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Sanna Annukka - Matryoshka Dolls
A1 (840mm x 594mm) Screen printed on Fabriano; one fluorescent plus three spot colours, magenta foil blocking.
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Build - Neon/Beryllium.
A1 (840mm x 594mm) Litho Print on 100% recycled Cyclus Offset; 12 spot colours plus one metallic colour.
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John O'Reilly - If The Ten Commandments Had Been Ten Questions.
A1 (840mm x 594mm) Litho Print on Zanders Zeta Micro; Two spot colours plus one fluorescent with silver foil blocking.
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Timothy Saccenti - Incursions.
A1 (840mm x 594mm) Litho Print on Gloss; Four colour process.
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In an auction to help the Red Cross Haiti Appeal, Generation Press Raised £1100 by selling Issue No.1 from each of the four posters, plus generous help from some of the unsuccessful bidders:)
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Celebrating ten years of print from the fourth generation! We like to see these posters as a thank you to the people and companies that have supported us over the last ten ten years and incentives to those in the forthcoming years. It's been a journey! Only possible thanks to the amazing team we have built over those years. We are immensely proud of our team. We look forward to the next ten years with the same enthusiasm, optimism and realism.
Bring 'em on™

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Contributors:
Build
Sanna Annukka
John O'Reilly
Timothy Saccenti
Photography: Paul Demuth

Posted by: Scrub, March 12th 2010 — Category: GP Brand, GP X Build
Tags: Foil-Blocking, Litho, Metallic-Ink, Recycled Stock, Silk-Screen — Share: delicious, Digg, Email

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Barrie Forrest photographed (above) by Jason Tozer.
Generation Press have commissioned their very own paper as part of their amazing rebrand.
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Colorplan Barry™ is just a part of the rebrand but really highlights what Generation Press is all about, collaboration with real people with real passion for their craft. Hence it felt so appropriate to name the paper after the colour technician Barrie at Croppers Papermill in the Lake District! Creative license was used when we found out that Barrie spells his name with an (Barr)ie rather than a (Barr)y (we hope he doesn't mind too much).
The rebrand itself started life with a new logo, then developed to work as a piece of coherent communication, from a full set of stationery to this website. The different collateral that we use has all been carefully designed to interact with the customer with a different use of coloured paper and message! The main thing that Generation Press didn't want to lose was the fact that we are independent and a family run business in its 4th generation, so that's the brand!
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Letterhead and matching envelope.
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Invoice and matching envelope.
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Box labels.
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Address labels.
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Now a few words from the designers about the identity...
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We wrote this small piece to set the scene for what has for us been a very interesting journey. It was written as a sort of fancy diary entry cum bit of poetry...
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5:59 Rise & shine! From a dark & cold Walthamstow, Scrub & Michael head out of London & ‘up North’ to Burneside for a rendezvous with Barrie & Mark, colour technicians for Croppers paper mill. Sandwiches in the main office, then over to ‘The Lab’; handshakes shaken, pleasantries exchanged... ’Right, what do you want to do?...’ An afternoon amongst test tubes & bunsen burners in the old schoolhouse with Barrie (& Mark) commenced. The aim? To create a bespoke colour Colorplan exclusively for Generation Press. Yellow? No!...’Green?’. Yes! A little more yellow, a little more green... 42 years of experience put to good use.
That’s it... just right!
As a mark of respect to Barrie and his craft, we named the paper
after him (with a bit of poetic licence). GP Colorplan Barry,
born in Burneside , December 5th 2007.
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GP Colorplan Barry™ is as Scrub says just a part of the Generation Press (GP) rebrand, but an important one. It set the tone for what for us has been a very satisfying project. It seems a very long time since we went up to Burneside to meet Barrie and Mark at Croppers, just over 2 years to be precise. We wanted to really push the boat out with the GP identity, make it really special (and unique), and what could be more unique than their own coloured paper?
Once we had the Colorplan Barry™ stock sorted we then went on to design the identity. Barry™ being half of that identity, the idea being that the Barry green stock became synonymous with Generation Press.
We went through various routes, one was accepted by GP and nearly went to print but we pulled the plug and went back to the drawing board. We then settled on the idea of something that every printer tries to avoid, moiré patterns and line screen patterns. But greatly enlarged, turning them into graphic devices that we then applied to the stationery set and GPs online presence. Typography-wise we settled on a very paired back approach, leaving the over-scaled graphic patterns to really really stand out. Every item of stationery has a different pattern, or formation of pattern. Each piece is printed using a variety of processes, on a set amount of four different coloured GF Smith Colorplan stock.
We designed the GP logo alongside a typeface and a set of environmental icons (which were very important to GP) all based upon the GP mark. Nicola worked closely with Scrub on the tone of voice (an example of which can be read on the GP website), including a rather beautiful poem which we've included below, titled 'Ode To Print'—

Beauty; Tactile Print.

