TWISTED UCKERMARK VOL 1.
Deep in the Uckermark countryside, in the tiny village of Schönfeld, a highly motivated group of Partypeople gathered for two and a half days of music, workshops, questionable decisions and general festival activity. The setting? A luxurious villa in the middle of nowhere. The concept? Party for two days, concerts, workshops, drinks. And absolutely no security guards.
From party Animal to secuIrty professional
So Supercrack was invited to offer a printing session for the partypeople, an we decided to do what any responsible screen printing studio would do:
Train a Security Task Force.
We packed up the mobile print studio, brought the screens, inks, squeegees and plenty of textiles, and headed north of Berlin. The idea: Take a perfectly ordinary festival guest, put them in front of a screen printing station. Give them a shirt. Add some ink. And within minutes, they could officially look like someone who knows what they're doing.
In one glorious screen-printing rush, standard party guests were transformed into highly trained TWISTED SECUIRTY TASK FORCE personnel.
OFFICIALLY TWISTED.
And because a proper festival needs proper merchandise, we also put the official TWISTED UCKERMARK branding onto the fabric. The festival artwork was printed on-site as official merchandise, turning the visual identity of the weekend into something people could actually wear and take home.
So while some guests were busy becoming members of the newly established Security Task Force, others were simply making sure they left Schönfeld looking properly TWISTED.
Official branding, hand-printed. Straight from the festival floor.
No merch table required. Just bring a shirt.
Here, Hands-on creativity meets opportunity.
We brought the mobile screen printing setup directly into the festival environment and let the guests loose. T-shirts,
Hoodies, Vests, Bags. Whatever could somehow be placed under a screen — we printed it.
And because this was Supercrack, there were no rigid rules about what went where. Front? Sure. Back? Obviously. Sleeve? Why not. Somewhere that definitely wasn't designed to carry a print?
connecting dots to do something personal
Suddenly, people who had arrived as regular festival guests were looking considerably more official. Was it legally recognised security training? Absolutely not. Did it look convincing?
Extremely.
And most importantly: everyone had fun making it. The print station became part of the festival itself — a place where people could drop by, experiment with the artwork, print their own clothes and leave with something that was uniquely theirs.
“Super cool Experience. This is the first time i did a screenprint, and it was so much fun, creating my own shirt”
Kevin - Party Animal
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