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curated by michaelnun

Visual Sundae is a collection of top drawer art and design,
an assemblage of interesting ideas. It's a display of creators ranging
from amateur to accomplished, a whole spectrum kind of thing.

Opinions are fine, but who really cares what I think? If it is posted,
it means I like it. Enough said! It's all about letting the work of others speak for itself.

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Visual Sundae claims NO ownership or copyright on any of the images posted here unless otherwise stated. I do my best to credit all creators and sources — if you are the owner of a specific image/s and would like it edited or removed, please contact me.

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"One of my favorite weekend browses, visualsundae is the work of Michael Nunweiler, a designer who is cataloguing and exploring the design and designers that intrigue him. What’s best about the site is that rather than simply post a stream of random images, Nunweiler dives deep into the design and ethos of the artists, offering up lots of detailed views and insight into not only the work, but the process as well. Bookmark it." — Joshua Topolsky (editor-in-chief of The Verge)

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The Calendar after the End? | print

continuation of The Calendar after the End? | print design [part one]

The Calendar after the End? | print [part two]

“We screen printed the poster in a large format 70x100 cm, 3 colours on a variety of papers and materials. We choose this trying to emulate the real size of the stone of Sun god. We printed 3 colors, black, 3x metallic inks (gold, silver, bronze) and phosphorescent ink in variable combinations. The silkscreen printing tecnic was selected because it is the anciest printing method and it has the longest restibility in time. Selected poster were hand crafted to give them a vintage look.” — Corn Studio

Design: Corn Studio
Silkscreen Print: tind & erato
Photos : Cynthia Kostaki

Special Thanks:
Ten Dollar Fonts
Aztec Calendar
Mexicolore

Click here for an in depth look into the printing process and colour variations of The Calendar after the End?

Source: behance.net

Posted: Jan 12
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Tags:
- aztecs
- Corn Studio
- Myans
- Tind
- Typography
- aztec calendar
- blacklight
- cynthia kostaki
- erato
- ten dollar fonts
- mexicolore
- end of the world
- graphic design
- print
- printing
- screen printing
- silkscreen
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