PsPrint is proud of the loyalty it’s built with its customers – particularly the graphic designers, both freelancers and from agencies. We have designers who place literally hundreds of orders a year for their clients, and they know our online-printing system well. One of my favorites whose art I come across again and again is R.Black. Among other projects, he designs all the graphics for the Shotgun Players theater company in Berkeley, Calif., which PsPrint then prints. One of Black’s latest print pieces is the promotional poster below for John Mercer’s one-man show “Swearing in English,” which is a series at The Ashby Stage in Berkeley as part of Shotgun Players Cabaret. Those who buy the series receive the poster signed by Mercer himself! There are plenty of amazing graphic artists in this week’s “Hot Off the Press,” including Francisco Ramirez’s delicious postcard for Honeypie Cafe, Lemon Fresh Design’s bold business card for Saucy and the tough postcard created by designthis! for Concrete Body Crossfit. There is a ton of inspiration in this week’s “Hot Off the Press” below, and be sure to also check out last week’s, which included creative uses of our printing products.
Poster design by R.Black for “Swearing in English: Tall Tales at Shotgun” by John Mercer
Postcard art and design by Joaquin Alejandro Newman
Back and front of pocket folder design by Fiona Hutton & Associates and Spring Creative for Southern California Water Committee
Display box backing for Glob
Sticker for B612 Foundation
Postcard design by designthis! for Concrete Body Crossfit
Sticker design by Josh O'Haire for Fearless Church Los Angeles
Business card design by Lemon Fresh Design for Saucy
Wedding invitation design by Melissa Moorcroft
Poster design by Union Made Creative and Paola Rojas for San Francisco Film Society
Map for California State Parks Foundation
Poster design by Texta Queen for Sister Spit
Business card design by Susan Urquhart for Lulu Bug Jewelry
Front and back of postcard design by Francisco Ramirez for Honeypie Cafe
The Concrete Body design has a great branded look, and I love the typography on the Honeypie Cafe postcard!