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For some reason around noon it was a little difficult to post additional photos of the variations on my Widespread Panic “Spring” poster.
Above you can see that the 8th color on the Copper Tortoise-shell Edition is a white to accent the eyes and teeth.
Below are two views of the Gold Foil Edition poster. Click to see these larger.
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The Green “Spring” Variant is printed on light green paper flecked with opalescent fibers.
Each one is unique. Included is a detail of the paper. Again click to see larger.
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The Copper Tortoise-shell “Spring” Variant is printed on a marble-finish copper and earth-tone paper.
Each one is unique. Included is a detail of the paper. Again click to see larger.
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Widespread Panic at the House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
March 25, 26, 27, 2010
22 x 33
Edition of 325
7 color silkscreen (metallics, glazes and rich hand-mixed colors)
Printed on archival cream paper
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WSP “Spring” Artist Proof Edition
22 x 33
Artist Proof Edition
7 color silkscreen (metallics, glazes and rich hand-mixed colors)
WSP “Spring” Gold Edition
22 x 33
Edition of 18
7 color silkscreen (metallics, glazes and rich hand-mixed colors)
Printed on brushed Gold Foil
WSP “Spring” Copper Tortoise-shell Edition
22 x 33
Edition of 10
8 color silkscreen (metallics, glazes and rich hand-mixed colors)
—- an extra color was added to highlight the eyes and teeth
Printed on Tortoise-shell paper highlighted with Copper Metallic Accents
WSP “Spring” Green Edition
22 x 33
Edition of 10
7 color silkscreen (metallics, glazes and rich hand-mixed colors)
Printed on Light Green paper flecked with opalescent fibers
Here’s a preview of my Widespread Panic Poster for their three shows at the House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC on March 25, 26, 27, 2010.
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I made this poster as a companion piece to the Widespread Panic Milwaukee poster from last November.
My poster for Widespread Panic in November was primarily done in orange / red / yellow or Autumn colors.
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This companion is in greens and light greens and green tinted gold evocative of Spring. The layered
explosion forms burst out of the background like plant-forms. I brought the background over the blue metallic
of the female figure in a very light transparent white and over her hair as a very very light ochre varnish.
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I turned this figure toward the Autumn WSP, used the same size, proportion and framing to make this a beautiful compliment to the first piece.
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Poster will be made available by Widespread Panic at the the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 25, 26, 27, 2010.
