All Prints

'Token of Esteem' by Alastair Keady

5 colour hand-pulled screen print, one gloss and faux gold gilding.
500 x 700mm / on 290gsm Fabriano Tiepolo paper with deckled edges.
Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
These sprang from my work on wood panels, where the forms butted up against the edges of the panels. I wanted to do a companion edition, but with the composition floating within a space. I also wanted to explore the combination of relatively loose gestural lines within a tight geometric composition, with subtle tonal shifts. The combination of teal/green and gold got me thinking of the visual language of currency, and the title arrived as a play on that. The gilded form is a mixture of faux gold leaf and bronzed powder gold pigment, and has a lot of textural interest on it’s own. Intended to be float mounted in a larger frame, but can equally be trimmed to mount in a 70 x 50 cm frame.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

‘Dufrense – Blue’ by Alastair Keady

3 hand pulled inks and a faux silver gild
297 x 210mm / on 270gsm Colorplan Turquoise 
Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
“Promise me, Red. If you ever get out, find that spot. In the base of that wall, you'll find a rock that has no earthly business in a Maine hayfield. A piece of black, volcanic glass. There's something buried under it I want you to have.”

A relation of  ‘Gabion’, prompted by the incongruous rock in ‘The Shawshank Redemption’, and the treasure hidden within that wall.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

 
2 colour hand-pulled screen print.
297 x 420mm / on 300gsm on grey Fabriano Elle Erre paper. Edition of 25, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Sometimes it’s hard to know what direction to go. One time I jumped into deep dark water and suddenly forgot which way was up and which was down. Frantic underwater cartwheels couldn’t pick out the beams of light. Sometimes it’s like that.
Hand lettering was traced from collage, textures run through photocopiers and grids made with cut up math paper.
 
About the Artist
Karen began screen printing many years ago in order to make merchandise for her bands, leading her to work as a print studio technician, commercial printer and tutor alongside her visual arts practice.

Karen has been exhibiting since 2012 in group and solo contexts. Her most recent solo
exhibitions were Loose on the Streets in The Darkroom, September 2022, Scurrying Things, Kenilworth Ln Studios, April 2022, and Fragments, Damn Fine Print, February 2020.

Karen is a multidisciplinary artist working across fine art print, moving image, audio and installation. Karen is currently completing an artist residency Future Labs with DAS Belfast and has recently completed a residency at The Darkroom, D7. Karen is a current recipient of the Arts Council Bursary and a previous recipient of the Arts Council Agility Award.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
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'Umbrellas on O'Connell Street' by Stéphanie Cheron Cielecki

4 colour, 6 layers hand-pulled screen print.

320 x 450mm / on 300gsm Munken Pure Rough paper.
Edition of 20, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Stéphanie is a French native who has lived in Ireland since 2016. She moved to Dublin in 2018 from the Wild Atlantic Way to be in a city surrounded by artists pursuing their dreams. Stéphanie is passionate about the intense contrasts she has witnessed in the Irish landscape. 'Dublin' is the third series of screen prints produced at Damn Fine Print in Stoneybatter, Dublin. The Printmaker and Illustrator wishes to share the beauty of our world through minimal composition and vivid colours. This illustration was inspired by her daily life. O'Connell Street is a meeting point, the centre of this busy and noisy city, where tourists and locals regularly cross paths and umbrellas keep flying. This hand-craft print medium is an opportunity to highlight the details of the original artwork made by collages and to stay true to the dynamics, feelings and energy of the actual scene.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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'Poolbeg' by Stéphanie Cheron Cielecki

4 colour, three layered hand-pulled screen print.

