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This was a simple two-color screenprint that I did for Diverseworks’ 2007 Luck of the Draw charity art auction.
There's a clear reflective gloss terrarium over the whole print that gets a little lost in the scan.
2-colour screenprint, 45 x 35 cm, printed with water-based inks on sra2 paper. signed and numbered edition of 10.
these, and others, will be available to buy at the Portsmouth Kleine Wagens "Beach Buggin' 09" event on Southsea common, on the 16th August.
or see www.t8gallery.com for contact details. commissions undertaken with enthusiasm, for enthusiasts.
Lord, is it dull around here or what? Welcome to Minnesota in February. It should be getting a little busier in the next few weeks -- I promise. For today, though, you get to look at some of my decor. This is a screenprinted poster from the Raconteurs show a few years ago that Aesthetic Apparatus designed. I *love* this design team. If you have never poked around their site, you should. And if you live in Minneapolis, get on over to their headquarters on Saturday. They are having a scratch'n'dent sale and posters are going to be starting at FIVE BUCKS. You can't beat that with a stick.PS: That Raconteurs show kicked ass. It's in my top 10 of all time. Maybe even top 5.
I'm working in new screenprints, this is a serie of 15.
It's my first screenprint in 2 years and I'm pretty proud that how it turned out.
I love to work in the screenprint studio.
a cute little sheep printed on white undies. there may never be another of these made becuase I ruined my screen :-/
Did my first ever bit of screenprinting a couple of weeks ago. Long overdue and a whole lot of fun!
There's a tiny Tumblr post showing some of the process steps here:
Also a small number of the prints still available over on Etsy. (now shipping internationally) etsy.me/1AX0ybn
I made some fabric baskets for my sister's birthday present using this tutorial vlijtig.blogspot.com/2008/11/here-it-is.html
One of my son's fellow art students , Sulam, designed and printed this doll. I sewed it up. They all had a design and print project for their final and they each made enough to trade with each other.
I finished my first class at screenprinting on Tuesday and used an old sketch as a first try. The last night was a bit manic as we had to finish all our prints in one go and we still had 2 to 3 screens to do. Screenprinting and quickness don’t go well at all, its got to be slow and precise.
They’re not as registered as I’d like them to be, but that’s okay as its more an experiment.