Monday, 25 July 2011

Joe Magee Screen print edition for Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.

We've been incredibly busy for the last three months with various projects and degree show work so have not had time to blog anything. This week I'm going to try and rattle through some of the work that has left helloblue in that time.  Enjoy.

First up was this 112cm x 76 cm two colour screen print edition of 25. The work was commissioned onto a 310gsm somerset paper and disappeared up to Edinburgh for the gallery opening. We also produced a series of Giclee prints for the show but such was the time pressure on the job that they were off out of the door before the ink had barely dried and we didn't get to photograph them.







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Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Guilty Gear limited edition...

To be issued in only 200 special editions of the renowned fighting game this print features one of the original drawings from the story boards and has been printed by us onto Hahnemuhle German Etching 310gsm. 
The prints were then numbered, wrapped and backed in house using archival quality mount board and archival quality celophane pockets. 

If you want to get your hands on one however i'm afraid you'll have to track down one of the limited edition copies of the game!!









Friday, 15 April 2011

Helena Karley update..


In November we produced a series of A1's onto newsprint for third year U.W.E student Helena Karley, they were to be worked onto as part of an on going project. She popped in last week to get some other work printed and happened to have the finished pieces with her. 

The have been screen printed lightly with metallic gold ink and embossed... They looked amazing.. Helena had done a brilliant job of embossing and printing onto such a light a delicate stock. 














Friday, 25 March 2011

Lionel Freidman Screen Print Edition

Phils been kept busy this week producing this screen print edition. It consisted of 20 prints of three images. For this edition Somerset text laid 300gsm was chosen. It wasn't the easiest screen print in the world to produce as creating a solid colour on a textured paper can cause problems but in the end they all looked beautiful.


The signed and numbered edition is off to London but if anyone is interested in a print let us know and we can forward your details to the artist.









Friday, 11 March 2011

Ben Steers Twitter Give Away Mini Edition....

Yesterday our good mate Ben Steers popped by to collect a mini edition we had produced for him. Ben had offered the  four A4s on Hahnemuhle German Etching as prizes on twitter.  The some people may recognize the character featured in the print as the one Featured in Computer Arts magazine last month in witch Ben produced a tutorial on how to create this vintage looking chap....  

Keep an eye on bens twitter and blog to see what other wonders he produces in the future...  I happen to know there's some good stuff in the pipeline...........








Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Anime Giclee Edition.

Last week we produced a very special edition of A4 Giclee prints due to be released in the UK and continental Europe for Anime fighting game fans . 

If your in the know about the latest fighting games you may of seen these characters already... If your not keep your eyes pealed... They left our studio hot of the press to be whisked up to London, autographed by the producers who were over from Japan and then off to some very lucky people.....

The work was commissioned onto Hahnemuhler German etching 310gsm and looked stunning..






"Playground" - Ben Haizelden

‘PLAYGROUND’ A Group Show

Artch Gallery
Mon 28th Feb – Fri 4th March 2011

PLAYGROUND: A space set apart for experimentation and play. Using this imagined ground as a platform for thought, 8 Artists explore the wonder of the wider world through systems of human habitation and ritual. Probing the elegant arrangement of the every day and considering what we have missed.




The Work pictured below was printed by HelloBlue for Ben Haizeldens current London exhibition. Ben is  an artist we have worked with for some time and on this occasion he chose to use Hahnemuhle Photorag Bright White for his pieces. The results were beautiful.






The Show uses a wide range of mediums including sculpture, etching / drawing and video installations.  

Go along if you get a chance.
ARTch, Arch 11, Gales Gardens, Bethnal Green, London


For more information please see the facebook group below