why

: this is 2000 – 2010

a project for magazine design in school

Been making up

band names.
It’s quite fun & two of these want to
come to fruition some day, I’ll let you guess which.

Perhaps I’ll do yours too, yes?

the Colors of

/
//

yes?

CARNIVAL

I created this inspired by this & this. I think my hand is getting shakier.

Thinking about starting an endeavor of color on this one.

Richard

Feeling the push. I should have 90 + of these done
before school chaos ensues on the 29th.
Remember these are a part of [ this ] and [ this ].

| the animals |

This was a project from last quarter’s typography class.
I had forgotten about it. once i get back the printed version
I may re-post it with shots of the tangible.

One of the requirements was to tailor it to an audience.
I chose families; tell me if I failed miserably.

I was proud but I spent entirely too much time on that map.
The St. Louis Zoo is no easy task to replicate. The worst of it is,
I don’t think that map is even adult friendly.

And So

Here they are. Better yet is that they are for SALE [ here ].

More colors and variations at the aforementioned link plus a few
limited unique pieces.

Leaves, Mothers & Mountains

Aaron Bloom & Chelsey Scheffe have made
some things this summer in letterpress class :

Pathless Wood, © bloom | scheffe print

Mother, © bloom | scheffe print

It Is, © bloom | scheffe print

Photographs by Chelsey Scheffe aid of Chloe’s camera.

Pathless Wood made possible by Lance Kagey’s hand press and garden.
Thank you.

bloom | scheffe print sounds fancy. Well it is. And it isn’t because it’s just us, Aaron and Chelsey, two graphic design students at Seattle Central who decided a long time ago that they loved letterpress, messed with it on their own in various locations and met for a collaboration only this summer after having had a year of school together. That’s it. Questions? We’ll answer them. Perhaps we’ll get to more collabs next summer. Until then, thanks for looking.

about these prints | The first is a highly scientific process too complicated to describe at this juncture, just know a few leaves were harmed in the process of this poster. The second, we have no idea how it came into our heads but thanks to Ryan, we stopped calling it a tractor and gave it proper credit : backhoe front loader. The type is hand done, rendered on a polymer plate. The third is the same as the fourth, only we went crazy. So we’ll be finishing this last one, today actually only changing up the color scheme a bit. The mountains were carved by Aaron and the sky by Chelsey on linoleum block. I think I only forgot to mention the paper stock. Not a chance.

we’ll wait

One day

///??//{ this }

will drop

off

the homepage

and stop

surprising

you

with

hidden

noise &

birds
…

…
…

Until then : apologies but I think it’s a tad funny.

It works best if your volume is on high.

: thank you dan :

Just ordered these lovely screen printed masterpieces from Landland.
Needless to say, I am quite satisfied and so is my wall.

Simone ordered this one for a special someone :

Chloe and I have coveted this one for some time so you can imagine my surprise when I found it bundled with the two I had ordered. Thank you, Dan.