Archive for the ‘art’ Category
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NEW PRINT IN THE WORKS
This is a preview of a new screen print i will be printing and releasing through dangerfork some time next month. This final print is the product of a process i have developed over the last year or so and am super happy with the results. I started by hand drawing the initial sketch then scanning and re-drawing with illustrator as a 1 colour image to give it a very sharp vectorised look. I then printed it in several different paper/ink colour combinations and cut them up and glued them into several collages. I have chosen and photographed one of … read more
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H – COLLAGES
My friend Buff Diss is launching a new fashion label that he asked me to do some artwork for. I went through a process of hand drawing, scanning, digital drawing, screen printing, cutting up and collaging. The finished product will then be scanned, separated then screen printed onto t-shirts, a screen print of a screen print. neat… These were some secondary pieces i did with the ones for the t-shirts, keep an eye out for buff diss’s new label dropping in the next couple of months and also have a look over at his blog, he is a man of … read more
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MINI TREATS
Again a long time between posts, mostly due to getting very busy over at dangerfork and a new addition to the family keeping me in at night. But i did design and print up these little mini prints for the Carbon festival goodie bags. Pretty happy with how these have turned out and currently (slowly) working on a whole alphabet to print up. We have just got a small commercial paper guillotine which makes cutting these up a treat, i printed them 8up double sided in 4 different colour ways and it took just under an hour to trim them … read more
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NEW PRINT – DOUBLE U
New screen print titled ‘Double U’. 5 colours on Italian Made cream poster paper. Available here, there are only a couple left..
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NEW COLLAGES
These are some small pieces i did for the recent Season of Change: Safehouse Studio Show. All collages screen prints, float mounted in 9×11 inch frames.