Showing posts with label screen print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screen print. Show all posts
Monday, 21 July 2014
A Nice Surprise! - 'Art of the Day' on Artfinder
Some good news to tell you about... I just received a nice email from Artfinder.com informing me that "A Dayglow Summer in Owlers Wood" is today's Art of the Day!
It's a screen print of Owlers Wood (in Slaithwaite) that I produced in 2012. I would tell you the full story behind the print, but you can read all about it over here :)
Thursday, 17 July 2014
Screen Printed CD Covers for Matt Robson
I was busy at West Yorkshire Print Workshop on Monday, screen printing CD covers for Matt Robson's new album. It's very limited - only 20 copies available (with the decline in record sales that should be enough to get him into the album charts). You can also get it as a digital download.
I've been designing Matt's sleeves for many years now - since 2002 (back then he was recording as randomNumber).
I used to provide live video projections at his gigs too. The sleeve art and projections I was doing for him back in the noughties have had a big influence on the screen prints I produce now – so, it's nice that I'm now screen printing his sleeves.
I've been designing Matt's sleeves for many years now - since 2002 (back then he was recording as randomNumber).
I used to provide live video projections at his gigs too. The sleeve art and projections I was doing for him back in the noughties have had a big influence on the screen prints I produce now – so, it's nice that I'm now screen printing his sleeves.
Printing went like this...
And the finished product looks like this...
I'm very pleased with how they turned out :)
The album will be out very soon on Squirrel Records.
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
So, what was in the box?
What was in the box? It was the frame for the large "Raspberry Ripple" print that I did the other week (I did a smaller version of this for the 20:20 print exchange).
This is my contribution to the next Art Station exhibition at Huddersfield train station.
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
A Rather Tasty Screen Print
Today I was at West Yorkshire Print Workshop creating my contribution to the 20:20 Print Exchange.
I decided to use it as an opportunity to try something a little different to what I've been printing up until now. I came up with an Op Art inspired print with a Pop Arty kind of name (I did consider going a little prententious with the title, but instead opted to keep my feet very firmly on the ground!).
I present to you... "Raspberry Ripple"...
Watch out for other fruit themed screen prints coming your way.
I decided to use it as an opportunity to try something a little different to what I've been printing up until now. I came up with an Op Art inspired print with a Pop Arty kind of name (I did consider going a little prententious with the title, but instead opted to keep my feet very firmly on the ground!).
I present to you... "Raspberry Ripple"...
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| First step... print the Raspberry. |
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| Raspberry printed. |
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| Now for the Ripple! |
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| Ripple printed (with registration aided by business cards). |
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| Done! |
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| "Raspberry Ripple" |
Sunday, 16 September 2012
It's Research... Honest!
This might look like a tasty dessert, but it's actually research for my next screen print.
Watch this space.
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
A Very Good Day to Start a Blog
I thought it was about time I got this blog up and running (it's been on my 'to do' list for a few months now).
Today seems like a good day to start, seeing as I have something worth blogging about...
I was stunned and excited to be informed that one of my screen prints has made it through to the final of the neo:printprize. It'll be in the exhibition at neo:gallery22 over in Bolton. The exhibition runs from 13th September until 28th October.
I nearly didn't get around to entering this competition. Now I'm very pleased that I did!
Today seems like a good day to start, seeing as I have something worth blogging about...
I was stunned and excited to be informed that one of my screen prints has made it through to the final of the neo:printprize. It'll be in the exhibition at neo:gallery22 over in Bolton. The exhibition runs from 13th September until 28th October.
I nearly didn't get around to entering this competition. Now I'm very pleased that I did!
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