TRSN
TRSN is my own clothing project, born out of a resistance to convention and bland design. The shortened wordplay in its name hides that same attitude in four letters.
Idea — identity — custom production process — hands-on delivery at events
The brief
Offer personalised prints made on site: from a visitor's photograph or idea to a finished product.
My approach
I brought photography, artwork and production together in one service. I combined transfer printing with plotter-cut vinyl and flock, applying both to fabric with a heat press.
Delivery
I ran the service at events including High Jump and at Radost FX. The brand included custom woven labels, paper tags, stickers and size charts.
Independent brand and service
Photography, design and textile printing in one place. The visual identity shaped both the stand signage and the way the service was presented to visitors.
Brand
The stand in operation
My own stand, finished products and direct contact with visitors. I ran the service at events including High Jump and Radost FX.
At events, among people
Radost FX
On-site printing inside the club. This photographic crop shows the installation and production setup.
The stand and team
Evening operation and prints on display
Stand visualisations and design03
From artwork to finished garment
I used transfer printing for solid areas of colour and halftone photographic motifs. I cut vinyl and flock designs on a plotter. Both the printed transfers and cut films were applied to fabric with a heat press, often combining the two techniques on a single garment. For halftones, I also used the colour of the fabric itself to reduce the solid printed area. The T-shirts for Chris Sadler combine both techniques with UV and metallic silver inks.
Original illustrations and flock printing
I created the Your Granny and Tarzan and Jane illustrations myself in Adobe Illustrator. The white hoodie shows black flock cut on a plotter and applied with a heat press.