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Shane Turner -"Psychameleon 5.1 RMX" Giveaway, by Shane Turner Art on May 20, 2015 17:31:24 GMT 1, Hey everyone. Exctied to be back and releasing a new screen-print with Graffitiprints on the 28th of May at 3pm UK time at graffitiprints.bigcartel.com

Will be doing a giveaway of one of the prints, please just like or comment on the thread to be entered into the giveaway draw.

Print is 50x70 cm on 300gsm Somerset paper, signed and numbered edition of 125 for 125£.

There will also be a variant on White Aluminum edition of 6 for 300£ with painted signatures in colored acrylics.

The print is of a painting I made entitled, "Psychameleon 5.1 Remix," for the show we had in NYC last summer. Been working on this since last year trying to perfect a new technique as these prints were made with specials ink that are typically used for Braille applications, in order to replicate the raised texture and glossiness of paint on my original canvases. We wanted to try something different technique-wise from the first Psychameleon print, to capture the vivid colors and texture. Always interesting to see new print techniques and I'm happy to say the result paid off and is definitely the nearest thing in print form to one of my acrylic originals to date.





More pics coming as soon as GP sends them my way...

Hey everyone. Exctied to be back and releasing a new screen-print with Graffitiprints on the 28th of May at 3pm UK time at graffitiprints.bigcartel.com

Will be doing a giveaway of one of the prints, please just like or comment on the thread to be entered into the giveaway draw.

Print is 50x70 cm on 300gsm Somerset paper, signed and numbered edition of 125 for 125£.

There will also be a variant on White Aluminum edition of 6 for 300£ with painted signatures in colored acrylics.

The print is of a painting I made entitled, "Psychameleon 5.1 Remix," for the show we had in NYC last summer. Been working on this since last year trying to perfect a new technique as these prints were made with specials ink that are typically used for Braille applications, in order to replicate the raised texture and glossiness of paint on my original canvases. We wanted to try something different technique-wise from the first Psychameleon print, to capture the vivid colors and texture. Always interesting to see new print techniques and I'm happy to say the result paid off and is definitely the nearest thing in print form to one of my acrylic originals to date.





More pics coming as soon as GP sends them my way...