297 x 420mm / on 300gsm Munken Polar paper.
Edition of 40, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Stéphanie is a French native who has lived in Ireland since 2016. She moved to Dublin in 2018 from the Wild Atlantic Way to be in a city surrounded by artists pursuing their dreams. Stéphanie is passionate about the intense contrasts she has witnessed in the Irish landscape. 'Dublin' is the third series of screen prints completed at Damn Fine Print in Stoneybatter, Dublin. The Printmaker and Illustrator wishes to share the beauty of our world through minimal composition and vivid colours. This illustration was inspired by her Sundays spent walking near Poolbeg, an iconic Dublin location. To join her local friends swimming in the South of the Capital in all weathers. This hand-craft print medium is an opportunity to highlight the details of the original artwork made by collages and to stay true to the dynamics, feelings and energy of the actual scene.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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‘AI Tree #2’
297 x 420mm
5 hand pulled inks on 300gsm Toscana Soft White paper.
Edition of 25
Numbered and signed by the artist

About the Piece
These are the result of describing a pictorial scenario to an AI image generator, and then taking the partially rendered, and consequently soft, image into the analogue process of hand screen print. The luminous RGB gamut is translated into fluoro inks, and the image manipulated to best suit screen print reproduction. Rather than being a readymade, it’s a not-readymade. The trees don’t exist – they’re from the ‘imagination’ of the code – but imaginings that have not been allowed fully formulate. The challenge of taking soft elements into a medium generally known for it’s hard-edged capabilities also appeal to my contrary nature.

"Note that there’s a subtle squeegee mark above and slightly left of the tree (see attached pic). It’s not particularly noticeable, and a consequence of the imperfect nature of hand screen printing. If, however, it’s going to be problematic for you, don’t buy the piece – you’ve been fore-warned."

The prints cover an area 260 x 260mm, and are on A3 paper, but if you prefer them cut down to 420 x 420mm for mounting, just let me know in your order notes, and I’ll do so. Alternatively you can cut them down yourself!

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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'Causal Nexus II' by Alastair Keady

3 colour hand-pulled screen print, with gilded embellishments.
400 x 280 mm / on 300gsm Kraft Board paper. Edition of 20, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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'Hold Tight' 

A one-colour hand-pulled screen print from the Damn Fine Print studio.
500 x 700mm / on 300gsm Munken Pure paper. Edition of 40, numbered and stamped by the studio.

About the Piece
This print is part of our new Damn Editions range, an in-house exploration of street culture and contemporary art. A shout-out for whenever you need it, printed in four different colour ways on paper stock that will blow your socks off. 

Nuclear Acid, Pastel Heart Attack, Metallic Gold and Munken White. Each print in the collection is an edition of 40, they can be bought individually but also work great as a set.

Conceived as a studio response to the chatter and catchphrases of modern life, they use brash, confident palettes to create a bold statement piece that plays with type, language and colour.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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'Niamh' by Sinéad Killoran

590 x 590mm / on 300gsm black paper.

Edition of 4, featuring 1 limited variable, signed and numbered by the artist. 

 
About the Piece
‘Niamh’ is a more refined, stylised and considered print opposed to Sinead’s usually freehanded approach. However, her textured, abstract style is definitely still present. The pieces come as a response to Sinéad’s recent move from Dublin to London. “I’m a combination of excited and nervous. This edition is an expression of home, family and friends, featuring Irish motifs of silver and copper leaf and a colour grid that is reminiscent of my home and of our history"

About the Artist
Sinéad Killoran is a Dublin based artist who mainly works though the medium of screen, she uses escapism in her art through energetic mark-making, exploring textures and patterns. Sinead is very experimental with her prints often seen using lots of layers mixing monoprinting with digital imagery and hand embellishments, she creates free yet considered work.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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'Drop’ by Alastair Keady

1400 x 1010mm screen monoprint diptych. Four and five layers respectively, on 290gsm Sirio Arancio and 250gsm black papers. Hand cut paper stencils used as masks for the monoprinted sections. Orange, black, burned orange, rust, neutral grey, and gold. Edition of three unique pieces.

About the Piece
Following on from the formal studies of conjoining square and circular motifs in the ‘Module’ pieces. This piece is looser, more painterly, and has a defined compositional arrangement. It’s also considerably larger! The process is resolutely exploratory, somewhere in the crossover of print/painting/collage, embraces the consequent accidents and inconsistencies of the handmade, and allows a generous scale that brings the interplay of colour and tone to the fore.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

‘Allsort’ by Alastair Keady (Black and White)

2 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 300gsm Ancona 21 paper. Edition of 14, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Piece
One of nine Allsorts editions. Bertie Bassett meets Kenneth Noland. There’s an often-overlooked, but interesting compositional and colour structure in confectionary. These pieces offer an opportunity to present a reductive contemplation on those structures. flat matt colours on uncoated stock, with liquorice elements printed in a semi-gloss sheen black ink.