Paper, Ink, Plate; Plate, Ink, Paper.
Simple thinking, complex answers. Years of Learning.

Shimmer ripples sheens, gloss shards of sharp.
Sheets of flips, reams of flops. Handle with care.

To have and to hold it, fold it, stitch it; feel it, sense it, love it.

Breathe deep.

Print; Tactile Beauty.

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Introducing Barr(y)ie competition.
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For the opportunity to win one of 10 special die-cut (shown above) 'Introducing Barr(y)ie' posters, and a set of postcards all you have to do is answer the following question.
'What is Barrie's surname?'
Please send your answer in an email to blog@generationpress.co.uk
The competition closes on 14th February (2010), and will be drawn on the 15th February.

Posted by: Scrub, January 31st 2010 — Category: GP Brand, GP X Build — Share: delicious, Digg, Email
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'GP is 10' is now off and running and the first lucky recipients are starting to receive their copies of our GP10 mailer!
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Packaged in a specially designed/constructed mailing box (with our own Colorplan Barry™ duplexed to the inner). Inside is a wallet holding ten items featuring contributions from Build, Sanna Annukka, Timothy Saccenti & John O'Reilly
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This is a gift from us to our customers who have supported us over the last ten years. We are very proud to have worked with Build, Sanna, Timothy & John on this project. This is also a testament to everyone here that has put the time and effort in to making all the pieces as good as they are.
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This would not have been possible without the huge contribution of the creative's involved, so a very big thank you to them!
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Most important at this time is all the people that make up Generation Press. Every detail on this has seen everyone contribute and it is their skill and craftmanship that has made this what it is - A massive thank you to all at GP.
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Keep an eye on our twitter feed (@GenerationPress) for a chance to win 'GP is 10' items.
Yet more to come! Four limited edition posters that we think are really quite special, one from each of our contributors...more info soon!

Posted by: Scrub, January 6th 2010 — Category: GP Brand, GP X Build, Things we like
Tags: Debossing, Die-Cutting, Duplexing, Embossing, Envelopes, Foil-Blocking, Letterpress, Litho, Recycled Stock — Share: delicious, Digg, Email
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Press Invitation for Yellow Door
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This really lovely piece combines black with overprinting fluorescent inks, with matt black foil details to the reverse. The show through and the impression of the letterpress-like matt black foil makes this invite quite mesmeric.
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Design: Yellow Door
Illustration: Neil Watson
Photography: Neil Watson

Posted by: Scrub, December 10th 2009 — Category: Print Process
Tags: Foil-Blocking, Invitations, Litho — Share: delicious, Digg, Email

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19 Entertaiment Stationery
By Zip Design
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Zip Design got in touch with us to try and crack this beauty, with the combinations of foil and print across all items, this needed a real attention to detail.
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The business Cards are great, with different coloured backs to all the cards, on the front of the cards, each person has their details in white foil on colorplan ebony. Interestingly we duplexed two 175gsm Colorplans to give a nice elegent feel to the cards.
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The letterheads and compliments slips had all the details in shiny black foil, and the rich black reverses printed solid litho on to one of our favourite sheets Zanders Zeta Micro. The micro embossing on these sheets adds that little extra dimension.
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Design Zip Design
Photography Zip Design
Printing: Generation Press

Posted by: Scrub, November 13th 2009 — Category: Print Process
Tags: Duplexing, Foil-Blocking, Litho, Stationery — Share: delicious, Digg, Email

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William & Son
By Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen

We were delighted for William & Son when they won the Royal Crest. These unusual circumstances led to one of the happiest reprints for everyone. This stationery had to be reprinted to include the Royal Crest - adding the finishing touch to this rather royal set.
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Letterheads
Cranes Crest; Letterpress and embossed crest.
DL Envelope
Litho-print, die-cut and made up by hand.
Business Cards
Imperial Blue Buckram embossed Colorplan one side, with plain Pristine White Colorplan duplexed making 350gsm cards.
Letterpress, foil block, litho-print and duplexed.
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William & Son
By Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen
Goldsmiths and Silversmiths
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Design: Six Creative
Photography: Lol Keegan
Printing: Generation Press of Poynings

Posted by: Scrub, September 28th 2009 — Category: Print Process
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