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Tag: CMYK
Maybe I’ll post some better photos later when the Sun is out, but my first impression of these CMYK playing cards is that they look great! Good playing card stock (although you sort of need to break them in a bit) and fantastic printing all around. These aren’t from the USPCC, but hey, they’re up […]
One look at Rebecca J. Kaye’s website and you’ll see why this bike shown here fits her so well. She’s an illustrator and graphic designer who has made quite a bit of bike-related work. Her collaboration with custom bike maker Tom Donhou elevates her love for bikes even more with this CMYK build — an […]
So excited to see these in my hands soon. The CMYK playing cards from Hundred Million, now available for purchasing for about $12/deck. More photos inside!
The Hundreds are releasing a limited edition skateboard with Penny Skateboards in a sleek all-black deck with CMYK wheels. It’s a retro-styled deck similar to the Globe Bantam Cruiser which has been posted here before. Mark your calendars because this will only be made available in limited quantities this coming Thursday, Feb. 16th!
Xavier Antin’s project entitled Just In Time, or A Short History of Production is quite interesting. Using 4 different printing technologies dating from 1880 to 1976, Xavier was able to divide the typical CMYK colors of a 42-page installation book so that only one color comes out of one printing machine/printer. The final book pages […]