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Jussi on the wall

“My juicer is not meant to squeeze lemons; it is meant to start conversations” P. Starck.
This is our version of the design classic. We call it Jussi.
Screen printed by hand this time on white heavy uncoated swedish paper. (Munken Lynx 240g). Size: 32×46 cm (12.5×18 inches). Stamped title and signed with pencil (L. E. TANTTU).Available here in our shop

By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:27+02:00May 3rd, 2012|ON WALL|Comments Off

Kotten poster

Kotten, the first printwe’ve ever done together as jolllygoodfellow, hera as poster.

Screen printed by hand on heavy uncoated swedish paper. Available both in off-white (Munken Pure 240g) and white (Munken Lynx 240g).

Size: 46×64 cm (18×25 inches) Stamped title and signed with pencil (L. E. TANTTU).

For sale here in our shop

By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:27+02:00May 1st, 2012|ON WALL|Comments Off

One month left…

Today it’s the first of December and the new year begins in a month. So it’s really time to say more about urbnCal 2012! We started with Stockholm 2010, then Copenhagen, and 2012 it is Helsinki!

How long does it take to make the calendar?
The first part is ”collecting” all the numbers. We spend about a week biking around the city, one area at the time, shooting pictures. We take turns, one of us is playing with the kids and the other is taking photos.
During the evening when the kids are asleep we go through the days harvest and name the pictures by street address and file them in folders, one for each month.
The next step is to adjust the photographes and place them in Indesign, our lay out-program. We check so the pictures work well together and crop them. This is usually when we have to kill our darlings or at least crop our darlings.

How did the idea come about?
We had the idea for a few years before we had the courage to try it in the summer/fall of 2009. We didn’t know if we could complete it or if it was too big a task and who would like to sell the calendar. One inspiration for the calendar was an earlier idea to make congratulation cards out of numbers plates. We have an interest for everyday details.

Why is it called urbnCal?
urbnCal stands for urban calendar. The idea from the beginning was to photograph many cities and compare the graphic impression of the numbers plates in different countries. We also needed a nice web address (url) because we wanted to publish the picture on the web, link to a map and get feed back etc. Maybe the calendar will get more of a digital life in the future?
There is no room for notes, how should I use the calendar?
The wall calendar is intended as a visual complement to a pocket diary or digital calendar. We see it more as a poster with a function. But there is some room if you really want to make notes, maybe with a golden pen.

Tech spec:
• 12 sheets (jan-dec) + 1 sheet with a list of all street addresses.
• High quality uncoated FSC-certified paper in three shade of white. (Munken Rough,170 g/m2)
• Format: A3 (11,7×16,5 in) with a 20 mm (0,8 in) hole for hanging.
• 2 colors: black & white photographs + colored details
• Packing: paper bag with handprinted logo
• Edition: 500

You can find it att Etsy, supermarket, Signerat…

and here you find more retailers

Which city is next?
We haven’t decided on the next city yet, but we are thinking of a Scandinavian calendar, reuse some numbers and get some new in Oslo, maby Reykjavik as well. If you have any suggestions feel free to contact us!

By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:28+02:00December 1st, 2011|CALENDAR, ON WALL|Comments Off

Woods

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A forest silhouette in magenta on a tote bag. The silhouette is shot in the forest by the clear-felled area where our prints “Sisaret” and “Long Play” come from. We enjoy going to this remote place in the finnish country side for inspiration and recreation.

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By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:28+02:00May 9th, 2011|CARRY|Comments Off

Kotten tote bag

The Cone is a favorite among our prints for the kids, so we had to print it on a tote bag as well! A piece of the beautiful forest, plain and simple.
Organic cotton for the sake of the planet.

By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:28+02:00March 9th, 2011|CARRY, inspiration, tips|Comments Off

Long Play

Which is your favorite record?
Here is a way to show the world which music inspires you.

The music gets new visual forms and become more and more digital, but we like the tactile feeling of a gramophone record, to grab a cover and pull out a long play!

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We see the print as a hybrid between two of our biggest sources of inspiration – music (LP) and nature (log). We call it simply Long Play.

Originally it was created as an alternative album cover for the delightful pop duo The Forest And The Trees and is now living its own life and has evolved into a kind of monotype. Every tote bag will be unique!

We screen print the “LP” without the title and when you decide which record title you want us to customize the bag with, we print the text using a custom-made template.

template

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Right now it’s available with green or pink label at s upermarket and signerat.

By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:28+02:00February 13th, 2011|CARRY|1 Comment

urbnCal 2011 here it is!

Yes now it’s on the wall! It has been available on the web a week and today we delivered some calendars to Fotografiska and konst-ig here in Stockholm.

urbnCal 2011 Copenhagen is:
• 12 sheets (jan-dec) of environmentally friendly (FSC-certified)
swedish high quality uncoated paper (Munken Lynx Rough,170 g/m2).
+ 1 sheet with a list of all street addresses and a template for marking.

• Format: A3 (11,7×16,5 in) with a 20 mm hole for hanging.

• 2 colors: black & white photographs + colored details

• Packing: plastic cover with label

• Limited edition packed in a screenprinted organic tote bag

By jollygoodfellow|2023-11-13T21:43:28+02:00October 8th, 2010|CALENDAR, ON WALL|Comments Off

Sisaret!

Sisaret is the Finnish word for sisters. This print is dedicated to Esa’s late mother and all other sisters. In the 60’s and 70’s there was an unwritten rule in some churches that women shouldn’t cut their hair but wear it in a topknot (pingstknut in swedish), the tighter the better. To get the right feel for this print we took pictures of timber in the Finnish countryside. These are the first prints of Sisaret and there is more to come! If you would like to carry one of these rare beauties, you find them at Supermarket or NDC.

Camp meeting in the late 60’s, Finland.

By jollygoodfellow|2020-04-17T11:17:29+02:00August 23rd, 2010|CARRY|2 Comments