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this one is a tribute to a childhood mega friend that unfortunetly is not among us anymore!
30x52cm 5 colour screenpint over paper!
Inspired by reoccurring dreams of tooth loss, "Let go" embodies both an anxiety of change and loss and a potential for new growth after “letting go.”
This 10 x 26” screen-print on archival rag paper has hand-cut paper teeth fixed on its surface. The edition size is 8 and the edition number and signature can be found on the back.
Fairly mundane weekend making up prep sheets for my first screenprint with Beautiful Crime (no prizes for guessing what its going to be)... should all be worth it tho
I did another print portfolio this year. The theme was succulent. I printed the word Succulent in gold cursive lettering under the pig.
Andy MacDougall spoke at the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle last night. Andy is the king of screenprinting, and literally wrote the book on it. Andy is the guy who I bought my vacuum screenprinting table from at last year's Flatstock. It was a great talk as Andy is really an evangelist and basically spews info at anyone he meets about the tricks of the trade. If you have any interest in learning to screenprint check out his site:
new screen print:
"healing crystals"
three color print
signed and numbered
edition of 80
8.5" x 11"
selling numbers 1-10
available at my esty shop: www.ryanjacobsmith.etsy.com
prints also available at:
Cinders Gallery
103 Havemeyer st. store#2
Brooklyn, NY 11211
NEEDLES & PENS
3253 16th Street (btwn Guerrero & Dolores)
San Francisco, CA., 94103
Reading Frenzy
921 SW Oak St.
Portland, OR 97205
available soon at:
Hand silkscreened blue wallpaper design on bamboo and organic cotton blend midweight stretch denim. Pattern is printed on both sides of the bag.
(70%organic cotton 25% bamboo 5% spandex)
Lined with white and green flower pattern cotton fabric. Interfaced for sturdiness
Snap closure
One shoulder strap measures 24" long and 3" wide
Bag measures approx 11 1/2" x 11 1/2" x 2 1/2"
handmade from scratch
UW-Madison Bachelor of Business Administration LEAD Course, Fall 2015 Screen printing & Bookmaking Project in response to Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson
A collaboration of Wisconsin School of Business, Wheelhouse Studios at Memorial Union, and UW-Madison’s Go Big Read Program
The Difference between by Bernice Appelin-Williams
This is one of the prints I helped make at Coronado Studio for the Serie Project.
Growers by Jeff Soto. 2006.
4 colour screenprint, edition of 125, 510 x 640
Donated by jeepers peepers
jeff soto: www.potatostamp.com
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!
i hand screenprinted these girly crests onto some moleskine cashier sketchbooks - can't wait to start drawing in mine!
By the time I arrived, the crowd at the screenprinting station had run out of materials.
For more on Passion For the Possible: The Work of Sister Corita go to chumpchampion.com/tag/sister-corita/.
Fairly mundane weekend making up prep sheets for my first screenprint with Beautiful Crime (no prizes for guessing what its going to be)... should all be worth it tho
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Last week I went to the screenprint studio and printed a lot, I always love going home with a big plile of freshly printed fabrics.
Talented writer and educator Laurel Bastian was the last of four amazing speakers who visited our Wisconsin BBA LEAD Course class sections for The Just Mercy Project. Laurel shared her experiences working with the Writers in Prison Project.
She challenged each of us to search for that sweet spot where three important things overlap: what you're great at and love to do, the issues you're passionate about, and the resources you have at your disposal. It's a brilliant formula for working out a lifetime's worth of guiding intentions.
Writers in Prison Project
UW-Madison Bachelor of Business Administration LEAD Course, Fall 2015 Screen printing & Bookmaking Project in response to Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson
A collaboration of Wisconsin School of Business, Wheelhouse Studios at Memorial Union, and UW-Madison’s Go Big Read Program
Neversleeping is Ben Chlapek, a freelance illustrator/designer/printer living in Missouri.
He designs delightful gug posters. Rooftops here, was a design for a Handsome Furs gig.
Soon you can have it for yourself.
2 quick colour mock ups before i start, i really need to calibrate something the colours on all my uploads are way off, the left print is actually goldy yellow on teal...?Big On White
this design (well the black and white version) is the negative for my latest screen print. Painstaking work scanning and then resizing logos from a 1960's trademark book. You will probably recognise a few....
This is BIG, A1 actually and compromises of 173 layers... i think