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Monthly Archives: September 2009

PCP Featured on FORMAT

September 29, 2009 – 6:53 PM

Tags: format, pcp launch, pcp love

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PCP Featured on Flavorpill

September 28, 2009 – 5:06 PM

Featured on Flavorpill’s Daily Dose! Read full article HERE

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Joshua Petker Signs his Prints

September 28, 2009 – 11:00 AM

Joshua Petker signs his his prints titled Sugarwater. Buy them now…They are going quickly!

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PCP Logo: Part Two

September 25, 2009 – 11:00 AM

Here’s some more images of the PCP logo as a work in progress and some commentary from JRF. Taken from artists blog: Juliet Romeo Foxtrot.

“Back in February, I was asked to design a graphic identity for a new company, Poster Child Prints. The now-launched enterprise already had a few, key elements in mind; cherubs, banners, etc. Refining those initial ingredients was a bit of a challenge, but I made it work. I was also able to develop a number of monograms (which would function as an official print chop) as well as solidify the typography and the overall composition/lockup of the graphic. Above are a few snaps of the in-progress, final ink as well as earlier versions/sketches and related studies…and I managed to stay true to my blend of analog and digital processes. ”