Audrey Kawasaki fan selected print

For the third time in as many years Audrey Kawasaki will be releasing a print selected through a poll on her Live Journal. The cool thing about how she does these releases, aside from being chosen by fans, is that anyone who wants a print will have the opportunity to purchase one. The print is available for purchase for an hour long window. However many are purchased within that time is what determines the edition size. Polls on Live Journal are restricted to those whom have an account, but Audrey said that if you leave a comment her Live Journal she will count it as a vote. In the past the prints have been priced at $100, which is very reasonable for a signed print by Audrey. The print will be made available for sale mid-January. Finally, if you have yet to see her work from her most recent show at Jonathan Levine Gallery, they can be seen here.

Starred #24

How on earth did Yee-Haw do that?? (via Ministry of Type)

Publication Fair poster (via Obsessive Consumption)

Concert poster by Ben Barry
(via Hard Feelings, a new blog from one of the guys behind OK Great)

The stamp in the upper right is genius. (via Garance Doré)

Who did this Bowerbirds poster? (via Olive Hearts)

Audrey Kawasaki‘s palette (via her livejournal)

Named after the Add Star feature in Google Reader, “Starred” is a column about things that catch my eye as I peruse the blogs I subscribe to. If you’d like to subscribe to Perfect Laughter, here’s a link to our RSS Feed.

Wacky Print Wednesday #2

Audrey Kawasaki will be releasing a new print, entitled “Saying Goodbye” on Saturday August 22 at 3pm PST in her online store. The print measures 19″ x 22″, is has and edition of 200, and retails for $200 ($480 framed.)

After a bit of a break Shepard Fairey will release a new screenprint, “Close Knit”, this Thursday, the 20th, at a random time. The print measures 18″ x 24″ will cost $50 and sales will benefit the Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation.

Jason Filipow still has some of his non representational screenprints available in his shop. These are made by pulling ink through a silkscreen without an stencil/ emulsion fixed to the screen, therefore producing unique 1/1 prints with each pass. The prints measure 18″ x 24″ and are priced at a very affordable $20.

One of my favorite artists, Sas Christian has a framed giclee on canvas entitled “Spun” available through Circus Posterus. The print itself is 8″ x 10″ and measures 12″ x 14″ framed, and costs $265.