We just finished a batch of 1,000 yard signs for Border Action Network that are part of the Revitalize Not Militarize Border Communities campaign. The signs are available through BAN and here at the Gloo Factory. We hope to see them popping up around Tucson soon!
Working with Tucson-based Creative Machines, the Gloo Factory screen printed a large plexiglass panel that was to be used for an interactive display in a children’s museum.
The project required us to build an oversized light table to expose a large screen that would fit over the panel.
After exposing and washing the screen, it was mounted onto a large work table for the printing. Each color was printed separately, by blocking off other parts of the screen and only applying ink to the need area.
The final product looks like a large circuit board. Creative Machines installed various lights and knobs onto the panel, making it an interactive learning display about circuitry.
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As part of an effort to end a federal court process that sends tens of thousands of immigrants to prison each year, The Gloo Factory produced this informational booklet. Using our in-house cartoonist, Kjartan Arnorsson, we wanted to create something simple that tells the story of Streamline visually.
The booklets are available through our online store, PeaceSupplies.org.
You can also download and print a version PDF formatted for 8.5×11, double sided.
We are currently raising some extra funds to print a Spanish translation.
We’re happy to be producing some promotional materials to support Karin Uhlich’s re-election for Tucson city council ward 3. Look for these yard signs and stickers around town in the coming weeks.
Read more about Karin’s campaign at KarinforTucson.com.
Gloo Factory Ink will be participating in Tucson Museum of Art’s Who Shot Rock & Roll Art After Dark happening on October 22, 2011. We will be printing outdoors in front of the stage between 8 pm -midnight at the opening reception. Stop by and screen print your own souvenir poster. At the event we will also have publicity about our next screen printing workshop.
This event is free for TMA members / $ 10. for non-members. Tucson Museum of Art is located at 140 Main Street in downtown Tucson. For more details visit Tucson Museum of Art’s Who Shot Rock & Roll Art After Dark Party.
