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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
I screenprint all my designs on my kitchen table. I would love to have a dedicated studio space, one day!
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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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
We celebrated our 3rd Birthday in style with musical jelly (learn more about musical jelly from Raphaël Pluvinage here: vimeo.com/38796545) and microwave rainbow cake made by pastry chef Terri of Fraise Sauvage. Every birthday party needs candles, and we had the most spectacular candle ever! Chemistry student Anna Ploszajski demonstrated her homemade Rubens' Tube. In our Materials Library we heard about the science of chocolate and we tested if visitors were a super-taster!
Inspired by London Underground signs, artist Helen Carnac introduced visitors to the process of enamelling, with a chance to make an enamelled piece of copper.
This station was sponsored by and in collaboration with Art on the Underground’s, Underline programme which is a series of art and music commissions to celebrate the Victoria line.
We also launched a very exciting Cutlery Competition in collaboration with The Worshipful Guild of Cutlers to design and make a new eating tool/utensil.
Series of prints I just finished for my final screenprinting project. They're based on The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, on her life itself, and on how at many points in my life I've related to her and found comfort in that book.
a dish towel created by local artist, Arounna from Bookhou. I find the pattern quite striking and for now, i've decided to hang it on one of our kitchen wall. check out Arounna's awesome collection of goods: www.bookhou.com/
Custom-made for my friend Cecil, who wrote the fantastic graphic novel "The P.L.A.I.N JANES" (available from DC Minx!)