As usual, The Mylene Sheath had me screenprint the sleeves for the Test Pressings of their latest release. This was a quick little job that I knocked out today. Vinyl Collective held a Contest, where you could win one of these little guys. Limited to only 8 copies, for all of those completists out there.

Today I printed the next installment of The Mylene Sheath‘s Test Press Contest Series. Sheath 007 is the debut EP from Beneath Oblivion, released in 2009. Congratulations to Justin Summers for his winning artwork entry.

I first mentioned these shirts a few months ago, and then yesterday I finally brought them into existence. I wanted these to have a classic feel, like a band shirt from the 80′s, that’s been washed a thousand times. So I printed them up on American Apparel’s thin/soft 50/25/25 blend, with water-based ink for additional softness. To top it off, I did a custom inside print, indicating the size, and so your neck doesn’t get itchy. These are on sale now, and only 50′ish exist. Go grab one at Square Records!

It’s seems I’ve been printing a lot lately, more than usual. Can’t complain about that. This time it’s a special edition LP jacket for Rosetta‘s new album A Determinism of Morality, out on Translation Loss & Cavity Records. Dan at Cavity asked that I do a special run, of just 50 copies. Since the original artwork is literally a full rainbow spectrum, instead of doing a ton of colors, we agreed to simplify the art for this limited edition. Andy & Andy were also printing the Gifts From Enola shirts Adam and I designed, for their tour that starts on Tuesday.

Spent a few hours earlier today printing up the sleeves for the Mylene Sheath Test Press Contest, Vol. 2. This time around, the general vote slimmed down the submissions to five, and the band decided on the winner. Congratulations to David Palmer, for his winning artwork.