We’re very pleased to now have a few prints for sale at the excellent Counter-Objects.co.uk. The shop is from the same people behind the (equally excellent) book store Counter-Print.co.uk, which is well worth a visit if you’re after rare or vintage art and design books.
We’ve designed this 70×100 poster for a new group show taking place at the Scion Gallery in Los Angeles. All the work in the show is inspired by a short sci-fi film directed by Jean-baptiste de Laubier, titled “It Was On Earth That I knew Joy” and will feature art by some great peeps, inc: DIY, Jonathan Zawada, Museum Studio, Sanghon Kim, Seb Jarnot, Akroe, Lowrider, Benbo George… and many more! It’s all curated by Sixpack, and there is more info about the project here on their site. Opens on 20th Feb – Should be a good one I think.
The poster is screenprinted in 4 special colours and we should have some available in the shop soon.
I watched A Boy and His Dog for the first time last night, mainly because it stars Don Johnson and I liked the posters. It’s set in 2024 and features Don and his telepathic dog on a quest to get laid – before getting kidnapped by some strange people who want him to impregnate their women folk – all in the wake of World War 4. It’s bonkers, and not always in a good way. Still think the posters are great though.
We’ve created this illustration for the UK poster of Mid August Lunch directed by Gianni Di Gregorio. Out in a few UK cinemas this week. It will probably pass a lot of people by, but it’s a simple, yet enjoyable movie and is probably worth a look if you get the chance.
One of the projects we’ve been working on at this years Cannes is “Socialism”, a new feature film by the legendary Jean-Luc Godard. Above are the first couple of teaser posters we’ve been designing with him.
We’ve just added loads of new prints to our shop. We have several new Giclee prints available and some very large one-off Lambda prints (including one at 4.4metres wide!).
Our good friends at Sixpack have just released two new La Boca T’shirts on their website.
There are also some limited 70×100 offset prints available, which are also featured in our current show at The Lazy Dog Gallery.
