2nd block in the March of the Druggernaughts series: The Opium Abomination. Work in progress shot. I fucking can’t wait to carve this beast.
Taking out nagas with ease. Krishna is the hindu hero my little bro is named after.
(Source: thejeweledotter, via willlaren)
Did we mention we’re bringing totes to @craftybastards too? #pleasefuckingtotes
Just finished screenprinting the Girls Rock NC Rally posters. The show is October 4th @ Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro.
Paying Homage to the Print Gods: Printing Relief at Supergraphic
Chillin like a villain in the super g studio.
The elevation of the working class to art subject was championed by artists such as Courbet and Millet and started a whole new trend. My delicate sensibilities sure are shocked!
Ferdinand Roybet (French, 1840‑1920)
The Haymakers, 1865
Etching
The Baltimore Museum of Art: Garrett Collection, BMA 1946.112.4410
It’s always curious when 19th century artists depict events from prior centuries.Ferdinand Roybet (French, 1840‑1920)
The Sack of Dinant (27 August 1466), published 1868
Etching
The Baltimore Museum of Art: Garrett Collection, BMA 1946.112.4412