Down the Rabbit Hole and Supermoon Owl Art Prints

We’re releasing a couple of new art prints in our Etsy Shop that were as part of two local group shows.

The first titled “Down the Rabbit Hole” was for “The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party” an Alice in Wonderland themed show at Starkweather Arts Center in Romeo, MI. It is a two color screen print, measures 12″ x 24″, and is of an edition of 40. The show is up now through May 26th, so be sure to swing by the gallery if you’re in the area.

The second print “Supermoon Owl” was for an owl themed group show, “Night Vision”, curated by Con Artist Crew in Grand Rapids, MI. It is a one color screen print, measures 16″ x 20″ and is also of an edition of 40.

Detail shots of both prints behind the cut.

Oakleaf and Acorn Hang Tags

We were asked by the Oakleaf and Acorn, a wonderful men’s clothing and accessory store based out of Braselton, Georgia to create two hang tags for their store. John, the owner wanted a design that reflected the rustic, yet high quality that all of his products possess. We came up with designs for an ax head and a bottle of whiskey. The tags are two color screen prints on chipboard. We think that the slightly worn textured of the printing combined with the natural imperfections in chipboard represents the hand made aesthetic of everything in his store.
Detail shots behind the cut.

Kira Sheker

Kira Sheker has many artistic talents, including illustration, metalsmithing, and novel writing, but my favorite is her talent for photography. Washed out, dreamlike, and sometimes blurred, she often uses vintage cameras and double exposure to achieve these effects.

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Eric Carlson

Another awesome submission, this time containing the fantastic work of Eric Carlson. Eric is an illustration and typography genius from Bozeman, Montana. He also has a sneaky, secret love for beautiful infographics, as I found out when I stumbled upon his resume. Good stuff.

More work from Eric Carlson behind the cut…

Jordan Debney

I love when we get submissions from the other end of the earth. Jordan Debney is a self-taught artist from New Zealand who sent us his illustration portfolio. He describes his drive to create as “a constant need to turn something beautiful into the form of a grotesque creature, usually a creature, which in its abnormal form, is barfing every organ”. Beautiful. If you’re an artist who would like to submit your work for a future blog post, you can email us at heyyouguys [at] perfectlaughter [dot] com.

More work from Jordan Debney behind the cut…

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