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Posted by RL Tillman on February 14th, 2010 | 
“States United,” xylene transfer by Gregory Beauchamp
“Valentine,” intaglio print by Mary Heilmann
 “Dreamboat,” woodcut by Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth (Tugboat Printshop)
 valentines by David Sandlin, commissioned by Printed Matter
 “Heart,” woodcut and silkscreen by Tate Foley
 “RANCHO WOODCUT HEART,” woodcut by Jim Dine
“Tears From the Heart” arcade devotional fountain by Rhonda Ratray
 “Matters of the Heart,” screenprint by Jenny Beorkrem (Ork Posters)
 “Purple Heart,” photo-etching by Julio Nazario
“Sleeping Heart,” screenprint by Timothy Karpinski
“St. Valentines,” linoleum cut by Chad Andrews
 “Your Heart is a Prism,” offset print by Peter Glantz, Becky Stark, and Jacob Ciocci
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY TO ALL OUR FRIENDS! WE LOVE YOU ALL!
Posted by RL Tillman on February 7th, 2010 | 
With just one week left until Valentine’s Day, you should get your shopping done soon! At studiocromie you can buy a set of three prints by SAM3, each of which was used to create this animation:
The black element was screenprinted, the red was hand-drawn on each print. Is 220 Euros too much to spend on that special someone?
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Posted by RL Tillman on December 23rd, 2009 | 
Does this peculiar holiday greeting from Ad Reinhardt provide a glimpse into the artist’s family life? This is one of many homemade cards from an exhibit at the Smithsonian’s Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture, some of which are featured in a Smithsonian.com slideshow.
Kay Sage, 1959
Abril Lemarque, 1930
Posted by RL Tillman on December 21st, 2009 | For the solstice, a glow in the dark screenprint by Dan McCarthy:
Winter Solstice, 2009
This edition is sold out, but other prints at the artist’s website feature beguiling wintry images too.
Posted by RL Tillman on October 31st, 2009 | Do you need a last-minute costume? Print to the rescue! I picked up this printed stocking mask at the local pharmacy for $2.99:
Scary! The only flaw is that the mask is printed on both sides, presumably to simplify the manufacturing process. So you end up with a face on the back of your head:
Also, use a mirror to align the mask with your facial features. Happy Hallowe’en!
Posted by RL Tillman on July 4th, 2009 | From Tugboat Printshop:
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
Color Woodcut Print by Paul Roden + Valerie Lueth, 2009.
I had the pleasure of seeing this beauty just last night! More on that later. Meanwhile, check out the fireworks at the Tugboat Printshop website, and some in-process views at the shop’s Flickr page.
Happy Independence Day!
Posted by RL Tillman on May 23rd, 2009 | 
For Memorial Day Weekend, an admonishment from the sketchbook of Tate Millerton.
Posted by RL Tillman on April 1st, 2009 | So you came here expecting some hilarious April Fool’s Day gag, right? WRONG! Personally, I don’t abide by such tomfoolery.
But if you like to be a complete jerk for no apparent reason, maybe you’d enjoy some family-style printable pranks!
Ha ha! Sneezes! Classic! But wait, there’s more! Boy oh boy, what a hoot!
Posted by RL Tillman on March 17th, 2009 | 
Guinntiques has a biography of John Gilroy (of the famed Guinness posters).
Raise a glass to St. Patrick, who drove the snakes from Ireland, cried green beer, and invented the potato print.
Posted by RL Tillman on February 12th, 2009 | Today would be Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday, if he hadn’t been shot by that knave Booth. ‘Twas not to be, and so we mark the occasion in black & white:
Lincoln linocut by Jose Pulido, eight dollars!
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“Dreamboat,” woodcut by Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth (Tugboat Printshop)
valentines by David Sandlin, commissioned by Printed Matter
“Matters of the Heart,” screenprint by Jenny Beorkrem (Ork Posters)
“Purple Heart,” photo-etching by Julio Nazario
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