Here are four of our favorite print artists of late:
We have a bit of an obsession with letterpress artwork. We've always had a penchant for print materials, and lately there have been many fantastic print artists catching our eye. The reproducible (although often limited-edition) nature of these works also tends to make them more affordable options for adding to our collection. Here are some of our favorites, of late...
1-4 Aardvark Letterpress Fine Art Editions: This letterpress studio has created a 40th Anniversary project representing the full scope of the business's history, called the Los Angeles Loteria Series.
5-8 Roll and Tumble Press available on Etsy, has a great collection of "instructional posters" that play on our fondness of fonts with the antique wood type.
9-12 Wiltinkie is a fantastic letterpress shop that offers images based off of their favorite stories from childhood. Available one-at-a-time or for half-price with a year long subscription, there are 12 great images that appeal to children and adults.
13-16 Yee-Haw Industries brings an ornery, southern flair to their works, creating great prints that hearken back to the old west and loud, cantankerous typesetting.


















Comments (4)
I usually don't like "message" posters, but the zombie warning could be a lifesaver.
I just came across this lovely print over the weekend:
http://visualingual.wordpress.com/2009/03/30/earth-print-by-jane-kim/
considering my boyfriend and i just had a discussion about a certain friend of his who is consistently rude, i think the "mind your manners" poster will be prominently displayed in my home in just a few short days....
Oh, lordy, that zombie one. Must get! Today is a friend's birthday and it would be PERFECT for him.