The folks over at the always amazing Pressure Printing have just released a new print by Femke Hiemstra. “Haniwa” is 8.75″ x 12.75″, embossed intalgio print on handcrafted Twinrocker paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for $150 each. The print also comes with a certificate of authenticity.
This is quite a beautiful looking print, and the art of Femke looks perfect with this type of presentation.
Get em here: Femke Hiemstra @ Pressure Printing
Pressure Printing has just released a new print, and much like all of their releases this one is exciting. The “Zembo Boy” is an intaglio on Rives Heavyweight printmaking paper with Charbonnel inks. The print size is 4.875″ x 3.375″ with a 10.125″ x 7.25″ hand cast and antiqued frame mounted under curved glass. The print is # Hand stained in ink and gouache, signed and numbered in an edition of 100 and comes with a “custom-designed, perforated, signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity”.
This one should not last long, so make sure you get over there.
Zembo Boy Print @ Pressure Printing
Pressure Printing has been a little quiet lately, but now have a new print that coincides Todd Schorr’s first museum exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art (as seen on Arrested Motion). This intaglio print is 3.75″ x 5.25″ on Rives Heavyweight printmaking paper with Charbonell inks. It is hand stained with ink and gauche, and comes framed in a resin hand-antiqued frame with curved glass. The print is signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for $395. There is also a custom designed certificate of authenticity. Once again Pressure Printing released another stunning print.
Todd Schorr @ Pressure Printing
The very first version of the website for the amazing Pressure Printing was great. But as the list of artists and grown, it was time for a change. So version 2 of Pressureprinting.com is now live.
The new site is just as classy and easy to move around, if not easier. There is now a huge timeline showing all of the prints from the various artists they have worked with. Everything about each print is right there on this timeline. I think this is a great way of showing the legacy of works, as well as making it more enjoyable. Head on over and see for yourself. The blog also shows the various design ideas that came to mind while making this new version.
