cut n' paste print stuffs //

sdsuprintmaking:

A book for Mary Heilmann fans / via artbook.com

And take a look at her printed images created at Crown Point Press -

laughingsquid:

LEGO Daft Punk

So excited for the release of this book!

Vitamin D2 - New Perspectives in Drawing

L-report on Flickr.

Collage (with printed collage) on rag board
13.25” x 18.5”

aloft on Flickr.

Intaglio, variable edition
2013
11” x 14”
For the Communication Breakdown print exchange, organized by The Scavengers

nypl:

We were visiting the Maps Division today and spied a book from the fantastically-named Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, published around 1837. The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (also known as SDUK) published several interesting books for the diffusion of knowledge, including one about “Vegetable Substances,” many of which you can find at the Library.

cavetocanvas:

Helen Levitt, New York, c. 1942

From the Metropolitan Museum of Art:

Helen Levitt practiced photography with a small handheld camera on the streets of New York, making tender depictions of ordinary city people, and especially children. The street was a stage for her young subjects, upon which they played games, performed improvisational dramas, and made fantastic, untutored chalk drawings such as this figure with double pupils and a hovering crown. For Levitt, graffiti and children’s drawings were present-day emblems of a pre-civilized, magical art, both spontaneous and archetypal.

c86:

First Songs for Children, c. 1950s

Artwork by Robert J. Lee

via Leif Peng