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Showing posts with label screen printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screen printing. Show all posts
Poonam Mistry
Combining a "love for pattern and culture", illustrator Poonam Mistry creates these insanely detailed prints of Hindu Gods and Goddesses with a contemporary twist.
BASK Exhibition and Print
Czech-born artist BASK will headline a new exhibition, Saturday Night Special, at 323East Gallery in Detroit on Saturday, April 23. In conjunction with his exhibition, BASK will be releasing this new screen print at 1xRUN on April 18. Both appear to be pretty incredible...I'm seriously coveting this print at the moment.
Conrad Botes
My new favorite artist and obsession-of-the-moment is South African Conrad Botes. One half of the brain behind Bitterkomix, Botes' fine art work is deeply personal, revealing the scars of Apartheid as a "torchbearer of the Post-Pop movement in South Africa".
3D Flatness
Brilliant sculptures merging screen printed imagery and three-dimensional wood objects by Luke O'Sullivan. Via My Modern Met.
Food Truck Bazaar
This one's strictly for my O-town readers...TheDailyCity.com's Food Truck Bazaar is just what it sounds like: a get-together of several of our best food trucks in one place (Tuesday, March 29 at Discovery Church, 4400 S. Orange Ave. 7-10pm). I, for one, have been waiting for something like this for a very long time, so I created this print to celebrate the occasion. It's a four color 12"x18" screen print, inked by the guys at Mama's Sauce in a limited edition of 50, which will be available to purchase at the Food Truck Bazaar. Any prints not sold at the Bazaar will be available in my shop at TheBestPart.com. The plan is to create a different truck print for each meeting of the Food Truck Bazaar, so start your collection with the first one. See you at the Bazaar!
Giveaway: Bandwagon Passes!
The fine folks from the Bandwagon Poster Show + Sale (April 15-17 in Savannah, GA) have offered up two free passes to this fantastic event for TBP readers! With featured speakers like Robert Lee and Mark McDevitt of Methane Studios, lectures from Nick Sambrato of Mama’s Sauce and Jason Henry of Henry & Co., and panel discussions with Jeff Matz of Lure Design and Thomas Scott of Eye Noise, Bandwagon promises to be an amazing event. Just leave a comment below with an email where I can reach you, and I will randomly choose a winner of two free passes! Good luck and see you in Savannah!
Steady Print Shop Co.
The aptly named Steady Print Shop Co. of Minneapolis keeps cranking out the printed goodness. Via DesignWorkLife.
Burlesque for Arcade Fire
Burlesque Design is releasing two new posters for Arcade Fire's European tour, both of which are 19″ x 25″ screenprints, priced at $30 shipped. They go up tomorrow (Thursday, December 2nd) at 2pm CST. Via OMG Posters!
New TBP Shop
The newly-designed TBP Shop is finally up and running, including several new prints! The prints range from a calendar that lets its users feel the effects of imprisonment, to a poster depicting sections of trees, screen printed with ink made from ashes of the charred wood itself. Check it out and tell your friends! As always, thanks to my readers for your continued support, and for putting up with my continued self-promotion.
Reclaimed Placemats
A great idea that makes something from nothing, these reclaimed gas station number signs are screen printed with doily designs to give them new life as placemats. Via Moco Loco.
Man vs. Ink
Portland artist Fred DiMeglio's Etsy shop Man vs. Ink has some nice prints for sale, including his newest "Onward" for the bike lover in all of us.
Laura Pappa
I don't speak (or read) Estonian, but from what I can gather Laura Pappa has been putting together an exhibition-slash-zine called Asterisk that looks pretty awesome.
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