Creative Idea of Pirate Printers – Have you ever thought about using public street fixtures as printing elements? The creative artist collective behind Berlin-based Raubdruckerin creates shirts and bags imprinted with manhole covers, vents, and utility grates. The pirate printer disregarded geometric patterns and typographic forms of urban signage to make astonishingly attractive graphics for shirts.
He has a collective that applies ink directly to the streets and then prints on-site in famous locations like Lisbon, Amsterdam, and Paris and then sells their creations through an online shop. It would be incredible to see somewhat like this come out of Japan. If you’re a printing lover, then this idea must keep you motivated to try it. For several decades, printings on shirts are doing with multiple screens. Read More – 5 Ways to Use Pastels in Your Home Interiors
Creative Idea of Pirate Printers - Have you ever thought about using public street fixtures as printing elements?
Creative Idea of Pirate Printers – Have you ever thought about using public street fixtures as printing elements?
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