a banner!

Tinderbox Banners

Thanks to Elida for reviving the banner projet!
You can see the the development of the design on her blog
elidamaiques.blogspot.com

Keep them coming Tinderboxers!

National Print Museum

Went to an open day in the National Print Museum in Beggars Bush last weekend where they demonstrated various old printing presses & printing techniques.

I got them to do the letters of Tinderbox on the Linotype hot metal press, which was really interesting to watch all the intricate workings of it and amazingly fast as it takes a cast of a row of individual letters and injects molten metal into it to form the line of type, all in about 20 seconds!

Anyway, here's some photos of it for a possible new banner, take your pic!

new banner

Many thanks to Jane O'Sullivan for our new spring-time banner.

Summer's Farewell

A Quickie

Hope nobody minds, but I thought I'd use material from previous Tinderbox posts for my banner.

Must not forget

...to KLR

Carl's Banner

Thank you Carl

and finally

I'm getting carried away by these banners but there just quickly and fun to do

TOY SOLDIER

BANG!BANG!

more old stuff

banner eile

auld stuff

i was cleaning out me house at home and came across old stuff, i ll practice the text thingy, promise

Tinderbox is watching you

This image is from a photo of mine from a weird little town in new zealand, just someting very quick I'm still getting use to the computer thingy as i avoided them like the plauge in college. its sumfing see as i was doing nuffing.

More

I dedicate this one to Emma and Denise because the ladies love deers! and Denise loves flowers and deers.

'nother banner

This is a product of avoiding work. I kept this in grey tones, possibly I'm just pissed off with the rain.

Banners

Hey you lazy lot!
Gimme more banners!!!!

Banner!

my banners