We've just released our latest screen print 'It Was Never About The Destination'.











Quick story time tangent: our first ever screen print was 'It Started As A Joke', which I know a lot of forum members picked up at the time. It meant a lot to us as it was the first inkling that we could maybe make a living from this. We're now into, I think, the fourth year of being full-time, we're the 'festival artist' for Upfest this year and we're enjoying each day we get to do what we do.

However that first screen print was made by a print studio and if you've ever dealt with us, you know we like to do as much as possible ourselves. So in 2014 we began learning the ropes of screen printing and it's only very, very recently we've had the skill to print one of these 'wide prints'. We couldn't be happier with the result (but not before we had to scrap our first attempt) and hope you enjoy it too.

There are more details and photos in the store and it's priced at £95, including worldwide shipping.

But yeah, thanks to every forum member that has supported us along the way and if you have any of the prints from 'The Chaos Trilogy', you'll be pleased to hear this one is exactly the same size, paper stock, etc ; )

Think these look smart, nice palette of colours, crisp and clean.

Video of the process on vimeo:

I love these and think I'll be in the queue for one.

Recently saw the Hokusai exhibition at the British Museum. It was stunning. I'd love a 19th century Hokusai woodblck great wave print, but this looks like a fine alternative.

I really like Pahnl's work. Wanted the Fin (below)  from Upfest but had just bought a couple Add Fuel pieces so was waiting. Then this popped up and just looked too good to pass on. 

That's gorgeous. Didn't realise it was double sided.

I'd seen pictures of their work before, but it was only when I got a proper look at upfest - prints, canvases and live painting - that I realised how effective it is.

Couldn't afford to buy anything that day, I'd already blown the budget on the Xenz, so really happy to have got hold of this wave today. Thanks for the op or I'd have missed it.

That's why I keep coming back to this forum - when you cut through all the abuse and squabbling and general Internettery, there are still a lot of people who love art.

Agree really looking forward to seeing it as well. Best part about this print is it was handmade by Pahnl.

Dam you ...why did I have to see this ..now I want it ...double sided sweetness

... something from his earlier days when he produced an absolutely fantastic little animated film:



... a limited edition still/print from the film ... and something a little special ... a piece of the story board, that pahnl did especially for me ...

Just to say this likely sold, I just need to get a postage quote for the buyer.

Thanks for your PMs.

Used an old frame for now, should change the mount really but still looks okay for now.





Picked up this cheeky original of the Bay as well:





Reminded me of the chaos of travelling around Asia with my family last year. 

Nice can’t wait to get it, frame looks good.

Gib I won't be selling mine but I would recommend just reaching out to Pahnl, never hurts to try and I have been lucky enough to score directly from an artist. Good luck finding one

Thanks for your interest guys, I will keep hunting!

New Pahnl print up now: www.pahnl.co.uk/store/withtwistedsteelprint.php