Dalston Alps

I did this CMYK screenprint as a test for David Buonaguidi. It was really to see how small I could go with the dots, in mono I can print up to 40dpi but its more difficult to work out dpi with CMYK, well in Photoshop anyway. Its pretty grainy, the bottom pic is from a section about 14cm wide, the picture area is about A2 on  B2 paper. I could perhaps go a bit smaller with the dots but this size works well and looks good, for the right artwork of course. Dave is planning a series of these and may get them printed by litho in the end, I've told him if he does I still want one for my wall..

Map gets Bigger

 

 

Printed this for Joao at A2 size some time ago, now its B1 size (100x70cm) on the same recycled paper. Have a look at his stuff here
www.laurofonte.com

Wrestling Superheroes

 

Three A1 screenprints for a fella goes by the name of Pixel.  All three colour with the black screen used for an additional varnish layer.  They would look fabulous all hanging together, I just don't think I have got the wall space. To be honest, not sure the usually very tolerant Mrs Atom would be thrilled either..

Pitfield London

A series of six prints for Pitfield London of some designs they have been putting on mugs for a little while.  These are printed on imitation gold leaf and look really good.  I believe they are bound for Selfridges.  Made me think of the Stanley Donwood series of apocalyptic London prints..

The Boy Who..

Another print from Gerry Baptist..he is getting ready for a group show of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers (Oooh) at their home The Bankside Gallery.  He had 20 sheets left over from the Sins print and wanted to use them up..I got 20 good prints for him..pretty pleased with that.

Print for Piccadelhi

 

I never thought I would see another version of that poster that would actually make me smile..but when it comes from someone who has thought of the name Piccadelhi perhaps it's not surprising. These are part of a new venture for Kerry and I hope it goes well. She was very canny with designing her prints, as you can see in the top photo I printed them 2 up and then cut in half to get two A3s. So for the run of 20 A2s she got 20 A3 of one design and 20 of another.as long as the colours are the same its very economical.

Sins of a Baptist

 

A lovely print from Gerry Baptist based on the seven deadly sins.  The circular designs are taken from a series of woodcuts he did from a felled three that was in his garden, hence the shapes. He did very well with these at the RA Summer show, and thought it would be nice to do something else with them that could be a lot more affordable.
"Many thanks for doing such a terrifically good job, in spite of the problems I gave you!"
cheers Gerry..