This self-printed handmade totebag is a product of my personal project to learn the silkscreen print process.
My research on Pop Art and Andy Warhol for my history of art course led me to explore the art of silkscreening. It was also stemmed from my need to break out of the monotony of using the computer for all my work and projects.
The statement was inspired from the film Helvetica, where Stefan Sagmeister and David Carson labelled the type as boring. I really love Helvetica, therefore I made this in response.
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Creative and Art Direction: Kevin Chan.
Printed by: Kevin Chan, Silkscreen.
Handmade bag by: Pei Ying Tang.
2012.
