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Elk Art Print by DKNG

Elk Art Print by DKNG trees screen printing posters and prints illustration elk

Elk Art Print by DKNG trees screen printing posters and prints illustration elk

Elk Art Print by DKNG trees screen printing posters and prints illustration elk

Design/illustration studio DKNG just released this gorgeous elk art print based on an earlier Dave Matthews Band tour print from last year. The four-color screen print is available in their shop in a limited edition of 300. (via this isn’t happiness)

By Christopher on February 7, 2013 •             

Airport Runway Screenprints by Nomo

Airport Runway Screenprints by Nomo screen printing posters and prints maps Chicago airplanes

Airport Runway Screenprints by Nomo screen printing posters and prints maps Chicago airplanes

Airport Runway Screenprints by Nomo screen printing posters and prints maps Chicago airplanes

Chicago architect and designer Jerome Daksiewicz of Nomo Design has just released a new series of screenprints that illustrate the various configurations of major world airports. Right now he currently has editions for Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles International, and Minneapolis St-Paul, but will soon be adding an additional five cities. Two dollars from every purchase goes to the Challenge Air Program that introduces children with specials needs to aviation.

By Christopher on January 8, 2012 •             

Weapons of Mass Creation

Weapons of Mass Creation war screen printing posters and prints

Weapons of Mass Creation war screen printing posters and prints

Justin Kamerer aka Angryblue re-released two of his great Weapons of Mass Creation prints with cooking and art themes and added a new one: Music. The three screenprints have editions of 150 and will sell out pretty quick so head over to his shop. (via omg posters)

By Christopher on December 6, 2011 •       

Conrad Botes

Conrad Botes south africa screen printing prints painting monoprints lithographs

Conrad Botes south africa screen printing prints painting monoprints lithographs

Conrad Botes south africa screen printing prints painting monoprints lithographs

Conrad Botes south africa screen printing prints painting monoprints lithographs

Conrad Botes south africa screen printing prints painting monoprints lithographs

Conrad Botes south africa screen printing prints painting monoprints lithographs

For my first guest post here at Colossal, I have to share the work of one of my favorite artists of all time, Conrad Botes. Growing up in South Africa under Apartheid, Conrad’s work tackles serious issues of race and the human condition with a twist of post-pop cartoon imagery. As one-half of the brain behind Bitterkomix (the other being Anton Kannemeyer), Botes also used the format of the comic as a critique on Afrikaner culture and policy, branching into criticism of South African society in general (resulting in being banned in his own country at one time). Taking printmaking beyond simple decoration and comics beyond simple entertainment, Botes is a true example of what an artist should be.

By Christopher on August 5, 2011 •