#screen print
Grab yourself a Tie Dye Shakas tee for just $25 - this weekend only! Because who doesn’t love a bit of Black Friday capitalism?
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A big new shop update today!!
New lino prints, screen prints, and enamel pins. My favorite update is my Box Bundle, filled with lots of little goodies including a pin or necklace, random animal, stones, kits, and more! The boxes are super limited and won’t be coming back so act fast!
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The theme of death occurred in Warhol’s compositions from the early 1960s onward, appearing in both metaphorical and explicit images.
While the Death and Disaster series and the Skull paintings provide blunt reminders of death’s constant presence in life, Warhol also explored the theme allegorically through works depicting the setting sun and shadows, both offering sublime examples of the transition from light to dark. Always drawn to high-contrast imagery, Warhol was also interested in the illusory quality of shadows and their enigmatic, contemplative, and spiritual dimensions.
Visitors at Andy Warhol: Revelation. Brooklyn Museum November 19, 2021–June 19, 2022. (Photo: Jonathan Dorado, Brooklyn Museum. Artworks by Andy Warhol © 2021 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Used with permission of @warholfoundation) #warholfoundation
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Along with chicks, church, and chocolate, crosses are an innate component in Easter celebrations and symbolism.
For all its simplicity, the cross bears great significance in symbolizing both crucifixion and resurrection in Catholicism. Rather than depicting this symbol as a crucifix with representations of the body of Christ, Andy Warhol added bright colors and repetition to neutralize and universalize the symbol in his series, “Guns, Knives, and Crosses.”
Wishing you a Happy #Easter. See this series and the entirety of this revelatory, original exhibition through June 19. #WarholRevelation
Andy Warhol (American, 1928–1987). Crosses, 1981–82. Acrylic and screenprint on linen. The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh; Founding Collection, Contribution The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.,1998.1.264. © 2021 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
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etsyfindoftheday | 12.8.19
you’re what the french call les incompétents by chitownclothing
channel your inner linney mccallister this holiday season and REALLY show kevin who’s boss ;) LOVING this ‘home alone’ quote-inspired dolman tee!
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I guess I am just feeling extra spooky today (let’s be real, I am always extra spooky today is not an outlier).
Batty Pennant | MaskIllustration on Etsy | $7
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The Apostrophe Cowboy - the scourge of sub-editors and punctuation pedants everywhere, recklessly firing apostrophes into inappropriate words.
Limited edition hand-pulled two colour screenprint by Richard Pendry aka Beyond Thrilled Screenprints
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Did you know that most of the Midwest was underwater during the Cretaceous Period? It was called the Western Interior Seaway and there was a LOT of wild critters that lived there! Today you can see remnants in the form of things like the Kansas Monument Rocks!
I made a limited edition anaglyph screen print that will let you see the same spot as it was 65 million years ago and today, thanks to some handy time-traveling color lenses!
If you’d like to own one of these sweet prints, I have them for sale in my store!
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“Fauna” ~ drawings : Camilo Cardenas / poems : Rodolphe Gauthier
First art book published by les éditions Solstices (Solstices editions),
80 numbered copies, screen-printed (at Le Cagibi, Lille),
with a japanese hand binding.
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Premier livre de la collection “La lettre et l'objet” des éditions Solstices.
80 exemplaires numérotés, sérigraphiés au Cagibi (Lille) et reliés à la main (reliure japonaise).
www.editions.solstices-project.com
http://editions.solstices-project.com/home/14-fauna-camilo-cardenas-rodolphe-gauthier.html
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Available NOW: my new screenprint “March To The Sea”. A part of this was used for the poster of last Euro tour of Baroness, now available in full through the wonderful people of Burlesque of North America
MAIN EDITION:
18 x 24"
10 color screenprint on French Whitewash paper
signed, numbered, and embossed edition of 65 prints
$65 + shipping
VARIANT EDITION I:
18 x 24"
10 color screenprint on French Starch Rain paper
signed, numbered, and embossed edition of 26 prints
$75 + shipping
VARIANT EDITION II:
18 x 24"
11 color screenprint on French Brown Wrap Kraft Paper
signed, numbered, and embossed edition of 16 prints
$75 + shipping
Screenprinted by Ben LaFond
Proud to announce my new screenprint: Sacred States - 32 5/8" x 17 3/8" - 10 layer screen print on French Cement Green paper - signed and numbered edition of 88. Printed by the wizard Ben Lafond of Burlesque of North America. This will be available at the Fullbleed poster exhibition at Roadburn festival.
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