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This just in from Jez Burrows and friends:
A limited set of prints by five designers, illustrators, and artists, inspired by—and for the benefit of—WNYC’s Radiolab. Limited to an edition of just 100, In Radiolab We Trust is a set of five B5 two-colour Gocco prints, packaged in specially produced spot-colour wrapping paper. All proceeds after printing costs will go to Radiolab. (via In Radiolab We Trust)
Get ‘em while they’re hot! I really dig this one by Richard Perez!
Radiolab is my favourite thing on the airwaves. Or podwaves, or whatever you want to call them. And now the science and philosophy podcast for the layman has been treated to a tribute by some of my favourite designers and illustrators. In Radiolab We Trust is a set of affordable Gocco screenprints being sold to benefit Radiolab and its parent station, WNYC New York Public Radio.
The prints are the work of Jez Burrows, Frank Chimero, Nicholas Felton, Meg Hunt, and Impactist. And dig that perfect logo.
Here’s Frank Chimero’s print, taken from Jez Burrows’s Flickr set of the prints:
Posted by John Martz on Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog |
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Tags: Frank Chimero, Impactist, Jez Burrows, meg hunt, Nicholas Felton, Printing, radio, science
These are cool and retro. Definitely some good inspiration for some after-hours letterpress work.