The drawing that started it all. Part 1 of my "Objectively Rad" drawing collection, this was my first answer to the question, "What makes a drawing objectively rad?" An orangutan with a sword does.
This limited print is only 1 of 50, each one numbered and signed (by me!). It's important to note that these are Risograph Prints. A Risograph is a Japanese machine that's sort of a hybrid between a photocopier and a screen printer. It takes a digital scan of my sketchbook page, burns a stencil onto a rotating ink drum, then rolls the design onto paper one colour at a time. This process results in every print being a little different, with a slightly faded "imperfect" look that I've always loved.
Printed on 11 by 17 inch (28cm by 43cm) archive-grade paper. Shipped from Victoria, BC, Canada in a flat rigid mailer.
If you'd prefer a "perfect" print, I recommend you check out the Digital Downloads I also offer. They're high quality scan files you can print yourself at your local print shop (Staples etc.)
