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Hi! I print locally here in Australia, so I don’t think I’d be much help! But you should google independent screen printing factories in your city or ask around. I ordered stock from the website Wordans (pretty cheap!), and then got them printed separately. Hope that helps!
Stock all arrived and ready to be shipped ASAP! Still 14 left for sale over here: Etsy.com/people/youngearlgrey
goneoffdro replied to your photo: A piece I just finished up for the awesome and…
how can i get one…
Hey dude! :)
I’ve got my commission prices up over here - http://youngearlgrey.tumblr.com/commissionprices
Take a look and send me through an email at youngearlgrey@gmail.com with your ideas!
sailorfailures replied to your post: would if be possible for you to make darker iphone cases with more of your art work? oh and what is the difference between the deflector case and the capsule?
Re: cases, one (I think capsule) has 2 pieces to partially protect the front; other is 1 piece, only covers back & comes level with phone screen.
Aaaah there we go! I have literally no idea with these things. I’m just sittin’ here with my ancient iphone 3G with a cracked case I bought for five dollars at the market haha!
A piece I just finished up for the awesome and talented OBEE! Very sweet guy, I had a lot of fun creating this for him.
21 Nov 2012 @ 06:50PM /
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AnonymousDarker as in with darker coloured backgrounds? Like the Pleasure Principle one? I can definitely put more of my darker artwork onto the cases if anybody is interested! Let me know which ones you’d like to see and I can put them on up!
To be honest, I’m not sure about the difference….does anybody else know?
Hey guys,
Just a few updates:
#4 In A Series Of Four Works (Others here: 1 2 3)
Quick note: Please please PLEASE don’t repost. These are extremely personal works to me, and were part of my final marking in my art degree. By all means share the link around, but please don’t remove my signature. Thank you! :)
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I developed these pieces from something that’s interested me for years - places that are stuck in a timeframe that is familiar to what I grew up with. The photos were taken in Double Bay, here in Sydney and although I didn’t grow up in the area, the remnants of what used to be a very stylish and hip place to hang out remind me of going out with my Mother when I was little. Double Bay is an old money suburb in the inner parts of Sydney, but in the last 20-15 years most of the residents have moved onto to other places, and the younger generations don’t hang out in the rundown cafes anymore.
My goal was to illustrate back into these photos what I thought people from the heydey of the suburbs would’ve been doing; teenagers hanging out, mums with their kids, shoppers. It was very easy to take photos with no “real life” people in them, and so drawing my own people in created sort of a balance between the emptiness of Double Bay now, and (to me) the brightness and almost film-like quality of the 80’s.
#3 In A Series Of Four Works (Others here: 1 2 4)
Quick note: Please please PLEASE don’t repost. These are extremely personal works to me, and were part of my final marking in my art degree. By all means share the link around, but please don’t remove my signature. Thank you! :)
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I developed these pieces from something that’s interested me for years - places that are stuck in a timeframe that is familiar to what I grew up with. The photos were taken in Double Bay, here in Sydney and although I didn’t grow up in the area, the remnants of what used to be a very stylish and hip place to hang out remind me of going out with my Mother when I was little. Double Bay is an old money suburb in the inner parts of Sydney, but in the last 20-15 years most of the residents have moved onto to other places, and the younger generations don’t hang out in the rundown cafes anymore.
My goal was to illustrate back into these photos what I thought people from the heydey of the suburbs would’ve been doing; teenagers hanging out, mums with their kids, shoppers. It was very easy to take photos with no “real life” people in them, and so drawing my own people in created sort of a balance between the emptiness of Double Bay now, and (to me) the brightness and almost film-like quality of the 80’s.
#2 In A Series Of Four Works (Others here: 1 3 4)
Quick note: Please please PLEASE don’t repost. These are extremely personal works to me, and were part of my final marking in my art degree. By all means share the link around, but please don’t remove my signature. Thank you! :)
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I developed these pieces from something that’s interested me for years - places that are stuck in a timeframe that is familiar to what I grew up with. The photos were taken in Double Bay, here in Sydney and although I didn’t grow up in the area, the remnants of what used to be a very stylish and hip place to hang out remind me of going out with my Mother when I was little. Double Bay is an old money suburb in the inner parts of Sydney, but in the last 20-15 years most of the residents have moved onto to other places, and the younger generations don’t hang out in the rundown cafes anymore.
My goal was to illustrate back into these photos what I thought people from the heydey of the suburbs would’ve been doing; teenagers hanging out, mums with their kids, shoppers. It was very easy to take photos with no “real life” people in them, and so drawing my own people in created sort of a balance between the emptiness of Double Bay now, and (to me) the brightness and almost film-like quality of the 80’s.