Bonus
If you buy three or more Allsorts prints, you’ll get a bonus set of offset-litho printed A6 postcards, which incorporate all nine of Alastair's Allsorts compositions.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'The Canal' by Izzy Rose Grange (Green)

2-colour hand-pulled screen print
500 x 500mm  on 270gsm Colorplan Racing Green paper.

Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Izzy Rose Grange is a Dublin based artist and printmaker. She holds a BA in Fine Art Printmaking from the National College of Art and Design, Dublin, and has been creating work experimenting with integration and interaction with the sea for a number of years. Her work mainly consists of dynamic compositions which create parity between shifting geometric structures and photographic representations of the sea. This work explores tension and emotion, and plays on the calm yet powerful presence of nature.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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'The Canal' by Izzy Rose Grange

2-colour hand-pulled screen print
500 x 500mm  on 270gsm Black paper.

Edition of 9, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Izzy Rose Grange is a Dublin based artist and printmaker. She holds a BA in Fine Art Printmaking from the National College of Art and Design, Dublin, and has been creating work experimenting with integration and interaction with the sea for a number of years. Her work mainly consists of dynamic compositions which create parity between shifting geometric structures and photographic representations of the sea. This work explores tension and emotion, and plays on the calm yet powerful presence of nature.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
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‘Square Mantel’ by Alastair Keady
420 x 594mm
4 inks, on 330gsm G.F Smith Naturalis paper
Edition of 9

About the Project
A companion piece to the ‘Dresser’ prints, this is a bolder composition, leaning heavily on the implied level surface (Mantel) at the base of the chaotic main square. The square compositional motif is accentuated by ‘outlining’ the orange square with a metallic grey ‘sprayed’ square. “It’s like, how much more square could this be? And the answer is none; none more square.” Note – there’s variation in the black strokes on the prints – the top left hand corner stroke end has less or more ink from print to print.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

‘Droids Chatter’
297 x 420mm
6 inks, one burnished with gold powder pigment on 330gsm Naturalis paper
Edition of 10

About the Project
C3PO and R2D2 are back, this time engaged in some sort of heated, orange, conversation.

C3PO is burnished in gold powder, and there’s a bit of a pile-up of droid limbs etc, making for a very dense sketched piece. Original droids illustration, from memory, by James, aged 6.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

‘Dresser – blue’
420 x 594mm
4 inks, one gilded in silver leaf, on 330gsm G.F Smith Naturalis paper
Edition of 18

About the Project
Continuing on with studies around square and circular forms, this piece is inspired by the Irish Country Dresser. Dressers were/are not only the home, and stage, for display crockery, but sometimes for chickens or other fowl, in the cosy base of the dresser, with straw bedding. The idea of compartmentalised modular elements, strange bedfellows, and preciousness led to this composition.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'All The Things' by Alastair Keady

3 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 330gsm G.F Smith Naturalis paper.
Edition of 18, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Companion piece to the A3 prints. ‘Vessel I’ and ‘Vessel II’. Derived from studies of intersecting geometric forms on a rigid grid, but rendered in a loose and intentionally imprecise fashion.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Vessel II' by Alastair Keady

3 colour hand-pulled screen print.
297 x 420mm / on 185gsm Canson dark grey paper.
Edition of 21, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Derived from studies of intersecting geometric forms on a rigid grid, but rendered in a loose and intentionally imprecise fashion. Originally intended as a screen-print/Riso combination print (and the registration drift inherent in that process), but the colour layering that emerged from the design ruled that out – so screen print it is! The title refers to the implied vessels on tiered surfaces.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Vessel I' by Alastair Keady

3 colour hand-pulled screen print.
297 x 420mm / on 185gsm Canson dark grey paper.
Edition of 25, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Derived from studies of intersecting geometric forms on a rigid grid, but rendered in a loose and intentionally imprecise fashion. Originally intended as a screen-print/Riso combination print (and the registration drift inherent in that process), but the colour layering that emerged from the design ruled that out – so screen print it is! The title refers to the implied vessels on tiered surfaces.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Frames are available for collection only. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier in Ireland and An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Dawn' by Izzy Rose Grange

4 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 270gsm Recycled Black Card. Edition of 22, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Our group collection 'Dawn' was put together at during the latter stages of 2020, calling on our Damn Fine Print members, to each respond to the theme of "Dawn" through their respective approaches to printmaking.

