What the Project Is About
This project, rooted in the Printing & Recorded Media industry, brings together a diverse range of collaborators like Punkt – Nahmad Contemporary, Studio.Build – Generation Press, and The Furniture Practice, among others. It’s a vibrant mix of creative partnerships including names such as Rapha, Design Museum – Solar, and Arsham Studio – Hublot. The focus? High-end print solutions that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation. From litho printing to digital printing, foiling, foil blocking, letterpress printing, die-cutting, and colour-edging, this project covers the full spectrum of commercial printing techniques. It’s not just about making prints; it’s about making prints that matter.
Main Benefits of the Project
Here’s a quick snapshot of what makes this project stand out:
- Industry: Printing & Recorded Media
- B Corp Score: 127.3 – a strong indicator of sustainability and ethical practices
- Keywords: Printers, High-end Print, Sustainable Print, Environmentally Friendly Print
- Printing Techniques: Litho Printing, Digital Printing, Foiling, Foil Blocking, Letterpress Printing, Die-cutting, Colour-edging
- Collaborations with notable studios and media houses such as Blue Crow Media, Filthy Media – Future Deluxe, and BCMH – Frankie Carino
Exploring Sustainable Print Practices
One of the most exciting aspects of this project is its commitment to sustainable print. In an industry often criticized for environmental impact, this initiative pushes the boundaries by prioritizing environmentally friendly print methods. It’s about reducing waste, using eco-conscious materials, and adopting processes that minimize carbon footprints. The B Corp score of 127.3 reflects this dedication, showing that sustainability isn’t just a buzzword here—it’s baked into every stage of production.
Innovative Printing Techniques in Action
From the tactile charm of letterpress printing to the precision of digital printing, the project embraces a wide array of techniques. Foiling and foil blocking add that luxurious shimmer, while die-cutting and colour-edging bring unique textures and finishes to the final product. These methods aren’t just technical choices; they’re creative tools that help bring each project’s vision to life. Whether it’s a high-end commercial print or a bespoke art piece, the craftsmanship shines through.
Collaborative Spirit and Creative Partnerships
The project thrives on collaboration. With participants like Sarah Boris – Rainbow, Lee Deverill – Elliott Wood, and Maharam – Paul Smith, it’s a melting pot of creative energy. These partnerships fuel innovation and ensure that every print project benefits from a rich mix of expertise and artistic vision. It’s a reminder that great printing isn’t just about machines and materials—it’s about people coming together to create something exceptional.
Project Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
- SDG 13: Climate Action
- SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
- SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
- SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
Looking Ahead: The Future of Printing & Recorded Media
As the printing industry evolves, projects like this one set the pace for what’s possible. By blending sustainability with cutting-edge techniques and fostering strong creative partnerships, it points toward a future where print media remains relevant, impactful, and responsible. It’s a reminder that even in a digital age, the tactile, visual, and artistic power of print continues to captivate and inspire.
