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Here is a wicked A3 screen print that me and my friend joe haddock made. printed on some nice thick ass off white cartridge paper.

 

limited to only 10 prints so grab one while you can.

signed and numbered.

thehighbrowcompany.bigcartel.com/

screenprint on paper

60 x 60 cm (edition of 3 numbered and signed)

 

Peter Jellitsch

2011

"Cant Hide Our Pride" #ScreenPrint by Big Star Branding for Hoffmann Elementary

Baseline Project; Process sheet exploring shape and text with digital work and screen printing.

Yellow walls purple painted furniture, the room my aunt created for my mother when she got out of the hospital is one childhood memory. I use this chair to sew today years later.

New tshirts. HELP us fund our trip to Rome to paricipate in the Live Performers Meeting (LPM) www.liveperformersmeeting.net/

They're $20 all hand dyed and printed by ourselves. You can get them through here by sending a paypal to estebang@gmail.com

Thanks!

Screenprinting superhero capes for birthday party giveaways.

A simple two-color print on 13" by 26" Chocolate Speckletone paper. This was a test run on extra paper to clean the screens as I was working.

Photo by Sherrie Thai of ShaireProductions.

B2 single colour screenprint hand printed by Melvin Galapon

For the sake of a single verse, one must see many cities, men,

and things. One must know the animals, one must feel how

the birds fly and know the gesture with which the little

flowers open in the morning. One must be able to think back

to roads in unknown regions, to unexpected meetings and to

partings one had long seen coming; to days of childhood that

are still unexplained, to parents whom one had to hurt when

they brought one some joy and did not grasp it (it was a joy

for someone else); to childhood illnesses that so strangely

begin with such a number of profound and grave

transformations, to days in rooms withdrawn and quiet and

to mornings by the sea, to the sea itself, to seas, to nights of

travel that rushed along on high and flew with all the

stars—and it is not yet enough if one may think of all this.

One must have memories of many nights of love, none of

which was like the others, of the screams of women in labor,

and of light, white, sleeping women in childbed, closing again.

But one must also have been beside the dying, must have sat

beside the dead in the room with the open window and the

fitful noises. And still it is not enough to have memories. One

must be able to forget them when they are many, and one

must have the great patience to wait until they come again.

For it is not yet the memories themselves. Not till they have

turned to blood within us, to glance, and gesture, nameless,

and no longer to be distinguished from ourselves—not till

then can it happen that in a most rare hour the first word of

a verse arises in their midst and goes forth from them.

 

—Rainer Maria Rilke, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge

 

11"x15" 3 colour serigraph as part of the Daily Ruminations series.

Top Graphic for the Summon the Snakebeast series from Carhartt, that I illustrated.

www.carhartt-wip.com/skate/blog/2011/03/summon-the-snake-...

“In 1933 a bathysphere expedition intended to break the world record for ocean descent was lost under mysterious circumstances. The cause of the disaster was never determined and no three-toed sloth was ever put in command of a bathysphere again.”

 

This is totally for sale via octophant.us.

'Own Worst Enemy Returns'

Red Screenprint over pink stencil

Hand screened, stencilled

& signed by Meggs

760 x 560mm

Edition of 25

 

Screenprints are now available online through NiceProduce.com

www.niceproduce.com/artists.php?aid=67

print series in old wooden drawers, wall painting/screenprint/drawing behind them

Drew printing his Jupiter shirts

The official invitation for the launch night of my Hendrix: Still reigning still dreaming screenprint

FOR THE RECORD - this tie claims to be no where near the Enron headquarters when it all went down!

 

Yet another good tie to help you stand out in the stampede of lemmings we call corporate life. We've graphically upgraded this 100% silk tie with our pattern of guns set in a diagonal stripe at the bottom of the tie in black. We like to think of these stripes as subtle without being subtle!

 

This tie is a Huntington brand 100% silk tie made in America. It is orange with a nice pattern of green and navy interlocking half circles. We've repeated the gun pattern on the tail of the tie as well as hiding a Mixed Species logo on the inside.

 

Set of four beautiful handprinted napkins to please the inlaws

 

Enjoy!

The screen for the cover of Sad and Beautiful World #16.

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