About the Artist
Izzy Rose Grange is a Dublin based artist and printmaker. She holds a BA in Fine Art Printmaking from the National College of Art and Design, Dublin, and has been creating work experimenting with integration and interaction with the sea for a number of years. Her work mainly consists of dynamic compositions which create parity between shifting geometric structures and photographic representations of the sea. This work explores tension and emotion, and plays on the calm yet powerful presence of nature.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Down - Pink' by Alastair Keady

3 colour hand-pulled screen print with gilding.
420 x 594mm / on Colorplan Fuchsia Pink paper. Edition of 5, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Our group collection 'Dawn' was put together at during the latter stages of 2020, calling on our Damn Fine Print members, to each respond to the theme of "Dawn" through their respective approaches to printmaking.

About the Artist
Alastair is a graphic design graduate of NCAD and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked as a designer, and design educator, for far too long to dwell on. Interested in process and materiality in printmaking, he’s previously worked in letterpress, but returned to screen printing in 2017.

Often found devising an image-making technique, and then discovering ways to undermine, abuse, and subvert it. Loves a happy accident. Disinterested in rigorous adherence to consistency in a world of perfect reproduction. Which is convenient. Also a noted pedant. 

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Mikado (II)' by Maria Atanackovic

5 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 300 gsm Munken Pure paper. Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Maria Atanackovic, also known as Maluda, is a Dublin-based artist and designer with a background in printed textiles. She utilizes colour, shape and movement to explore ideas relating to space, harmony and belonging. Creating a kind of ordered chaos, Maria's abstract work investigates how shapes can interact with each other becoming alternate forms.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent by courier in Ireland and internationally via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Mikado (I)' by Maria Atanackovic

5 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 300 gsm Munken Pure paper. Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Maria Atanackovic, also known as Maluda, is a Dublin-based artist and designer with a background in printed textiles. She utilizes colour, shape and movement to explore ideas relating to space, harmony and belonging. Creating a kind of ordered chaos, Maria's abstract work investigates how shapes can interact with each other becoming alternate forms.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent by courier in Ireland and internationally via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Embrace' by Maria Atanackovic

5 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 300 gsm Munken Pure paper. Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Maria Atanackovic, also known as Maluda, is a Dublin-based artist and designer with a background in printed textiles. She utilizes colour, shape and movement to explore ideas relating to space, harmony and belonging. Creating a kind of ordered chaos, Maria's abstract work investigates how shapes can interact with each other becoming alternate forms.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent by courier in ireland and internationally via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Vessel' by Maria Atanackovic

5 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 300 gsm Munken Pure paper. Edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Artist
Maria Atanackovic, also known as Maluda, is a Dublin-based artist and designer with a background in printed textiles. She utilizes colour, shape and movement to explore ideas relating to space, harmony and belonging. Creating a kind of ordered chaos, Maria's abstract work investigates how shapes can interact with each other becoming alternate forms.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Crisscross' by Niall de Buitleaer

2 colour hand-pulled screen print
500 x 500mm / on 300gsm Somerset Velvet paper. Edition of 30, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Damn Fine Print proudly presents a new collaboration with leading Irish contemporary artist Niall de Buitléar.

The work comprises three abstract screenprints, created in de Buitléar’s unique style through an intricate combination of hand drawing and print.

While at first glance these works are mesmerisingly simple, further inspection reveals a complexity and intricate detail that has become a calling card of de Buitléar’s creations.

Describing his process, the artist tells us: “My work involves the ongoing development of an abstract vocabulary through the layering and repetition of simple forms into more complex structures. 

“Drawing is central to my work and is the basis for the development of each piece. I am interested in how ideas that begin with drawing can flow into other media and how one drawing can be interpreted differently in multiple media, in both two and three dimensions. 

“In my two-dimensional work repeated lines create a sense of rhythm and movement, in a sculpture those same lines become the cut edges of stacked materials creating three-dimensional structures.”

