Print Matters MSU Poster

Notice the subtle glow-in-the-dark ink that is visible without being in the dark? This adds an extra element to the print that works in both light and dark environments.

In addition to double passing lighter ink on darker paper, it is also helpful to double pass glow-in-the-dark ink to ensure a vibrant glow when the lights go out.

Lastly, it is beneficial to overlay glow-in-the-dark ink onto lighter ink if there is a portion of your design that you want to glow brighter. In this case, we overlayed the glow-in-the-dark ink onto the metallic silver ink of the moon to create a greater luminance.

"I met Nick and Mama's Sauce when working on letterpress coasters for The College of Arts & Letters, and when he asked about bringing Print Matters to MSU I knew it had to happen."

"The idea behind the poster is that print and paper are so important in a designer's life that it is written in the stars. When combined with the iconic Spartan statue silhouette it was perfect for MSU." - Joshua Morey