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My website was just featured on a blog I was recently turned onto, Lost At E Minor. Featuring inspiring art, illustration, photography, music, fashion, film and more, it’s the cure-all if you’re seeking creative inspiration. Pop culture is always changing, Lost At E Minor is keeping step.
At the age of three Stephen Wiltshire of London was diagnosed with autism. Living within the walls of his own mind Stephen developed his love of drawing, first animals, then London buses and eventually cityscapes. Stephen, now 35, draws entire panoramic city-scapes from memory after only a 20 minute helicopter ride over the city. Stephen just finished a panorama of New York City at Pratt Institute which is just stunning.
To check out video of Stephen drawing his masterpieces and images of his amazing portfolio visit his website.
Applause for great packaging, minimalist design, and letting the product name do the heavy lifting.
As seen at Whole Foods in Berkeley, CA.
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If you find yourself in Oakland, CA, near Grand Ave., before the end of the year, take a detour to Jaujou Studio to see a selection of my photography hanging in this salon. I’m currently showing the Doors of Montreal, Vehicular Style of California and a few Brazil Graffiti shots at Jaujou. All are glossy prints mounted on quarter-inch black gator board, and available for sale.
Jaujou Studio
3351 Grand Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610-2738
I’m pleased to announce that my art will now be carried by <<Art-0-mat>>. These are retired cigarette vending machines that have been converted to vend art. There are 82 active machines in various locations throughout the U.S.
I will be supplying them with *extremely* limited-edition silk screen prints mounted onto roughly 2″ x 3″ wood blocks. No piece will be the same as they will be specially selected cross sections of some of my existing prints.
More to come once my profile appears on their website and I learn which machines will carry my work. In the interim, check out some of the very cool looking refurbished machines, and find an art-o-mat machine near you.
On Friday, August 21st I will be releasing my latest art prints. There are four posters being released, all the details are below….enjoy.
Fish Out of Water – Day & Night Editions
3-color screen print (the Day Edition features a silver metallic ink)
18″ x 24″
Printed on 100# Cougar Bright White Cover
Signed and numbered edition of 40 each
Each print individually is $45 + shipping. If you purchase both as a set the cost is $80 + shipping.
On sale at my website www.leefenvisual.com at 10am PDT
Yin-Yang – Silver Edition
4-color screen print
18″ x 18″
Printed on 105# Esse Pearlized Silver
Signed and numbered edition of 10 – $60
Yin-Yang – 1st Edition
4-color screen print
18″ x 18″
Printed on 80# Neenah Woodstock recycled
Signed and numbered edition of 40 – $45
$90 + shipping if purchased as a set
On sale at my website www.leefenvisual.com, Friday, August 21th at 10am PDT
A tortoise romping through a garden in the Berkeley hills.
Now available for purchase is The Gorge 8-7,8-09 1st Edition. You can purchase this poster either by clicking on the Buy Now button below or directly from my Store at leefenvisual.com.
Mtn. View 8-5-09 Night Edition
4 color screen print
18″ x 18″
Printed on 80# Neenah Woodstock recycled stock
Signed and numbered edition of 40
Price: $35 + $8 US Shipping ($12 International Shipping)
I am shipping posters the last week in July. Each poster will be rolled in craft paper and shipped USPS Priority Mail in a sturdy tube.
Yang Ming Line container ship leaving San Francisco Bay.
Now available for purchase is Mtn. View 8-5-09 Night Edition. The story about the illustration can be found here. You can purchase this poster either by clicking on the Buy Now button below or directly from my Store at leefenvisual.com.
Mtn. View 8-5-09 Night Edition
3 color screen print
18″ x 24″
Printed on 100# Cougar Bright White Cover
Signed and numbered edition of 85
Price: $35 + $8 US Shipping ($12 International Shipping)
I am shipping posters the last week in July. Each poster will be rolled in craft paper and shipped USPS Priority Mail in a sturdy tube.
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