Showing posts with label art prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art prints. Show all posts

Sonnenzimmer

It's been a while since I last checked in with Sonnenzimmer (Chicago's Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi), but I was recently reminded by RBT. I didn't think they could possibly get any better, but they continue to evolve their work - here are some of their newer things.






New TBP Prints

It's been a while since my last print release, but just in time for spring comes Emerald Leaves, an oversize (24"x24") poster of an emerald composed of hundreds of images of green leaves. A natural companion to the Moon Diamond, it's being released along with four other new large-format photographic prints. So be sure to check out the TBP shop, which now features almost 20 different posters, and as always thanks for reading!






Alex Perez

Loving the style of Madison, Wisconsin graphic designer and illustrator Alex Perez. Check him out and buy some prints of his work here.




Stone Age Printing

Tom Hingston Studio created these gorgeous prints for Danish mobile phone brand Æsir using the painstaking process of lithography at Edition Copenhagen.







The Say Something Top Ten

The Say Something Poster Project has announced its 10 finalists, and it's a pretty amazing group. Great work for a great cause.





500 Black Markers

Allister Lee of Toronto's Studio B.I.B. (Black is Beautiful) has created a print of his collection of 500 black markers. Via Quipsologies.



Steady Print Shop Co.

The aptly named Steady Print Shop Co. of Minneapolis keeps cranking out the printed goodness. Via DesignWorkLife.





Ostap Rudakevych

Beautiful prints of future cityscapes (specifically New York) by Ostap Rudakevych.



Armelle Caron

Taking the ubiquitous city layout print one step further, French artist Armelle Caron deconstructs the plan and rearranges the pieces in an orderly fashion.





Harry Diaz

Beautiful prints by L.A. artist Harry Diaz.





Is This Thing On?

Gallery 1988's "Is This Thing On?" features depictions of comedy and comedians by tons of today's best artists. It's a HUGE show, so you really have to visit Gallery 1988's website to check it all out. There's some really great (and quite humorous in itself) stuff there. Via OMG Posters!