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Steven Heller, graphic design diety, has a daily blog for Print magazine and today our very own skreened got some shine. The blog is at http://blog.printmag.com/dailyheller/%5B/url%5D
Welcome to Novelty Week, a week (or two days, whichever comes first) devoted to novelty toys and apparel. Yesterday was Archie McPhee, and today is Graphic Design Heroes T-Shirts: “loving tributes to and interpretations of the masters,” says tee creator Paul Nini, professor of design at Ohio State.The shirts are sold through Skreened.com, a Columbus, Ohio-based company that produces “Ethical Custom Apparel,” which is to say T-shirts and other items printed on-demand on American Apparel products. Skreened.com was founded by Daniel Fox, an alumnus of the Visual Communication Design program at The Ohio State University.
Skreened Projects Expansion, Acquires New Warehouse
BY SUSAN POST ON JULY 23, 2013 AT 8:00 AMCustom T-shirt and apparel design company, Skreened is expanding into another new space. The company experienced exponential growth last year and sees similar potential for 2013. They recently acquired a new space up the street from their current location on Silver Drive to house their burgeoning warehousing, facilitation and marketing departments.
READ MORE: http://www.themetropreneur.com/columbus/skreened-projects-expansion-acquires-new-warehouse/
Welcome to Novelty Week, a week (or two days, whichever comes first) devoted to novelty toys and apparel. Yesterday was Archie McPhee, and today is Graphic Design Heroes T-Shirts: “loving tributes to and interpretations of the masters,” says tee creator Paul Nini, professor of design at Ohio State.
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