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T-shirt Print Party.
Print+addiction is a print-it-yourself t-shirt printing party featuring the art of The Amazing Hancock Bros.
8+ screens of art from the Hancock Bros ready to print on shirts. $10 lets you pull the squeegee on
a shirt with as many designs as you like—one,three,eight, or whatever. TEN F**KING DOLLARS gets you a
limited-edition shirt that YOU truly make one-of-a-kind.
Keep the DIY flame alive and well. Come and get yours! Art, beer, music and t-shirts.
Friday, January 23, 2009
7-10pm
Industry Print Studio
2503 B East 6th St
Austin, TX 78702
512.963.4161
Carhartt deck series that I illustrated.
www.carhartt-wip.com/skate/blog/2011/03/summon-the-snake-...
Printmaking (BA) third year final project 2016, screenprint, woodcut and drypoint print 59x84 cm on paper.
Printing variations series from final project screenprinting, woodcut and Rhenalon Plates drypoint
In addition to giving a presentation on Thursday for AIGA Honolulu, Jeff Matz gave a special screen-printing workshop this Saturday morning.
To kick off our Winter 2010 program of events, we had our first AGDA Screenprinting workshop. It was well attended despite the chilly weather and the promise of getting dirty on a week night. Led by Iona Johnson, the group learnt about the photographic method for screenprinting over 3 nights. It's always nice to see what other people do with the same set of instructions and we had some fantastic work produced very quickly! A mixture of both students and design professionals were in attendance which make the atmosphere fun and friendly. Thankyou to all who came along and stay tuned for our next workshop series item - Bookbinding!
In this podcast, Bre brings in Matt, the screenprinting expert of etsy.com, to the Weekend Projects podcast.
Have you ever wanted to create your own t-shirt designs? Look no further! Don't forget to go and download the pdf to get all the details and supply lists.
The podcast goes up tomorrow, preview at make.blip.tv
It is the last model, this time in yellow as the older model, with foam pad table and ready to work on paper as well on cloth - It is brand new and for sale, for info pls contact me
My Sand Dollar tote is now in corn flower blue, a really pretty shade that reminds me of the flowers.
While inspired by the sea, I usually start with ideas and sketches then create a textile print and burn large screens to print the entire tote at once. Each has small print of sand dollars on the inside facing and identification as a Willywaw Handprint on the bottom. I do not print yard goods so each tote and pattern is unique to the size and shape of the bag.
This is silkscreened on pre-shrunk 100% organic cotton canvas that is grown and milled in the United States. I use permanent, water based textile inks that have low toxicity, a wonderful hand and transparent colors.
Straps are made from 1 inch hemp webbing, which is quite durable, and tote measures approximately 18" wide x 11" high x 5" deep. Straps are 26 inches long, over the shoulder length. French seams, no exposed edges
-Contract work for: Green Lemon-
Event poster for show in Oklahoma
Hand drawn and silk screened on Living Tree hemp paper.
12x19
3 color print 2006
My new screenprint by Early Griffin Press! More info here: galletly.blogspot.com/2010/10/rockets-screenprint.html
We finally saw the Shepard Fairey "Imperfect Union" show on its final day at the Merry Karnowski Gallery in LA.
“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.