Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 May 2010

Land of Lost Content

I can't help but have a little shout out for the wonderful "Land of Lost Content" website, you have to be a student of a particular institution to see all the images but it still has an amazing selection of vintage prints in high quality to look at. Pretty much all my favorite images are on here, just check out these Joseph Henry Lynch prints!



Tuesday, 27 April 2010

Friday, 16 April 2010

VINTROVILLE PRINT TIME

These are some of the prints I'm doing for the lovely girls at VINTROVILLE, a vintage shop just down the road from me. They have a lovely collection of well chosen stuff which is always brilliantly arranged by colour! Have a look: http://vintroville.blogspot.com/

Thursday, 15 October 2009

Brutalist Patterns

Screenprinting some of my collages of the Barbican
I've experimented with overlaying patterns and blending colours in the same way that 
the concrete is stained and darkened.


Owwch! Vampire Shoes

The theme of painful shoes prevails, I remember my friend's foot actually pouring with blood one night.

The heels were then referred to as the "Vampire Shoes".


Acrylic paint and monoprint on sugar paper

Wednesday, 14 October 2009

Monoprint Experiments




I've been having some fun in the Print Room away from the screen printing beds.
Monoprinting is great as it's instant satisfaction and you can't be to precious... I'm not good at being precious.





















I basically just scribbled off the top of my head.





























I had financial worries
so these are all related to giving or taking money right out of a hand

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Texas Monoprints


More Monoprinting fun... there was a cactus on the window ledge so I drew some desert stuff


Tuesday, 15 September 2009

Rosbif...





Reactionary monoprints relating to how shit it is to be British when you're surrounded by glamourous Parisian girls.

I wish I Was A Parisian






Longing to be Parisian via monoprints