Showing posts with label BehindTheScenes. Show all posts
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Sunday, 15 February 2015

SOW-002 - Ouzo Bazooka - Screenprinting session

Yesterday was screenprinting time for the limited to 100 screenprinted edition of the second release of the label a.k.a. the Ouzo Bazooka 7"!

As the pink and white records that will have a screenprinted artwork came in various shades of pink, we decided to make an artwork with these shades of pink.

Revealing the screen.

Cover screen.

Making the colors for the cover.

Positioning the paper sheet.

Putting the colors before making the first cover.

First cover made.

Drying the ink.

A few color variation and marbling effects for the cover. Every cover is unique!

The screen for the labels and inner sleeves. Two records screenprinted at the same time. One A-side and one B-side.

First records screenprinted

A few color variation and marbling effects for the Homesick and the Southern Winds sides. On each record, Homesick side and Southern Winds side can be totally different. When I say each record will be unique, it's not a joke!


 A few example of records with varying vinyl color and screenprint!


Oh, and did I tell you that the 15 test pressings will have a completely different artwork ? All the copies are already spoken for but there will be a contest to win one!


Tuesday, 9 December 2014

SOW-001 - Screenprinting session

The screenprinted edition of Slice Of Wax Records' first release comes in a special sleeve exclusive to this version. It features a screenprinted postcard sized insert and a hand-drawn card sized insert.

It is numbered out of 59 and features a special colored vinyl, which is a mix from the green and yellow regular editions which produced a swirly yellow/green mix.

Below you can see pictures from the screen printing procedure that Aloÿse did with the help of Joachim


After the first layer
After the second layer
After the final layer



SOW-001 - The doodled cards


Each of the screenprinted edition came with a hand drawn card.
Each card was signed on the front.

In this post you can see all the doodled card before they were split in the vinyl sleeves and sent out to different parts of the globe.