Puzzle
Puzzle logo.
Puzzle remnants defining the campaign at the onset.
Every Puzzle wallet begins with a blank sheet of gaffers tape canvas (before its covered in paint).
Batch #3: Sheets 1 and 2
Batch #3: Sheets 3 and 4
Batch #3: Sheets 5 and 6
Batch #3: Sheets 7 and 8
Batch #3: Sheet 9
Batch #3: Sheets 11 and 12
Batch #1 collage
Batch #3: Sheets 13 and 14
Batch #3: Sheets 15 and 16
Batch #3: Sheets 17 and 18
Batch #3: Sheets 19 and 20
Batch #3: Sheets 21 and 22
Batch #3: Sheets 23 and 24
Batch #3: Sheets 25 and 26
Batch #3: Sheets 27 and 28
Batch #3: Sheets 29 and 30
Batch #3: Sheets 31 and 32
Batch #3: Sheets 33 and 34
Batch #3: Sheets 35 and 36
Batch #3: Sheets 37 and 38
Batch #3: Sheets 39 and 40
Batch #3: Sheets 41 and 42
Batch #3: Sheets 43 and 44
Batch #3: Sheet 84
Batch #3: Sheet 162
Batch #3: Sheets 175 and 176
Batch #3: Sheet 181
All the above done with flexible acrylic paint. Oh so purdy…
Screen-printing transparencies used in production of these precious pieces.
Foam brush and cardboard piece used for test printing.
Batch #1 remnant
Batch #1 remnant
Each Puzzle wallet comes gift boxed: gray card stock, white tissue paper, story insert card
Multi-head press, or whatever you call it.
Each wallet comes individually numbered; gold satin nylon lines the bill compartment.
Each Puzzle wallet comes gift boxed: gray card stock, white tissue paper, story insert card
Batch #1 in progress
Batch #2 in progress
Batch #2 in progress
Colorful ingredients
More colorful ingredients
Screen-printing transparency, partially printed sheets in progress.
Batch #1 on display at Project NY Tradeshow.
Screen-printing transparency- I drew these flowers in 2007
Orange left glove worn by us printers as we cleaned up after a printing session and as we washed out paint before it dried up in the silk screen’s mesh.
Spatulas, metal things, for spreading and creating textures.
Sitting in floral chair inside Burnside studio. Alex took a scrap from this chair and turned it into a Batch #1 wallet.
Paint and paint opener.
Batch #1 drying on wood table in workshop.
Spreaders.
Batch #1 poster mock up.
Collage for catalogue.
Cleanup rags.
Right glove worn.
I like flat better than not.
Wood and rubber squeegees.
Stencils…
Point of sale merchandising for Takashimaya NY exclusive in 2008.
Cut, scrape, cut, scrape.
Ply, open things, twist, tighten.
Puzzle: “A collection of one-of-a-kind wallets hand printed in Portland, OR”
