We Love a Good Challenge - Part II

Today, we're featuring more unique projects that were equally fun and challenging to create. See here if you missed our last post where we featured unique packaging and promotional marketing projects we've done in the recent past.

PROMOTIONAL:

Client: Ommegang Brewery
Project: Beach / Picnic Umbrella
Read our post on this here.

Client: Gangi (band)
Project: Vinyl
Read our post on this here.

DESIGNER BAGS:

Client: Preppi
Project: Emergency Preparedness Canvas Bag
Read our post on this here.

HOME GOODS:

Client: Nama Rococo
Project: Custom Printed Wallpaper
Read our post on this here.

SIGNAGE:

Client: Unfuk Yourself
Project: Canvas Artwork

Interested in collaborating with us on some really cool projects?
Email us or call (213) 536-5233, or better yet, come to our studio at 1025 E 18th St. #B, Los Angeles, CA 90021

Gangi Vinyl Record Printing

Our friends with the band Gangi asked us to help them with yet another specialized project they had in mind. Since here at Print Renegades, we specialize in taking on random and unique projects, we were all in with helping them out with anything they had in mind.

They are releasing their new album and they are only making Vinyl records with this VERY limited edition release. Thing is that they only had enough songs for 3 sides of a double-record release, so they told the vinyl record manufacturer to keep the 4th side of one of the records completely blank (free of grooves).

From there, they asked us if we would be willing to screen print their logo onto the blank side of the record so that could ask as the front cover of the record. We were happy to help them out. We had to cut a larger opening into each of the cardboard sleeves, and then it was as simple as burning a high mesh screen, and then printing onto each of the 250 vinyl records.

For this, we used a very specialized Nazdar 9700 Series Ink that is specifically made for printing on plastic and vinyl. Although this ink dries with air, it is very volatile and is one of the only inks that we use that is somewhat toxic. Still, we make sure to take all precautions to protect ourselves and the systems around us.

The records turned out amazing, and the Gangi boys were very happy with their final product. It definitely correlated with the look and feel that they were going for with this release. You can purchase one of these vinyl records HERE.