Flyer: Copy template

The vinyl release of "Josef K. Noyce sings Shakespeare" (Bad Alchemy, 1989) was close. Josef K. Noyce designed a flyer for advertising. The photo is an animation by artist Leo Schatzl.

Here you can see a print template for Xerox copies.

This was before the desktop publishing era. You needed Letraset for the letters, a typewriter with a good font, a copying machine to enlarge or reduce designs and white liquid opaque ink.

Some more informations:
- Letraset produced different fonts for rubbing.
- With my typewriter I could change 4 fonts. The name of the typewriter had the beautiful name Gabriele and came from Italy.
- I had no copy maschine but a copy shop not that far away.
- The white covering fluid was necessary to cover the anten of the cut-out copies. This no longer works with the scanner and the high resolution. That's why you can see so beautifully where I have laminated everywhere.

If you ran a cassette label, that was the basic equipment in terms of graphics in the 80ies.

Flyer   JKN   Leo Schatzl   Bad Alchemy   1989