All three prints are designed in such a way that they can be framed and hung as a collection or as individual pieces.

About the Artist
Niall de Buitléar was born in 1983 in Dublin and graduated from the Dublin Institute of Technology with a BA in Fine Art in 2006 and a postgraduate diploma in Creative Digital Media in 2014. Solo exhibitions of his work have been held at the RHA, Dublin; Pallas Projects, Dublin; the Wexford Arts Centre; 126, Galway; and twice at the The Lab, Dublin. He has participated in two-person exhibitions at the Wexford Arts Centre and Queen Street Studios, Belfast.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Crossover' by Niall de Buitleaer

2 colour hand-pulled screen print
500 x 500mm / on 300gsm Somerset Velvet paper. Edition of 30, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Damn Fine Print proudly presents a new collaboration with leading Irish contemporary artist Niall de Buitléar.

The work comprises three abstract screenprints, created in de Buitléar’s unique style through an intricate combination of hand drawing and print.

While at first glance these works are mesmerisingly simple, further inspection reveals a complexity and intricate detail that has become a calling card of de Buitléar’s creations.

Describing his process, the artist tells us: “My work involves the ongoing development of an abstract vocabulary through the layering and repetition of simple forms into more complex structures. 

“Drawing is central to my work and is the basis for the development of each piece. I am interested in how ideas that begin with drawing can flow into other media and how one drawing can be interpreted differently in multiple media, in both two and three dimensions. 

“In my two-dimensional work repeated lines create a sense of rhythm and movement, in a sculpture those same lines become the cut edges of stacked materials creating three-dimensional structures.”

All three prints are designed in such a way that they can be framed and hung as a collection or as individual pieces.

About the Artist
Niall de Buitléar was born in 1983 in Dublin and graduated from the Dublin Institute of Technology with a BA in Fine Art in 2006 and a postgraduate diploma in Creative Digital Media in 2014. Solo exhibitions of his work have been held at the RHA, Dublin; Pallas Projects, Dublin; the Wexford Arts Centre; 126, Galway; and twice at the The Lab, Dublin. He has participated in two-person exhibitions at the Wexford Arts Centre and Queen Street Studios, Belfast.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Arches' by Niall de Buitleaer

3 colour hand-pulled screen print
500 x 500mm / on 300gsm Somerset Velvet paper. Edition of 30, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Damn Fine Print proudly presents a new collaboration with leading Irish contemporary artist Niall de Buitléar.

The work comprises three abstract screenprints, created in de Buitléar’s unique style through an intricate combination of hand drawing and print.

While at first glance these works are mesmerisingly simple, further inspection reveals a complexity and intricate detail that has become a calling card of de Buitléar’s creations.

Describing his process, the artist tells us: “My work involves the ongoing development of an abstract vocabulary through the layering and repetition of simple forms into more complex structures. 

“Drawing is central to my work and is the basis for the development of each piece. I am interested in how ideas that begin with drawing can flow into other media and how one drawing can be interpreted differently in multiple media, in both two and three dimensions. 

“In my two-dimensional work repeated lines create a sense of rhythm and movement, in a sculpture those same lines become the cut edges of stacked materials creating three-dimensional structures.”

All three prints are designed in such a way that they can be framed and hung as a collection or as individual pieces.

About the Artist
Niall de Buitléar was born in 1983 in Dublin and graduated from the Dublin Institute of Technology with a BA in Fine Art in 2006 and a postgraduate diploma in Creative Digital Media in 2014. Solo exhibitions of his work have been held at the RHA, Dublin; Pallas Projects, Dublin; the Wexford Arts Centre; 126, Galway; and twice at the The Lab, Dublin. He has participated in two-person exhibitions at the Wexford Arts Centre and Queen Street Studios, Belfast.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Mind Each Other' by Fuchsia Macaree

Four-colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 350gsm Colorplan Racing Green paper. Edition of 100, signed and numbered by the artist.

About the Project
Made as a response to the protests and conversations about race taking place around the world, this print encourages us to take a moment to check in with and support each other. If we put our collective energy into educating ourselves, examining our own behaviour, having difficult conversations with each other and donating funds, we can help at least a little bit. 50% of profits will go to the Irish Refugee Council, who support people in the asylum process and people who have been granted refugee status in Ireland.

