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Stanley Donwood is probably best known for his close association with Radiohead, having created all their album and poster artwork since 1994. Donwood’s most recent exhibition, London Views, is a series of fourteen woodcut-style prints of various London landmarks being destroyed by fire and flood. These prints are also used as the cover and insert art for Thom Yorke’s solo album, The Eraser.
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Sorry, tulen tänne “häiriköimään”.. ;) Laitoin sulle sähköpostia, ajattelin vaan ilmottaa koska olen huomannut että sähköpostieni perillemeno kestää joskus useita päiviä.. =/ Ihan vaan ettet ihmettele jos kestää.. Tosin, mailini sisältö on lähinnä se, että onnistuin vahingossa poistamaan sinulta tulleen sähköpostin roskapostien mukana.. =/ Mahtaako sulla olla vielä kopiota siitä..?
Eihän tämä ole häiriöksi millään muotoa. Laitoin sulle juuri kopsukan matkaan. :)
pretty! i want to buy art and prints and things but alas, no money. i love your blog!
Thanks for leaving a comment! I love contemporary art and I try to save some money in order to buy a piece or two. Currently I’m very much into prints and photography but I wouldn’t mind purchasing a piece of oil on canvas if a perfect one turns up.
That’s so cool! I went to the site and really like the Gold St. Pauls and the Pacific Coast.
That image is wonderful. I’m always impressed by people who make woodblock prints, its a difficult medium; I can’t really wrap my mind around carving out the reverse of what I want to see!
Bigglassesgirl: And did you visit Donwood’s Library? Pretty weird stuff, huh?!
The Clothes Horse: Tell me about it! I once had a chance to make a woodcut print and it was pretty damn hard.