What is your latest proud print acquisition?
It's cool, I don't the wife will let it back into the house.jenga wrote:I did say you can always buy it back for the sale price.. give me a few months to enjoy it first tho!!erba wrote:jenga wrote:Cheers erba!!!!
I miss it.
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Nice, I should be getting my Stout soon. May have to put it up right away because of the glow.andruw000 wrote:Just got these two in the mail... Pretty excited about them
I like this artist too. Featured in Juxtapose this month. How much was the print ?haven wrote:I thought I'd never get my hands on one of these. Just awesome.
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pspelmo wrote:it appears that i have failed in life as for the life of me i cant figure out who did the alphabet print on page 217. anyone able to help?
thanks.
elmo.
art is the only justification for pain 
Nice, Tmurch... i really like his stuff.
I'm going to be getting this in a few days:
World record attempt details:
_The process is highly precise and dexterous, fundamentally requiring the printmaker to be highly accurate when aligning the paper or in the finished print the individual colours will not come together as a whole and the artwork will not be accurately realised, thus the print is ruined.
_Before each new screen is pulled, the paint from the previous stencils must be dry, but the paint must not be allowed to dry on the stencil/screen because it could again damage it.
_We are proposing a minimum of 77 colour individual hand pulled screen process in an edition of 150 artworks.
- This record attempt requires a printer to repeat a dexterous aligning process and pull the minimum of 77 screens by hand an epic 11,550 times.
_It is taking 6 weeks to attempt the world record
_The process has been monitored by 2 professional adjudicators and is supported by their signed statements. These will be available for viewing upon request.
EINE background.
EINE's work can be seen all over East London and the UK (and other cities across the world) on shop shutters and across buildings. This print is based on the alphabet he developed by painting derelict shop shutters, hence the parallel horizontal thin lines on the top of each letter developed from the grooves in roller shutters. In addition he is a long time collaborator of the artist Banksy, EINE hand screen-printed the majority of Banksy's highly sought after print work. more info here: http://www.nellyduff.com/index.php?/art/artists/eine
I'm going to be getting this in a few days:
World record attempt details:
_The process is highly precise and dexterous, fundamentally requiring the printmaker to be highly accurate when aligning the paper or in the finished print the individual colours will not come together as a whole and the artwork will not be accurately realised, thus the print is ruined.
_Before each new screen is pulled, the paint from the previous stencils must be dry, but the paint must not be allowed to dry on the stencil/screen because it could again damage it.
_We are proposing a minimum of 77 colour individual hand pulled screen process in an edition of 150 artworks.
- This record attempt requires a printer to repeat a dexterous aligning process and pull the minimum of 77 screens by hand an epic 11,550 times.
_It is taking 6 weeks to attempt the world record
_The process has been monitored by 2 professional adjudicators and is supported by their signed statements. These will be available for viewing upon request.
EINE background.
EINE's work can be seen all over East London and the UK (and other cities across the world) on shop shutters and across buildings. This print is based on the alphabet he developed by painting derelict shop shutters, hence the parallel horizontal thin lines on the top of each letter developed from the grooves in roller shutters. In addition he is a long time collaborator of the artist Banksy, EINE hand screen-printed the majority of Banksy's highly sought after print work. more info here: http://www.nellyduff.com/index.php?/art/artists/eine
Burlesque of North Americaclem99 wrote:pspelmo wrote:it appears that i have failed in life as for the life of me i cant figure out who did the alphabet print on page 217. anyone able to help?
thanks.
elmo.
love it!ricv64 wrote:
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Lucky sumna bitch!
Bobby-B wrote:Holy fudge drymount balls!
Boo-ya!