Transcript Hatch Show Print

Hatch Show Print
Text Project as
Letterpress-Style Posters
Hatch Show Print
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If you follow music, art, and culture of the America, sooner or later you're
bound to run into the letters, images, and unmistakable "look" of Hatch
Show Print, established in 1887. One of the oldest working letterpress
print shops in America, and over the years the posters have featured a
host of music performers, ranging from country, rock, alternative, hiphop, etc.
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"Advertising without posters is like fishing without worms."
- The Hatch Brothers
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“We've done it all without losing that irresistible appeal of turn-of-thecentury Hatch posters, which were used to promote vaudeville, circus,
and minstrel shows across the country in the early part of the 1900’s.
There's a reason why music lovers, Americana buffs, graphic arts
collectors and designers, and commercial advertisers of all persuasions
continue to turn to Hatch for inspiration. We are, indeed, a tonic for the
information age.”
Items Visible on a Concert Poster
• Name of Band or Musician/Artist
• Location of Concert (Auditorium,
Concert Venue, Stage, Park, etc)
• Location of Venue (City, State)
• Date of Event
• Possible other information….opening
act, number of days of event/show,
record label
Assignment Requirements:
• Choose a band, musician, artist
• Open Poster Template from Template Folder
• Utilizing as many of the text tools, design a Concert Poster
for your artist(s)
• Choose a font, stick with it for the majority of the poster (no
more than 3 fonts)
• Choose a color theme (no more than 3 colors total)
• Add simple illustrations or an image (basic) to add to the
poster design (do NOT use faces/people)
• Majority of design is TEXT and its capabilities
• We will be printing on brown paper—so your background
color needs to take that into consideration
resources
• www.gigposters.com/designer/33935_Hatch_
Show_Print.html
• www.hatchshowprint.com