Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts

26 September 2012

Footy finals fever with 'The Mark' by Beth Croce









































It's Footy finals time and what better way to celebrate than with "The Mark" a hand inked intaglio print by Beth Croce
$240 unframed.
Available in-store or online

25 May 2012

Sea Dragon etching by Andrew V Weatherill

















Sea Dragon limited edition etching with aquatint by Andrew v Weatherill
$115 unframed/$170 framed
Available in-store or online

30 March 2012

Sweet tweet by @vogueliving

The Mark by Beth Croce

Even though my team missed out on winning the game last night, I can still celebrate with 'The Mark' by Beth Croce.

'The Mark' is an exploration of the physicality that underlies the sport of Australian Rules Football. “As an outsider to the sport, the mark made off the back of a friend or a foe strikes me as the pinnacle of this athleticism and a point of drama in the game. A pause, an opportunity for change. Both players contributing to this challenge to the laws of physics"









































"The Mark' is a hand inked intaglio print with an image size of 15cm W x 22cm H and a frame size of 32cm W x 42cm H.

It's available online for $240 unframed and $330 framed.

24 March 2012

Beach Collection by Andrew V Weatherill



















"Beach Collection" limited edition etching with chin collé by Andrew V Weatherill
$245 framed or $200 unframed
Available online

23 February 2012

New stock from Andrew V Weatherill








 








Beach Collection
2011 etching with chin collé, edition of six.
$245 framed
$200 unframed

Available online.


 







































Melbourne Raven
2011 lithograph, edition of eight unique states
$245 framed
$200 unframed

Available online.








 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Melbourne Raven II
2011 lithograph, edition of eight unique states
$245 framed
$200 unframed
Available online.



25 January 2012

Captain Rook print by Andrew V Weatherill










































Woodcut and digital print on fine art paper.
Image – 20cm W x 28cm H    Frame – 33cm W x 44cm H
$185 GST incl framed
The investigation of traditional and contemporary subject matter and printmaking techniques is part of the artists ongoing investigation into the impact European colonization has had on Australia and its inhabitants.

Available online.

21 January 2012

The Mark by Beth Croce










































Hand inked intaglio print
Image – 15cm W x 22cm H   frame – 32cm W x 42cm H
$330 GST incl framed/$240 GST incl unframed
'The Mark' is an exploration of the physicality that underlies the sport of Australian Rules Football. “As an outsider to the sport, the mark made off the back of a friend or a foe strikes me as the pinnacle of this athleticism and a point of drama in the game. A pause, an opportunity for change. Both players contributing to this challenge to the laws of physics”.

Available online.

21 December 2011

Elephant & Calf limited edition print by Beth Croce



Product of the day: Elephant & Calf limited edition print by Beth Croce - $125 framed or $95 unframed
Image size: 18cm W x 12cm H
Paper size: 20.5cm W x 21cm H


Beth Croce is a Johns Hopkins (USA) trained, certified medical artist whose 18 years as a biomedical illustrator. Her limited edition prints is informed by her award-winning professional illustration work.

10 December 2011

Worm Head limited edition print by The Gently Unfurling Sneak - $130 framed











































COST
$130 framed

MATERIAL
A limited edition of 50, this print is printed with archival inks onto Hanemuehle Torchon paper

SIZE
Image: 15cm W x 20cm H
Paper: A4

ARTIST STATEMENT 
The Gently Unfurling Sneak is the work of Melbourne designer Anika Cook, who started the label as Sneak Design in 2006 to make extra cash while studying.  After finishing university I had trouble leaving my fledgling business behind, and after a brief and ill-advised bout of working in IT, I quit to ‘make stuff’ full-time.  Now featuring intricately formed artworks, The Gently Unfurling Sneak has found its place in the art-fashion-design world, and is happily far away from IT.