Showing posts with label Barry Blankenship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barry Blankenship. Show all posts

Friday, August 21, 2015

Barry Blankenship Alabama Shakes & Walk The Moon Posters

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Barry Blankenship has a done a couple of great looking posters for Alabama Shakes & Walk The Moon. The Alabama Shakes poster is for two shows in Tuscaloosa & Orange Beach.

The Alabama Shakes poster is an edition of 250 signed & numbered and are 3 color hand screenprinted by Barry

Barry based this poster off of the Alabama Shakes song "Hold On". Also inspired by the old Amblin movies of the 80's

Posters on sale at the shows and he will have his artist copies on sale this weekend on his site.

Barry has done like 3 posters for Walk The Moon in the last year. 
They have a song called Aquaman, but their target audience is mainly teenage girls, so why not have a school of fish in the shape of a hand that is holding a girl underwater? 

Signed & Numbered edition of 200, 4 color screenprint measuring 16x20
 

Friday, June 13, 2014

Ltd. Art Gallery Presents: DEEP PULLS A Screen Printing Art Show

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DEEP PULLS
A look into the childhood of some of the Northwest's top Screen Printers.

Opening Reception Friday, June 20th at 7pm - 11pm
On Display until July 13th, 2014

Growing up, those obscure references of pop culture become as important to us as the mainstream icons we all know so well. We revel in their uniqueness and that solidifies their presence in our memories. We truly feel connected to them as they are special…to just us.

Ltd. Art Gallery presents a new art show dedicated to these memories and Seattle’s unique screen printing scene.

Featuring the art of: Barry Blankenship, Trevor Basset, Aaron Bloom, Frida Clements, Mike Klay, and Derek Vander Griend

Official Facebook Event Page

Ltd. Art Gallery is a premier gallery destination for contemporary and pop fine art that specializes in showcasing the talents of top modern artists who draw inspiration from the many icons of pop culture.

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Mirth Mobile Jacked Print by Barry Blankenship

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Here is Barry Blankenship's print for Ltd. Art Gallery's WHOA...GNARLY! A 90's Art Show

I started doing a series I'm calling "Jacked!" last month with my 66 Jacked Batmobile, and since this Fridays show is 90's themed, why not go with the Mirth Mobile? When I was a kid I talked out the side of my mouth real awkward and my dad gave me a short lived nickname of Garth, so I've always had a soft spot for this movie. Also he had a licorice dispenser! who doesn't want one of those! -Barry

Way Jacked! Mirth Mobile
Edition of 35 signed and numbered 4 color screenprint

Friday, February 28, 2014

Barry Blankenship Print for Game of Thrones Winter is Coming Show Exclusive

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Here is the World Premiere of Barry Blankship's print titled And Now My Watch Begins for the Game of Thrones show opening Saturday at Ltd. Art Gallery, March 1st 6pm-10pm

The print has an edition of 48 that is screen printed on 16x20inch french speckletone paper (2 colors). 

Barry on the design:
I wanted to set the mood of what I imagined Jon Snow and Ghost would look like from the book, but also subtly pay homage to one of my favorite movies "Mad Max", because I think there are a lot of similar themes of baseline badassery between Max and Snow.
Acclaimed novelist George R.R. Martin, together with Ltd. Art Gallery, presents an art show inspired by his series of epic fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire. An unparalleled collection of today's top fantasy and pop artists will draw inspiration from the many characters and locations of this groundbreaking historical fantasy series to create truly unique original and limited edition artwork.

-Enjoy complimentary refreshments courtesy of Georgetown Brewery
-Live DJ with set
-A Mummer's Farce!

PRE-SALE Not in the Seattle area and don't want to miss out?

They will be doing a PRE-SALE of limited quantities for select prints from the show starting at 12:30PM PST* Friday, February 28th *PRE-SALE WILL CLOSE AT 5pm PST

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Barry Blankenship Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Seattle Poster

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Yes I know Kyary Pamyu Pamyuis is not rock, hell I had no idea who or what it was until I looked her up. Kiriko Takemura, known by her stage name Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, is a Japanese model, blogger and recording artist. Her public image is associated with Japan's kawaisa and decora culture centered in the Harajuku neighborhood of Tokyo.

But I do dig the poster Barry Blankenship did for her show in Seattle last week. Some of you may know Barry from all the work he has done for Gallery1988 and for Bottleneck Gallery. He has done a lot of work for people and done some cool gigposters too. Sometimes you can't pick your clients when someone comes calling and wants you to work for them. I'm not holding it against him that he has done stuff for chris hardwick.

I asked Barry about the design:

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu uses a lot of candy in her lyrics and her imagery, but usually juxtaposed with something really creepy. So Tried to take that idea and make the movie poster version of what I perceived her overall image and narrative to be. So I used the candy colors on a ice cream truck on a pile of cars and debri, you know obvious? (enter a real puny tagline, something like the apocalypse has a sweet tooth)

My original sketch was of the little girl figure using telekinesis to make the ice cream truck hover above her at a 2/4 degree angle, but I wasn't sure that would look cool, so I made the final more detailed cause people like it when my wrists sound like gravel.

I printed that batch of them by hand, 95, 3 colors. If it sells well I might release an art print, maybe it'll look cool on some kids wall.

The poster is a 3 color screenprint measuring 16 x 20 with a limited edition of 95 signed and numbered and only 45 artist proofs available

Buy it HERE in his store and be sure to check out his other work too.
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