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Pigbat available in many colors

June 4, 2010 in Hand-colored, Monsters, Print, Screenprint | Leave a comment

Here are several hand-colored versions of Pigbat printed at AIR in Pittsburgh. Contact Bill at cockeyedpress@earthlink.net for purchase price.

Hand colored screenprints, 2010, 48" x 38"

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#zinemachine number 5 was a huge success! Great tablers and crowd. Looking forward to number 6 on October 11th 2020. Stay tuned for registration info this summer. #zines #minicomics #diy #selfpublish #prints #zinefestival #printedmatter

The Super G Print Lab team was in action at the @chapelhillgov Festifall Thanks to @biovarg for the great poster design! @speedball_art @matthewtauch @jungle_asian_redneck @dominickrapone #screenprinting #screenprint #printmaking #poster #posterdesign

Crazy printmaking event last night @ncartmuseum Mr. Bones was featured. #skull Nonstops block printing inspired by the super talented #scottavett 3 hours straight! Thanks to @speedball_art for supplying the materials. My new Speedball #etchingpress worked like a champ. #linocut #printmaking If you took pictures of the event please post!

PIGBAT on a @officialtriumph tank. Thanks to my colleague @scott.lindroth for wanting it on his bike. Thanks to @minceysgraphics for applying the wrap. #vehiclewraps #prints #motorcyclegraphics #design #custommotorcycle #monstergraphics

New Printmaking Book

The second edition of my printmaking book (coauthored with Beth Grabowski) is now available. Its published by Laurence King, London. You can also find it on Amazon and other major online book sellers.

SPEEDBALL PRO RELIEF INK!

If you want a super reliable, very rich black ink try Speedball's SUPERGRAPHIC BLACK by Bill Fick. It's oil-based but cleans up with soap and water!

I Luv Linoleum

Where to buy linoleum

The best place to buy linoleum is Dick Blick. Choose from a variety of pre-cut sizes or by the role. Battleship Gray is best.

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