About the Artist
Fuchsia is an illustrator interested in human interaction and capturing small moments, who enjoys working with solid blocks of colour and simple shapes. Her soft, bold illustrative style translates beautifully to screen printing, and we have been delighted to collaborate with Fuchsia on a number of projects.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes. Bespoke framing is also available.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

'Climbing the Walls - Part i' by Neil Dunne

6 colour hand-pulled screen print.
500 x 650mm / on 300gsm Munken Lynx rough paper. Edition of 20, signed and numbered by artist.

About the piece.
Neil Dunne’s response to lockdown and the Covid 19 pandemic featuring his unique style, colours and distinctive urban aesthetic to examine his current situation. His usual inspiration of a busy city landscape is gone and he's left to pick apart, make fun of and even find joy in feelings of containment and imposed isolation.

The series, Climbing The Walls, draws influence from the built environment and the ghosts of imagined city spaces to leave an exciting visual complex for the audience that proudly looks outwards and upwards during a time of cocooning and lockdown. 

About the Artist
Neil Dunne's work engages with issues related to the built environment and personal experience. Employing a diverse range of mediums and aesthetic strategies – including drawing, painting and printmaking – his examination of the cultural and social setting found within the urban landscape portray a sense of stasis -  capturing the fragility of a moment. Neil works with a concept of print in mind, utilising his skills in silkscreen printing and takes advantage of an expanded print practice.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

This print was made as part of our 2018 end of year show Damn Fam: A celebration of people, process and practice.

4 colour hand-pulled screenprint

36mm x 46mm / on 300gsm Somerset Cotton rag

Edition of 20

Signed and number by artist

This poster is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube.
Please note colours may vary between computer screens. 

About the print
His work here, entitled ‘MARE’,  is a four-colour silkscreen on 300gsm Somerset paper inspired by equestrian painter George Stubbs’ beautiful ‘Whistlejacket’ painting.

Dunne takes the original image and drags it through a heavy process of disintegration and editing. The print explores a Dublin identity, the original subject matter is enveloped within the context of contemporary socio-political issues. The horse itself, a statement of beauty and nature, has a distinctly Dublin setting subverting the original painting and its context.

About the artist

Dunne's work highlights the significance of the artistic process by representing cultural and social ideologies. Much of his work is realised through canvas and there is a focus on the silkscreen medium. The exploration of identity through his creative process is a central theme to his practice, highlighting a distinct Dublin rhetoric. His work appears in various collections including the OPW, UCD, The Devlin, HKOP and some private collector.
Dunne graduated with an MFA from the National College of Art and Design. He works from Pallas Projects and Damn Fine Print and is based in Dublin, Ireland.

Instagram: @neildavidjames

50X70cm one-colour hand-pulled screen print on 460gsm Sirio Ultra Black paper. Edition of 20. Frame sold separately, available in-store.

Welcome was the first solo exhibition of work by illustrator and printmaker Conor Nolan. The show is a celebration of the everyday, taking an illustrative approach to documenting some of the people and parts of Dublin that have stood out to Conor over this time.

“If I had to describe Nolan’s work to someone without any images at hand, I’d say it had the whimsy and heart of Quentin Blake, with the graphic and colour sensibilities of Saul Bass and Corita Kent, somehow managing that magic trick of being calming and vibrant at the same time. The artworks walk a tightrope between the past and the present, telling the small stories of life in Dublin through Nolan’s eyes.” Leonie Connellan, for Headstuff.

50X70cm one-colour hand-pulled screen print on 460gsm Sirio Ultra Black paper. Edition of 10. Frame sold separately, available in-store.

Hand Pulled Screenprint

Edition size: 40

Size: A2 420 x 594 mm

Signed

(Screenprints will be packaged in a sturdy postal tube)

'Nocturnal Statues'  features as part of our 'Dancing In the Moonlight' collection - a celebration of all that is weird and wonderful about Dublin by night. 

Each print is screenprinted by hand in two colours on 300gsm off white stock, with a cheeky extra layer of glow-in-the-dark ink that only comes out at night and limited to 40 editions
 

About the artist:

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