New LUCAS BEAUFORT print through Stupid Krap

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New LUCAS BEAUFORT print through Stupid Krap

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New LUCAS BEAUFORT print through Stupid Krap

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New LUCAS BEAUFORT print through Stupid Krap, by New Wave Dave on Feb 22, 2022 1:18:43 GMT 1,

From Stupid Krap email blast:

INTRODUCING LUCAS BEAUFORT
Lucas Beaufort is French visionary artist living in a world surrounded by imaginary characters, kind but mischievous monsters, who help him build a positive image of the world and guide his everyday choices.

Blending elements of abstraction and figuration, Beaufort’s artworks feature tightly knit arrangements of interweaving, boldly-coloured shapes, merging abstract patterns with more recognisable forms that resemble human figures, animals and flowers.

His paintings often feature “Gus Gus,” Beaufort’s bird character: the bird often appears with a flower in his hand, which symbolises the artist’s philosophy of peace and tolerance, while his lack of eyes symbolise his non-judgmental attitude.

Stupid Krap are pleased to be making an exciting new silk screen available to our collectors, titled 'Blawsome'. This is our debut screen print edition with Lucas Beaufort. 7 colours hand pulled on 270gsm Mohawk Superfine Eggshell stock. Measuring 50cm x 50cm. Edition of 20 prints. Hand signed and numbered by Lucas Beaufort.

We would like to share some of the signing process with our subscribers below.

RELEASE TIMES:
Melbourne - Friday Feb 25th - 7am
Seoul / Tokyo - Friday Feb 25th - 5am
Paris - Thursday Feb 24th -9pm
London - Thursday Feb 24th - 8pm
New York - Thursday Feb 24th - 3pm
Los Angeles - Thursday Feb 24th - 12pm (midday)

Set your alarm!

stupidkrap.com/collections/prints?mc_cid=fff99f7b1f&mc_eid=1bd74494de

From Stupid Krap email blast:

INTRODUCING LUCAS BEAUFORT
Lucas Beaufort is French visionary artist living in a world surrounded by imaginary characters, kind but mischievous monsters, who help him build a positive image of the world and guide his everyday choices.

Blending elements of abstraction and figuration, Beaufort’s artworks feature tightly knit arrangements of interweaving, boldly-coloured shapes, merging abstract patterns with more recognisable forms that resemble human figures, animals and flowers.

His paintings often feature “Gus Gus,” Beaufort’s bird character: the bird often appears with a flower in his hand, which symbolises the artist’s philosophy of peace and tolerance, while his lack of eyes symbolise his non-judgmental attitude.

Stupid Krap are pleased to be making an exciting new silk screen available to our collectors, titled 'Blawsome'. This is our debut screen print edition with Lucas Beaufort. 7 colours hand pulled on 270gsm Mohawk Superfine Eggshell stock. Measuring 50cm x 50cm. Edition of 20 prints. Hand signed and numbered by Lucas Beaufort.

We would like to share some of the signing process with our subscribers below.

RELEASE TIMES:
Melbourne - Friday Feb 25th - 7am
Seoul / Tokyo - Friday Feb 25th - 5am
Paris - Thursday Feb 24th -9pm
London - Thursday Feb 24th - 8pm
New York - Thursday Feb 24th - 3pm
Los Angeles - Thursday Feb 24th - 12pm (midday)

Set your alarm!

stupidkrap.com/collections/prints?mc_cid=fff99f7b1f&mc_eid=1bd74494de

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