My Brother,
The Wind
Production Process
All prints were produced by hand using silk screen printing with water-based inks, emphasizing both material sensitivity and repeatability.
The use of water-based ink allowed for:
- Environmentally conscious production
- Greater control over layering and transparency
Each screen was designed with production in mind. Constantly ensuring alignment, color consistency, and the ability to reproduce prints at scale.
System Design
The project consists of 30+ individual prints, built from a modular visual language using 5+ core colors.
Rather than creating isolated graphics, the work was developed as a scalable print system, where compositions could be recombined, layered, and reproduced across formats.
This approach reflects how merchandise collections function in practice—allowing for expansion into apparel, posters, and multi-item drops.
Print 17
Print 25 & 26
After printing on various plywood sheets, these were cut to size, coated with polyurethane, and sewn together to produce a book cover.