Posts Tagged ‘screenprint’

Kevin Tong – A Linch Pin Droid

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I know what you’re thinking. We post too much Star Wars related stuff. Well first off, there is no such thing. Second of all, how could we NOT post about Kevin’s piece for the Mondo Star Wars Art Print Series.

This poster, entitled “A Linch Pin Droid” has already sold out at Mondo, but apparently Kevin will be selling a few signed and numbered edition, so keep checking his blog if you’re interested.

As if the immense creative and technical skills that go into Kevin’s work weren’t already obvious, Kevin produced a “making of” video documenting the 3 month process that took the poster from concept to print. We’ve included the video after the jump. Prepare to have your mind blown and/or feel terrible about your own illustration skills.

Read More • 1 Footnote • Posted by: Justin • 12/02/2010 •

Kate Bingaman Burt: Mixtape Poster

Speaking of my friend Kate, her raaad Mixtape poster is up for sale on etsy!
Screen printed Edition of 25

Read More • 2 Footnotes • Posted by: Will • 03/03/2010 •

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