We recently designed a poster for a customer who wanted to give a gift to her inspirational tai chi teacher. He has lots of great sayings, apparently. So we used one of his best as the back bone for the design. Check out a couple of permutations below:
Nina’s Bat Mitzvah guests all received hand screen printed invitations. It was a blast to work on these invites for a variety of reasons. Nina’s a creative person who had a strong vision for what her invitations should look like (read about the creative process).
To commemorate a new product (screen printed wine bags) we made some inspired hang tags. We used a medium-weight black paper stock and screen printed red ink. We had a lot of fun designing for this hang-tag.
Perc is an astounding project by a fellow Brookline artist, Frank Criscione. Funded by Kickstarter, Frank created a line of cafe and espresso cups in the form of the classic Italian espresso percolator. We had the opportunity to screen print large posters which were designed by Frank to commemorate the release of the mugs and […]
After ordering my initial run of business cards from a big, cheap, online company I decided to do something different for my next run (even before I ran out of the previous ones!).
One of the most memorable projects of 2011 was screen printing my friend Lara’s wedding invitations. Lara (a wedding photographer, by the way) and her husband wanted to sew a fabric flap over their invitation (which has all the important information and such). I was stoked to help out by screen printing the fabric which […]
Evan Webster Ink recently ventured into a new medium, paper. With so many options to work with, such as business cards, custom invitations, thank-you notes, posters, and packaging we’re excited to be working on flatstock. With amazing quality graphics, screen printing provides a unique handmade character and texture lacking in commercial and ink-jet printing. Custom […]
