#colorado art prints

[swkrullimaging]

Blue Hour Eleven Mile Canyon

It was a clear and cold morning in the high country of Colorado this morning the day after a long day of snow and clouds. I thought it would be an excellent day to visit the eagles in Eleven Mile Canyon and also to run into town for supplies. By the time I got to the canyon however, clouds and snow had rolled in from the west and my first trip up the canyon had yielded nothing in the way of…

[loulucifer]

It’s charcuterie night in Canada!

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[schlady]

Customer appreciation sale!

I love what I do, and I love that YOU love what I do. ✨🎨

✨ I'm offering 15% off everything for a limited time, through August 31st 11:59pm MT; use discount code LOOKINGOOD at checkout on Schlady.com.

This deal applies to everything, even original paintings! Thank you for bearing with me through any hiccups in the recent store redesign, and please let me know if you run into issues. 💜

[uwmspeccoll]

James Trissel's Color for Letterpress

After being away from UWM Special Collections for the first part of the Summer, I was delighted to spend some time looking through some of the gorgeous work we recently acquired from the estate of Dennis Bayuzick. I was particularly taken by Color for Letterpress, published in an edition of seventy-five by The Press at Colorado College in 1978. The book was designed and printed by founder of the press, Jim Trissel. Over two decades, Trissel raised the press to a level of excellence attained by only a handful of academic letterpresses in the United States.

Jim's son Ben, who worked beside him at the press, reflected on his father's exacting standards in a memorial essay shortly after his death in 1999: "I remember once abandoning the initial layout of the Color for Letterpress book because the registration was off by a 1/32 of an inch. He stopped the press run, reconfigured the book's enture structure, and printed it right."

Color for Letterpress was printed on a Vandercook Universal Power 3 press. Trissel used mostly lithographic inks on BFK Rives paper from Arches, which he describes in the introduction as "very white," and "dimensionally stable." The book consists of an introductory text and three sections of plates housed in a white acrylic case. The plates of the first section, The Quartered Spectrum, utilize single hues with variations in density and temperature. Families of Analogous Color, the second section, "contrasts hues by temperature but prints individual hues in closely related groups or families." The last grouping is called Six Complementary Pairs and shows contrasts in both hue and temperature. "The book is accordion-bound," writes Trissel, "to permit an easy display of the plates."

Check out more from the Collection of Dennis Bayuzick here.

Find more Decorative Sunday posts here.

-Olivia Hickner, Special Collections Graduate intern

[caseymac]

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[ed-art-studio]

My Denver Fan Expo show was AWESOME!!

[geekynerfherder]

'Goose at Bank Center, Broomfield, Colorado' by David Welker.

18" x 24" screen print, in a signed and numbered Regular edition of 100 for $65; a signed and numbered Bronze edition of 100 for $70; a signed and numbered Winter edition of 50 for $75; and a signed 11" x 14" original 1/1 pencil edition POA.

On sale Tuesday December 20 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.

[strikingfineartphotographyprints]

Marvelous Lake Reflections Of Longs Peak Art Prints

  Scenic Colorado nature landscape snow-capped Rocky Mountain Twin Peaks view across a very calm McCall Lake in Boulder County Colorado with water like a mirror reflecting a colorful sunset sky and Longs Peak 14,256 and Mt Meeker 13,911. Longs Peak is the northmost 14er in the Colorado Rocky Mountains and  is the tallest point in Boulder County and Rocky Mountain National Park.  Mount Meeker, at…

[salgiudici]

[spikyseasponge]

Caroline Clark Design - a Colorado artist inspired by the American West.

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[catchdacraze]

Tomorrow 7/20 at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas Texas Join Doodie and Me at Texas Latino Comic Con and don't miss out on this extremely limited Edition Combo pack of Doodie sticker as El Chapulin Colorado Doodie 5x7 print as El Chapulin Colorado Doodie as Rambo issue 1 Cover with Puerto Rican Flag

Time to get our Doodie on www.doodiesworld.com

[swkrullimaging]

Between Seasons in the Canyon

[harlindesign]

Hi, we introduce the perfect friendship The Toast and the Tart, Friends Forever. And you can vote for this design in the link below and help us to win the Threadless poptarts challenge. https://www.threadless.com/designs/friends-forever-37

[brooklynbutterflyarts]

Albert Bierstadt Rocky Mountain Waterfall framed Print Finest Quality Albert Bierstadt Framed Print . Perfect for any office or Study Framed Size (Various Sizes) Finest Quality Print Dry Mounted For a Perfect Finish Molding: Mahogany Finish, Solid Maple Wood, Gold Trim Edges Includes glass & Metal Hooks installed ready for your wall The print is bonded to foam core on a hot vacuum press. This bonding gives the print a perfect flat and smooth texture. This process also insures the print will never fold or fade with age or moisture. This wonderful display makes a thoughtful and original gift containing a classic vintage touch yet modern design, allowing it to fit alongside both modern and classic decor. Albert Bierstadt was a German-American painter best known for his lavish, sweeping landscapes of the American West. He joined several journeys of the Westward Expansion to paint the scenes. He was not the first artist to record the sites, but he was the foremost painter of them for the remainder of the 19th century.

[beutlerdesign]

Downtown Telluride Winter Commute : Telluride

Giclée Archive Poster Prints

Fine Art Paper Prints: 12X16=$130 • 16X20=$155 • 18X24=$195 • 24X36=$280 • 30X40=$545 • 40X60=$820

Canvas Gallery Wraps (standard depth 1.5 inches ready to hang): 16X20=$475 • 18X24=-$670 • 24X36=$770

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[phishartdotnet]

My commemorative ticket stubs for Phish’s 4-day run at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO.

By the time I started working on these, my summer had ended and I was back to teaching. My free time was very limited, and the surprise of the SPAC shows threw my timeline off. In my search for inspiration, I was looking at pictures of the view of Denver from Commerce City. At this point, I was getting frustrated and in a state of artistic delirium, just thought “What if I replace the mountains with the buildings? What if I replace the clouds with buildings?” This amused me enough that I sketched up the possible scenarios and then created the paintings.

Stubs available