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Clerkenwell Design Week // Your Tote Counts

Text reads: "Clerkenwell Design Week" above a horizontal line, with "Your Tote Counts" below the line—all in bold handwritten-style font, reminiscent of limited edition screen print designs seen in gallery artwork.

Clerkenwell Design Week kindly invited us to partner with us for this year’s festival, on an exciting project called ‘Your Tote Counts’

‘Your Tote Counts’ intended to address the issue of Tote Bags replacing the unstainable plastic bags, when in fact it turns out that Tote Bags have a bigger ecological footprint than that of a plastic bag unless they’re used repeatedly. Therefore we were encouraging just that by asking people to donate their old Tote Bags and give them a little bit of TLC!

We rocked up at the festival for the three days with our portable print beds to breathe new life into these old bags, by giving them a BRAND NEW design and purpose. All the proceeds throughout the event went towards Maggie’s Centre, who are a charity which do amazing work by supporting those with cancer and their families. To find out more about the charity, please click here.

Check out all the action below:

A person screen printing with pink ink, using a squeegee to press the ink through a stencil onto a surface outdoors, creating limited edition screen print gallery artwork. A group of people wearing name badges stand outdoors on grass, holding tote bags featuring a limited edition screen print, and talking, with trees and buildings in the background.A person operates a heat press machine to apply a red and white "ENDLESS PLEASURE" original artwork onto a black tote bag. Two women operate a screen printing machine outdoors, creating a limited edition screen print as a group of people observe in the background. A group of people gathers around an outdoor exhibition featuring original artwork and informational signs in a grassy, tree-lined area near a brick building. A man demonstrates screen printing on a red fabric, creating original artwork, whilst a woman and others watch at an outdoor event with marquees and trees in the background.

Designs for the event were supplied by five Chelsea College of Art students. Photography by Sophie Mutevelian.

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Our team and equipment can be transported into any location, working with your guests to print posters t-shirts or totes! So if you’re interested in learning more about our live printing events, please don’t hesitate to get in touch by emailing [email protected]