We’re on the printeresting tumblr!!! jvgatlin abigaillucien.com jvgatlin.conSome satirical print-based pop sculpture from the print grads at UT as part of #sgci2015.
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My 3 color print came out beautifully! Thanks to all my fabric workshop print helpers!
Letterpress coaster I designed for Second State Press. So excited about this little guy!!!!
“Pink” Four-Color Silkscreen, 2013
First in a new series of prints. Each print has the product in it. So, I used pink oil moisturizer to basically make an oil stain for the first layer, then added the product to silkscreening inks for the subsequent layers.
I chose iconic black hair products for several reasons. Initially, I wanted to document everyday objects, that were specific to my experience. I have a certain nostalgia for these products because I no longer use them personally. Pushing this nostalgia, I experimented with using the products to create the prints, staining the paper with product and scent.
LOOK AT THIS BABY PLAY!
YALL WASNT READY FOR IT
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I.was.NOT.ready
Da behbehs
Awwww perfection!!!
omg this kid is like 2!
Forever reblog..
Get it baby ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️👏👏👏👏👏
I. Was. Not. Ready. 😮
I want my children to be this talented. If they can’t be, well thats okay.
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They're no Robotics + flying objects in your work; is it still Afrofuturistic?
This may sound radical to some, but I do not believe in order for the African Diaspora to make it into the future that we must look like Androids or Aliens or have the ability to fly—these are cool though. Afrofuturism utilizes science fiction elements like super powers: are we not telepathic,…
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