At Danger Press, we take pride in bringing our clients' ideas and brands to life. We understand the challenges and struggles that go behind starting and developing a brand from scratch. We often coach our clients on ways to improve their own marketing strategies, their designs, and ways to get the most out of the garments that we print. Two years ago, we interviewed Sharod Simpson, owner of GOD IS DOPE, to bring you 5 Simple Methods to Promote Your Brand. Through ... Read More

At Danger, we love good design as much as we love screen printing. We work with a number of great companies and designers that care for a quality product as much as we do. Robby Davis is one of those designers. Robby, who is based in Louisville, Kentucky,  currently works for a small design agency known as Forest Giant. We recently had the privilege to print a project for Louisville Cream, a small batch gourmet ice cream company, who commissioned Robby ... Read More

See who's getting the screen printing done in our shop. We all call Atlanta home, but most of us started life somewhere else.

Our very own Elise Williams has been at Danger for three years this month, and she’s been busier than ever. Just recently, she wrapped up her artist residency with Murmur Media. She also had her first solo exhibition titled Dive since making her move to Atlanta from Milledgeville, GA. Dive was the perfect opportunity for Elise to showcase how she has been developing as an artist who went from strictly making drawings to now making large and intricate sculptures that ... Read More

An in-house look into the poster printing process through screen printing. We recently ran a small edition of prints with Wayan Bayu and took the opportunity to document it on press through editioning.  This print consists seven different colors and seven different setups.

KALI by Wayan Bayu 19"x33" Screen Print  |  Edition of 30 Shipping May 2018 $40 We'd like to introduce you to an illustrator you should definitely be following: Wayan Bayu Working in the beautiful background of Bali, Indonesia, Wayan has a great drawing style. He came to us via Instagram, where he was posting some of his sketches and process work. He, like many artists and illustrators, is choosing to use social media to deliver his work to a wider audience in ... Read More

We caught up with Rosser Riddle who's shirts you may have seen around Atlanta or at Citizen Supply. He gave us some insight as to how and why he started his line, what his design process is like, and where inspiration comes from. How long have you been running your clothing line?   I "launched" in January of 2014, but, I spent a couple of years prior to that sampling, tinkering, and procrastinating. I started working in fashion in 2009 ... Read More

Each year we host SkillsUSA - a state wide screen printing competition for high school aged students that have a printing program. We judge the competitors on how well they’re able to step into our shop and shoot a screen, set up a job, and print a shirt.  We wrap it all up with sandwiches from Ruebens Deli in downtown Atlanta, and a Q&A.  It’s a pleasure hosting these guys each year. Hopefully they’ve left inspired to explore a career ... Read More

There is a reason that the Red Curtain exists on airline flights. Yes, it does give off a feel of luxury and prestige but that isn’t the only thing it provides. One of the main functions is to limit exposure from any one who isn’t on the proper side of the flowing cloth. Because if you were to vividly see how First Class lives, a natural line of questioning would occur. Why can’t I have free Champagne during my flight? … Read More

If you’re in Atlanta, come by Portfolio Center at 7:00 in the evening on Wednesday, October 04 to hear Ed Jewell discuss everything you wanted to know about screen printing. If you’re nice, he may give you a T-shirt. Presented by AIGA Atlanta Navigating from screen to print can be quite the challenge. Whether it is issues with color matching, converting pixels to inches or simply maintaining the best quality image, there can be many pitfalls that prevent designers from … Read More

The softest ink you can put on a T-shirt is Water-Based Ink. The best fabrics to showcase its softness are triblend and poly-cotton blend shirts because they’re the softest. With all the hype around 100% cotton shirts, it's easy to overlook these higher end fabrics. Why are they the softest kind of T-shirts available? Let me give you some science by looking at each under magnification. First, some good examples of these shirts are Canvas’s Unisex Triblend Short Sleeve Tee (3413) or their Unisex Poly-Cotton Short Sleeve Tee (3650). Blended fabrics ... Read More

Ryonet is a great resource in the screen printing industry. They were in Atlanta recently and came by to chat with owners Ed and J. They don’t always wear matching t-shirts however, the Alternative Apparel Moroccan Organic Pima Cotton Tee is a favorite of ours. They discuss company values, marketing on Instagram, and how the company was named. You can see more of our Instagram feed here instagram.com/dangerpress