Printing new albumn T Shirts for Melbourne Band "Sunday chairs"

Love starting the process with colour matching!

The band wanted to explore their audience's needs by offering up some vibrant colours, showcased on quality cotton T shirts. It took me some time to replicate the colours, well worth the effort infact.

Matching from original pantone by eye{the only true way}

Great when my other half isnt around. Only 12 sizes, what chinese laundry??

Original artwork produced in watercolour of a deep purple nature. Very beautiful and fluid. Property of the "sunday chairs". Given to me for readying for screen print design.

The first black print produced.

The light grey/silver print.

"black"

Warhol in style.

"burgundy"

Every colour produced.

A great colourfull process and job, clients were so happy they offered more ongoing work to me.
Always a good sign. All inks used are eco friendly and waterbased to provide a soft finish and asthetic to the 100% cotton garments.
A fine screen mesh was used to illuminate and identify the high detail as the original brief stated and also to adhere to the original artwork produced in watercolour.
Looking forward to working with you again in the near future.
All rights reserved by "Sunday Chairs"

Artist "Sarah Carnegie" promotional T shirts for second albumn launch

This beautiful illustration was handed to me by my friend and musician Sarah Carnegie. Her second albumn as a singer /songwriter and musician. Well worth a listen ,trust me, she has an amazing voice and is pretty much able to pick up instruments on the fly= what tha!!

Original file Produced by Jessica Singh

Produced on 100% cotton ,womens Mali T shirts.

Sorry guys, probably not the best Pic's {taken on my phone} Printed in pink first and then encaptulated in the black ink. They are selling fast, like her amazing albumn.
You can purchase everything she does and find other cool links from her website.
Please go to www.sarahcarnegie.com

Printing on quality cotton makes such a difference.

Thanks to Sarah's skills as a muso I am now printing the third batch of shirts for her clients.
Keep rocking, hope you sell plenty more albumns also.
Rhett @aboxapart

St Clares School Screen printing workshop March 2014

The next chapter from a in house screen printing workshop conducted in the st clares art class with
Bronzen Temple Prints = Rhett Kilner the visiting artist.
This class proved that this years students really had their A game on!!
Great print results and some excellent designs produced by the participants.

Design 1 "Aces up your sleeve"

Designs 2 and 3 "Flying pacman and Crown"

Cards stencil cut out.

Pacman and crown stencils cut out.

My phantom students show off their tie-dyed T shirts, prior to screen printing. Some great variance obtained.

Last minute design cut on site for a student that had to print this and only this. "Who da Man design".

Black ink about to print "Who da Man"

One of my students printing by hand, with me holding the screen frame and instructing.

 

Printed "Who da Man" on tie dyed T shirt.

Finished Printed works from all 28 students on drying table. Many happy and proud faces look on!

"While the cat is away naughty mice want to play"

The girls came back to the art room, as I was cleaning up and asked for some non-permanent tatoo's.

Such fun, as their smiles of joy lit up their faces.

All in all a great workshop and thanks to all my students for being organised and dedicated to the end.

Screen Printing workshop using various fabrics

                                                              Using a pink felt.

About five strokes with the ink seemed the best way to give a strong design presence

 

                     Printing circle combo and the delicate {hand cut } tree design of my student.
                      Using white, red and black inks on a bright green canvass of heavy quality.

mmm, someone has a free hand...

"Loving those trees"

Printed on raw denim using black ink.

Foot photo taken in Bronzen temple studio during printing class.

Bronzen Temple presents "ABOXAPART" - Our latest design...

Created in February 2012 ,after our holiday's ,spent mostly in the waters of Clovelly in Sydney.

Inspired by my friend "bluey" a large Blue Groper.

The small ice cap at the top of the design was implemented to give footing to mankind. I didn't really want to use a raft or boat in this design for the same purpose.{cause they leek and drift too fast.}

"Whales" Grass T shirt printed with white and deep purple inks.

"Whales" Olive T shirt printed with white and deep purple inks.

"Whales" Stripe T shirt printed with white and deep purple inks.

Anyway enjoy............

Bronzen Temple presents "ABOXAPART"

Car Banner advertising for all the great traffic I encounter on the road."Cant beat em = join em!"

WWW.ABOXAPART.COM

Screen printed ANTS ,produced to place as props on my market stalls in 2012.{5 sizes}

Christmas Cards 2011.

I used up some ink in my fridge and compiled a few designs over the top of one another to produce this years cards.Resulting in something quite unique.Printed surface prior to cutting was 1.5 meters * 1.2 meters.
Quite like the fact that the whole outer skin of the card was printed ,while leaving the middle to write on.

Hand Screen Printed T-towels BronzenTemple

Wendy June "Art and other distractions"

 Image 1 "Birds" printed in fire red.

Image 2 "Birds" printed in deep aqua.

Image 3 "Monsters" printed in carmine.

Image 4 "Monsters" printed in lime green.

Image 5 "Monsters screen flooded with lime ink "{ ready to print.}

Illustrator,artist+designer from Melbourne, namely Wendy June has included these amazing 75% cotton / 25% linen T-towels into her range of quality products.Wendy was happy with the quality print job achieved and is working on some cool new designs for 2012 to be printed.
The original print colour was chosen by Wendy in all the designs,retaining a vibrant and great impact to her illustrations once printed.

To purchase all of her products please go to-  wendyjune.com.au

Etching plates freshly etched in acid by Bronzen Temple

Entitled "Cells"

The copper plate has been hand drawn with a etching needle by the artist,then left in a ferric chloride acid bath for different increments of time to achieve the textures and tones present.

Entitled "Maple Leaves"

As with the previous image the same process was performed.

The reason for both the images having a dark and charred colour is because the substance used to resist the acid from biting the surface which will not be printed{hard ground}is left on the copper for the photos.

This hard ground is eventually wiped off leaving only the bitten troughs in the copper for which the ink sits inside prior to printing on our garments.

Bronzen Temple pioneers a new direction in printing on fabrics.

The copper plate can achieve a much finer and detailed image not possible with screen printing,especially the underlying plate tones and textures which is intrinsic of using etching plates to print from.