wanted to say thank you for sharing your work. I can see your work helped me alot with mine!
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These are the coolest cards I've seen! Great work all the way around!
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what font is used for the name??
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