Showing posts with label Serigraph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Serigraph. Show all posts

14 December 2011

Sailing Ship Screen Print

This is a limited edition, hand pulled screen print that I just completed. The original illustration is from a found image [Christmas record from the 60's] that featured wood-cut artwork on the cover.

All prints are hand pulled, screen printed original artworks....made by hand. I did not press the 'print' button ;)

Each print in this limited edition [of 25] is signed, numbered & dated on the front [below the image, in pencil].

Available: HERE

Sailing Ship Screen Print by billy craven
Sailing Ship Screen Print, a photo by billy craven on Flickr.

30 July 2011

Aesthetic Apparatus 'Operation Hoard & Scatter'

From Rotofugi's exhibit, featuring works from Aesthetic Apparatus & Little Friends of Print Making.
Above: 'Operation Hoard & Scatter'.
Monoprint with Collage [16.5"x21"]
Rotofugi
Aesthetic Apparatus
The Little Friends of Printmaking

Aesthetic Apparatus 'Operation Hoard & Scatter' by billy craven

27 July 2011

Sonnenzimmer at the MCA

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago presents Sonnenzimmer: Commercial Improvisation [July 26–31]
Exhibition poster launch & closing event [July 31, 2–4 pm]
Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi of Sonnenzimmer are moving their Cincinnati-brand one-arm screen printing press into the gallery for the week. Operating as a satellite office and print shop, they will be designing and producing a screen-printed We Are Here exhibition poster. With a large selection of their posters and prints also on display, the space will act as both a survey of their past work and a window into their process and printing method. The poster will be launched on July 31 and available from the MCA Store.

MCA
220 E Chicago Ave
www.mcachicago.org

20 January 2011

Damien Tran

Although I'm not entirely sure, I'm thinking that Damien is either from or near Germany (based on the fact that most of his shows seem to be in German gallery spaces). Geographic location doesn't matter much, because Damien Tran's body or work is bangin'!

Damien's website HERE

Damien's Flickr HERE



02 January 2011

Eroné

Northern France is home of their 4th largest city, Lille. Lille is also the home-base for an extremely talented artist by the name of Eroné. Eroné's figures have an almost religious quality about them, with prayers and meditations seeming to be the primary thread running through them. He does a great deal of screen print on paper but, is no stranger to wood, whether carved or assembled.

I recommend perusing his Flickr HERE and his website HERE




25 December 2010

Rob Mack aka Philistine WorkShop

Illustrator extraordinaire, Rob Mack aka Philistine Workshop has created a brand spankin' new print for Artcrank (an international poster party for bike people), titled Bike Wolf. I am totally diggin' on Rob Mack's aesthetic, which he produces in a variety of mediums, that hearken printwork of yesteryear.

More from Philistine Workshop HERE
Philistine Workshop's Flickr HERE