Urban Art Association

AJ Fosik, Shadow Projection print release via Louis Buhl, by kwatis on Aug 3, 2017 16:23:40 GMT 1,

AJ Fosik
Shadow Projection Release

$250.00

Foil Stamp & Blind Emboss on 130# Neenah Classic Crest Smooth Finish Epic Black
16” x 20” (40.64 x 50.8cm)
Edition of 150

Print releases on Thursday, August 3rd at 12 pm EST

Prints will ship after August 17th and edition numbers will be selected at random. Prints will be flat-packed in a crush-proof box to protect the three-dimensional aspects of each print.

From their Instagram posts:
On the production of this work, Fosik’s assistants shared: “The design was flat stamped with a gold metallic foil on the initial pass through the press. The next step added the embossed, three-dimensional texture using a hand sculpted brass die with fiberglass counter surface. This brass die was carved by hand using reference images to gauge the desired effect. Finally, a fiberglass counter was created based on the die. Upon passing through the press, the print was placed between the two surfaces while intense heat forced it into the desired shape.”

AJ Fosik
Shadow Projection Release

$250.00

Foil Stamp & Blind Emboss on 130# Neenah Classic Crest Smooth Finish Epic Black
16” x 20” (40.64 x 50.8cm)
Edition of 150

Print releases on Thursday, August 3rd at 12 pm EST

Prints will ship after August 17th and edition numbers will be selected at random. Prints will be flat-packed in a crush-proof box to protect the three-dimensional aspects of each print.

From their Instagram posts:
On the production of this work, Fosik’s assistants shared: “The design was flat stamped with a gold metallic foil on the initial pass through the press. The next step added the embossed, three-dimensional texture using a hand sculpted brass die with fiberglass counter surface. This brass die was carved by hand using reference images to gauge the desired effect. Finally, a fiberglass counter was created based on the die. Upon passing through the press, the print was placed between the two surfaces while intense heat forced it into the desired shape.”