I’m in love with these stunning drypoint prints by Düsseldorf-based artist Angie Hoffmeister. Drypoint is a printmaking technique in the intaglio family where images are etched onto a plate using a sharp metal or diamond point. Give anything some extra eyes and I’m usually a fan, but there’s also something about using a more traditional and laborious printmaking technique to make such intriguing imagery that I really respect. You can see much more of her work here. (via)
A fantastic new art print from Mark Brabant of Hovering Object (previously). It’s a five color screenprint on 100lb cover weight stock paper available for just $40. (via poster district)
Japan by Daniel Freytag. £45.00 lithographic print in two colours, 100% donated.
Help Japan by James White. $29.99 high-quality print, 100% donated.
Japan Earthquake 2011 no.1 by Linda Nakanishi. $20 fine art print on white, cotton rag archival paper, 100% donated.
Help Japan by w+k Studio. One-color screenprint, multiple donation levels, 100% donated.
Print 07/365 by TheLivingConspiracy. $20 digital high quality fine art print, 100% donated.
Imperial Palace Gardens with Wall, Tokyo by Emily Shur. Photograph available in multiple sizes, 100% donated.
Army for Japan t-shirt by Joshua Smith. $20 super soft Tultex ringspun cotton, 100% donated.
Help Japan by Rob Dobi. Multiple options, 100% donated.
I Love Japan by theartfulbadger. $1.25 button, 100% donated.
I Helped Japan by RhodricPhotography. $21 high quality print, 100% donated.
Japan Relief Poster by rojo foto. $15 poster, 100% donated.
Japan by Skreened. $26.99 American Apparel t-shirt, 100% donated.
Help Japan by Zac Neulieb. $22.50 printed on semi-gloss photo paper, 100% donated.
There are no words to describe the collective devastation we all feel regarding the tragic events in Japan. Want to help? A number of designers have rallied quickly to produce posters, shirts and prints, the proceeds from which will fund recovery and aid operations currently underway in Japan and other affected areas. Images above are linked to their sources.
Many more posters can be found here.
Mark Brabant mixes photography and illustration, fact and fiction, to create these wonderful screen prints. Available at his site Hovering Object. (via the poster district)
Two great art prints designed by Merrick Angle. Available here (oops, no longer available, d’oh, but still pretty). Lots more stuff in the Double Merrick store though. (via design work life)
Publish or Perish was a 2009 show at Mark Moore Gallery in Santa Monica featuring absurdly detailed sculptures and prints by artist Kiel Johnson. This printing press is particularly awesome. (via yewknee)
Gah, just when we finish framing their first two prints here at headquarters, Brainstorm prints a third gorgeous poster. Ocean is a 5-color screen print that ships later this month.
Limited edition poster from Process Type. Looks like it sold out in about 10 seconds so stay tuned for more. (via swiss legacy)
