Newest Lacuna Coil shirts for the February 2013 tour. Here is the first of three designs. This is a six color on charcoal though black is pretty cool too. Check them out!! http://www.lacunacoil.it

Scroll through the slideshow to see how each color adds to the image.

 Here is an example of a huge job for Harrisburg Young Professionals winter dodge ball league. As you can see  organization is key when each team gets unique color and numbers. We recommend stocking up on folding tables when they go on sale at Lowes. Check them out!  www.Hyp.org

Check out the new tour shirts we're doing for Lacuna Coil with BSI Merch. You can check out their tour dates here.

You can see Eric Joyner's art all over Hollywood sets for TV and movie backgrounds. He's super down-to-earth, and one of the coolest artists you'll ever meet. Here's a shirt design with a robot riding a motorcycle over a donut. Yep, you heard me correctly. www.EricJoyner.com 

Eric Papenfuse has created one of the biggest book stores in the country and it is right here in sunny Harrisburg. It is crazy big!! Here is a 5 color we printed for him.  Check it out - 
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This one was pretty difficult. The client brought in an old t-shirt that was printed several years ago and wanted us to recreate it. We had to scan the shirt and reconstruct it in Photoshop, making sure to get the layers and shading correct. You can't really see it in this image, but the medium grey in the word "HARRISBURG" is printed using shimmer/sparkle ink, which had a really nice effect.

It turned out to be a great shirt for the Harrisburg High School Marching Band.

The title says it all: we're on Twitter, where you can follow our Inklog posts, and LinkedIn, where you can check out our page. However, we're not on Facebook. Period.

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If you've read any of our other posts you know that we often find that home built screen printing equipment (except for presses and dryers) is our preferred kind of equipment: it works great and is much easier on the wallet. Mike just built this new dry box for the larger screens for the automatic press. Sure, it's ugly, but with some sheeting, 2x4's, 1x1's, and a $15 ceramic heater we have a choice place to hang more posters . . . plus some extra money in the bank.

A cold weather tip: put a timer on the heater so you can set the dry time as well as preheat the screens in colder months. We've found that the warmer screens burn quicker/cleaner in the winter.

We finally had to pull the trigger on a new Vastex conveyor dryer to keep up with the auto.  After a trip up to Vastex in Allentown PA we were sold.  Their equipment is second-to-none and the warranty is crazy -  25 years on the press and 15 on the dryers!  Mike has tried a ton of presses and the HD2000 is the best. He can set up a simulated 6 color print in under 15 minutes.  Give Mark a call at www.Vastex.com and he will hook you up with the best money making  equipment.

We've mentioned the utility carts in the past but Mike loves keeping the base colors like white and black nearby on the big jobs so you are not running across the room dropping ink on the floor.
Done  it!