4-color process printing is something every printer drools about as they learn how to screen print. The general gist is you use Cyan Magenta Yellow K-black inks overlapping each other to create a full color image. Many years in the making, and after one complete fail attempt, we successfully created this 16×12″ 4-color process print of a photograph taken at Boston’s reflecting pool in the Back Bay. Below are some process shots taken during the creation of the print, which is available for purchase in the art print section of our store.
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Man With the Iron Fists Screen Prints
AntiDesigns got the opportunity to print a limited edition version of the Man With the Iron Firsts Soundtrack for our homies at Get On Down. Limited to 500 pieces, the 12″ red vinyl is comes in jackets screen printed in our studio in South Boston.
The double vinyl soundtrack is housed in two separate jackets. We pulled a one-color title print on the front of each jacket, and for the back prints we pieced each of the 2 jackets together to create a 2-color print that spans across both jackets. The result is a pair of album jackets screen printed in such a way that no two pairs will be alike.
For purchasing information, head over to Get on Down, they are going quickly though.
Here are a couple process shots taken in the studio. Check out the full photoset of process pics on our Facebook page.
It goes without saying, but being kung-fu movie fanatics, we’re super excited to be working on this project. If you haven’t checked out the trailer for the new film, give it a watch, this movie looks like a future classic.
Matthew Zaremba x AntiDesigns now available
Today we’re proud to drop a new t-shirt in collaboration with Matthew Zaremba of Project SF in our store. We recently highlighted a tiny snippet of dude’s photos here. If you haven’t gotten lost in the world of It’s Beautiful Then Gone for at least minutes, you’re doing yourself a disservice.
Tees now available in the store, click the flick for details: 
Bostonia 18×24″ Print
Following up the new Roots print, we’re dropping a design theCharles created in 2008 called Bostonia in an 18×24″ hand pulled screen print. Below is a quick making of video taken at our print shop within the Distillery.
Roots 18×24″ Print
Hot off the press is a new 18×24″ hand pulled screen print version of our most recognizable t-shirt design, Boston Roots. Check out the mini making of video we whipped up during the first edition’s print run.
Evoker Owl Print in Red
The last batch of Evoker Owl prints (in the orange, blue, and brown colorway) sold out pretty quickly between sales here and off of Evoker’s site. He decided to put together another colorway, and they look great. Had a lot of fun printing these 18"x18" prints as the last run on our old, mini drying rack. Evoker has just released 5 of the prints on his products page, and we have just 1 print to sell here. Check out the process pics below:
Matthew Zaremba: Beautiful Then Gone
Matthew Zaremba is a multimedia artist who splits his time between Brooklyn and Boston. His work draws influence from an upbringing that instilled in him the importance of adventure, freedom and individuality, and from his experiences and involvement in criminal subcultures.
In 2011 he shifted his creative focus to photography and created “Beautiful Then Gone”, a project that serves as a means to capture the human condition and the inevitability of life’s fleeting moments. His work has been exhibited throughout the US and has been featured on various international sites.
And let me tell you, he takes a mean photo. Be on the lookout for a Matt Zaremba x AntiDesigns collabo in the very near future.
Scayr print
Guys and girls prints of this Scayr piece will be available by pre-order only until Tuesday. All orders ship Dec 3rd.
Guys available here
Evoker Owl Prints
New prints from Evoker are hot off the press this week. These are super limited right now, AND they’re goingfor super cheap during the holiday weekend. Pick them up in Anti’s print section or directly from Evoker’s site.Check the process pics below:
Get On Down x Anti Designs USA present: Dinosaur L (Arthur Russell)
This summer we had the privilege to work with Boston’s own Get On Down on a project of epic proportions. We were asked to print the outer boxes and record jackets for a Limited Edition 4xLP box of Dinosaur L (Artur Russel). With a print total well into the tens of thousands, this projectwill forever be the face of the summer of 2011. Below are some of the process photos taken throughout life of this project.
Things got hectic that last week of August
