#c-print

[miamaimania]

"VB66.141.VB" (2010) by Vanessa Beecroft

[arinewman7]

Photography by Thomas Ruff

[comorbidlyincapacitated]

Michael Eastman. Reflections. New York. 2011

Digital C-print

[minimavisibilia]

Timo Seber Inertia X – Lite 2015 C-print on acrylic glass, synthetic fiber, steel 52 x 114 × 5 cm

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Gerhard Richter

Kl. Badende (Small Bather), 1996

C-print laid on board, in artist’s chosen frame.

[fiercerthanyou]

Xing Danwen, "Duplication, Number 1," 2003 / printed 2005,

C-print,

Image: 37 h × 30 w in (94 × 76 cm),

Sheet: 38½ h × 31½ w in (98 × 80 cm)

[jadonulrich]

Lotus L. Kang Hollow II, 2020 Digital C-Print, pigmented silicone 20 1/4 × 16 × 1 in

[blueiscoool]

Ori Gersht A matter of Life and death 01

Signed on the reverse. C-print. Image: 129 by 183 cm. 50¾ by 72 in. Frame: 133 by 187 cm. 52⅜ by 73⅝ in. Executed in 2016, this work is number 2 of 2 artist's proofs from an edition of 6, plus 2 artist's proofs.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"CAN YOU RECALL THE FIRST MOMENT YOU WERE STRUCK BY A SCENE IN CINEMA...?"

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1536x1536 -- Spotlight on a chromogenic print titled "Popcorn" or "3-D," artwork/photography by Miles Aldridge, c. 2010.

PIC #2: Criterion box art to the 1946-'47 1946 British fantasy-romance film set during the backdrop of World War II, "A Matter of Life and Death"," directed by Powell and Pressburger, released in 2018 as Spine #939 by the Criterion Collection. Cover art/box art by Laura Smith.

DESIGN BOOM: "Can you recall the first moment you were struck by a scene in cinema, and what impact that had on you at the time?"

MILES ALDRIDGE: "This might be the scene in  "A Matter of Life and Death" by Powell and Pressburger, where the protagonists ascend a staircase to heaven. The film is shot in incredible Technicolor, but all the scenes in heaven are in black and white. For some reason it has stayed with me since I first saw it on television aged 10."

-- DESIGN BOOM, "Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn: Miles Aldridge on His Cinematic and Chromatic Tableaus"

Sources: www.designboom.com/art/virgin-mary-supermarkets-popcorn-miles-aldridge-cinematic-chromatic-tableaus-05-10-2021 & Interview Magazine.

[psikonauti]

M. C. Escher (Dutch,1898-1972)

Puddle, 1952

Woodcut in colors on thin laid Japon paper

[viviseconds]

Steven Shearer Guys, 2006-7 digital C-print 235.6 x 180.3 cm

[theresa-draws]

she tried to reach out to him, but he was no longer there

[mauvearts]

@melestasflight set it up and i shall follow through Fingon and his hunting companion

[tomoleary]

M. C. Escher (1898-1972) “Other Worlds“ (1947) Source

[donsdailydiary]

Linocut is done! Here's a test print I did on paper, really happy with the results. Soon to be a patch, when I start producing them I'll probably do a test sale just to see how much demand they'd have. The patches will be around $3 a piece, but that may fluctuate idk

Edit: Finished with the first test patches! Check it out!

[your-unfriendlyghost]

My copy of the @stay-gold-zine arrived today! It’s really nice, and well done- had a great time flipping through it!

Anyhow, now that it’s out, I’m like 97% sure I can show y’all my work for it :))

it’s a little underrated scene from the movie that I always liked- it fleshed out their world/dynamics just a little more, yk? Nothing groundbreaking, but a small moment that stuck with me for no real reason. Felt like the sorta interaction I’d have with my buddies, that sorta deal, I guess.

+ the top pic on its own b/c i was pretty pleased w/ it at the time (I still am, just less thrilled since the novelty’s long worn off lol)