- Element Scarcity
- Attitudes to Chemicals
- Fuels for the Future
- Bioplastics
As it happens, I came up with this rather nice design using a subtle orange gradient, so I may print them digitally instead:




If there is enough time, I will still try to screenprint a bunch of these. Problem is screenprint will be insanely busy from now until final hand-in, plus getting Steve to print the artwork onto transparency will also take forever. It might be best to do them digitally for hand-in, then do the screenprints afterwards when things have died down.
Once the posters are printed, the only remaining tasks for this project will be to screenprint the t-shirts, labcoats and the sheet that will go over their tables. And the stickers that will go on the paper coffee cups. Again, if there is time I may put a simple website together where people can go to get more information than can be printed on the leaflet and posters.
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