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Erika Garcia; hui kahi, 2017; screen print
SYSTEMS: 2017 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition showcases the accomplishments of nearly 30 forthcoming graduates from the BFA program in the Department of Art + Art History at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM). Each student’s thoughts, concepts and manifestations near the completion of coursework towards a BFA degree are highlighted in this exhibition—each one has endeavored to create his or her most challenging and ambitious artwork yet.
This group exhibition is a culmination of a semester-long focused exploration of professional studio practice. Their pieces in graphic design, drawing and painting, glass, ceramics, fiber, printmaking, photography, and sculpture show a diverse range of ideas and techniques. The Graphic Design program presents its students’ work in The Commons Gallery. The works of the students in the Studio Art program are featured at The Art Gallery at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.
THIS IS NOT GRAFFITI /// ULTRA LIMITED EDITION SCREENPRINTS!
6 different Screenprint illustrations / 3 colors / oil based ink & delux varnish logos.
220gr Fabriano paper 60% Cotton.
8 prints limited edition.
GET THEM NOW!
(animated gif, check on large size!
Mondo released a limited edition 24x36 Godzilla screenprint at San Diego Comicon (SDCC) 2013 in two variations.
The "regular" edition is limited to 275, and has a dark red background with the Godzilla and rubble in grey.
Pictured above is the "variant", or "red" edition, and was limited to only 100. Mine is #72.
These limited edition screenprints shouldn't be confused with the posters available at the Godzilla Encounter exhibit that ran concurrently. They feature the same art and color scheme as the standard edition, but aren't hand-numbered or limited, and have neither the higher-end paper nor printing process; they look like any other poster.
These prints promote the 2014 Godzilla directed by Gareth Edwards and were designed by Phantom City Creative.
This silkscreen is called "PLAY JAZZ". Once again, Supakitch gives us a hint of his oneiric world with the help of one of his favorite figures, pictured here playing the sousaphone, feet above the ground. Music lightly flowing in the air, gently drawing a nebula around the body and the spirit...
And once again, we wanted to take the print game to its highest level, this time with an extremely limited edition of 5, all handfinished by the artist, all unique, all beautiful.
This prints are available on pigments editions.
Details:
- 250mg, pearl grey, archival quality paper
- 16x22 inches
- 8 colors silkscreen (including a f***in awesome blue glow in the dark color)
- Homemade inks
- Limited edition of 5, all of which have been reworked by the artist, making them one of a kind.
- Signed, numbered, embossed
- Made in NYC
Nota: A special edition of one has been created. It is on wood, and has a different colorway. That print will be exhibited in the upcoming show of Supakitch and Koralie at Choque Cultural gallery in Sao Paulo in October 2009.
Special three colour screen print cover for the Binary & The Brain book cover sampler.
Printed using a Gocco PG11
The screen was made directly from a Hogweed flower. It's just an experiment, but I think it turned out OK!
I recently had an edition of 30 prints made. I'm selling them for $30 (canadian dollars) plus shipping. They are 24"X18", on 100 lb. (270 gsm) acid-free cover stock. All individually signed and numbered. Direct message me here on flickr if you are interested!
Screenprint. #5
far from perfect, but I am learning.
spending my nights cutting and days printing, drying and ironing.
loving the process.
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I took some images of gulls from photos I'd taken, made them black and white in Photoshop and burned a screen for my screenprinting class.
I was asking a friend what he thought of these for t-shirt graphics and he said anyone under 30 wouldn't know what they are. So I'm putting this out there, if you are under 30, do you know what they are right away? And if so, what do you think of it for a shirt graphic. I was thinking of doing the mens shirts in navy (am) and the womens in baby blue (fm). Thoughts?