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A mock up for my next screenprint/letterpress project. A planned five color screenprint. The large text is going to be letterpressed in tint base (or perhaps a translucent white).
I really really really hope I can pull this off.
i'm taking a silk screening class at the san francisco art institute this summer for the whole summer. it's super fun. it brings back fond memories from all my printmaking classes as an undergrad, many a year ago.
i want to make fabrics with my screens. this might be fabric eventually, but for now is just a test print on some crappy newsprint. of course, it's in my favorite hue du jour, red-orange. would you expect any less from the likes of moi?
Went in the Drawn In Bristol print studio last week - knocked a bunch of these out.
roughly A3-sized.
This was a simple two-color screenprint that I did for Diverseworks’ 2007 Luck of the Draw charity art auction.
Screenprint based on the vintage cans that were outside my office for a while. The beer names and taglines are made up and the type is hand drawn - no fonts. This is the second in a six pack series. Three color with silver ink. 4.25 x 6.25.
last night i did a screenprint run of 124 stickers, good times.
I also did a step by step 'how to...' here: peelmagazine.com/slaps/viewtopic.php?t=244&start=60
...or watch the small movie: s29.photobucket.com/albums/c281/stickerjosh2/Print Process/?action=view¤t=Picture029.flv
Screenprint done for a recent exhibition of myself and 7 other illustrators
run of about 20 ... £20 a pop
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.