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MALLEUSDELIC BLACK FRIDAY
Ladies and gentlemen, we are ready for Black Friday!
From Friday to Monday included using the code NERO you will find all the world of Malleus that you have always wanted discounted by 30%
Plus, ordering at least one poster, you will receive a random print as a gift
We have added a new section on our website dedicated to Giclèe
A Giclée” (from the French gicleur, sprayer) is a fine art print made with a professional inkjet printer using acid free cotton rag papers and canvas. In the past months we have checked our archive, realizing how many works we have created in these almost 20 years of poster art. It seemed nice to us to give back new life and visibility to many works that are now out of stock or never printed before. We don’t do reprints of our old posters, so the use of Giclee seemed logical to us. We will continue to add and update this section with more images. You will find the first prints, open editions signed and stamped by Malleus
Moreover, a limited quantity of our Ap versions of Hatsune Miku poster and Marvel “Dark Phoenix” print will be released on Friday 27th.
JERRY JOSEPH AND THE JACKMORMONS/ AMBROSIA
This is the brand new poster we printed for our friends Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons for their 2 shows with Daniel Hutchens at Yokayo Ranch Ukiah, CA,USA.
Working on a gig poster in this period, when live music all over the Planet has almost stopped, has been such a pleasant thing.
We worked on a request to include a blond and a brunette woman and, being the show is in Ukiah California, above SF in the woods, land of wine, weed, and fire, we tried to put a few of these elements in the design.
The poster is a 4 colors handmade silkscreened print, limited edition of 103 copies.
We also worked on an Art print version called “Ambrosia”, that in the Ancient Greek mythology was the drink of the Gods.
This is a 6 colors hadmade silkscreen print in a limited edition of 60 pieces.
We used a glitter color to highlight the ambrosia in the glasses and the flames coming out of the eyes of the two women / goddess.
Both prints are on cream heavy paper.
MIGRATION
We imagined these winged women like swallows preparing to migrate to warmer places, flying to the sun one by one.
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