#fabric posters

[vintagehomecollection]

In the daughter's bedroom the trompe l'oeil ceiling was painted by Lucrezia Moroni. Clarence House fabrics are draped on the iron four-poster bed and used on furniture throughout the room. An Art Deco mirror by Edgar Brandt hangs over the Louis XV chair.

Private Palm Beach - Tropical Style, 1992

[hercarisntyours]

this propaganda poster would work on me tbh

[garadinervi]

Robert Rauschenberg, Original art for Artists Rights Today poster, (solvent transfer, fabric and sock on paper), 1979 [© Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, New York, NY]

[monstermoviedean]

i have a very silly pet peeve that i'm going to turn into a psa. in american english*, plaid is a pattern. flannel is a fabric. plaids can be made of flannel! flannels can be plaid! but they are not the same thing.

this is plaid but not flannel:

this is flannel but not plaid:

this is plaid flannel (flannel fabric with a plaid pattern):

*i do not know enough about scottish tartan, plaid, or flannel to describe their definitions in a scottish context so i'm sticking to american english only

[weirdlookindog]

Contes immoraux (1973) - Belgian poster

AKA Immoral Tales

[themichigami]

Phase One complete! Turning one of my favorite comic cover arts into poster-size and putting it on a yard of fabric to hang on my wall because I didn't have paper big enough, but I have plenty of fabric and markers and paints. Still a lot of coloring to be done, but I'm tired and my eyes need a break and I already messed up not noticing one of the face cards' heads was facing the wrong way in the resize sketch until after inking, so ehhhhhhhhh good enough, it's just going on my own wall. Larroca forgive me for I have sinned, it's derpy as hell in a few spots and nowhere near as good as the original, but I tried to make it pretty. Changed up some of the face card art because reasons, added to and completed a few cards where the original was missing em, and got a little nostalgic for my old rollerblades that had those same straps his gloves have while drawing em. Phase Two will be completing the colors and maybe giving it a border/edging to clean it up and adding a hanging rod.

[vintagepromotions]

'Staple fabrics are beautiful, practical and drape well. They can be used to make an elegant dress or a dress suit for women of any age'

Soviet Ministry of Trade poster promoting local staple fabrics (1961). Artwork by G. Komlev.

[wildbeautifuldamned]

Joan MIRO L'Oeil Bleu du Volcano Poster Proof of Photogravure 23.2 x 34.8 cm ebay isafred0

[economicsresearch]

page 222 - my guy spamming the chat with monuments.

Classic my guy.

[metalregret]

Live, laugh, spider punk poster made of out paper and fabric.

[sentinelsthiccass]

Ignore the mess I gotta clean my room but I got this set of storage thingies with double doors for Christmas. Yeah it's not being used for storage, it's gonna be made into apartments for the squad.

[charlottedabookworm]

spent the morning measuring up all the prints i've collected and kept across the last eight or so years, including all my comiccon trips and the print fairs back in first year of uni, so that i can finally get them all framed up and put on walls in my room

....okay no that obviously isn't happening i don't have that much wall space lol but my goal is to frame up five or six and pop them on my walls, fill in the space a little bit and actually get some use out of the stuff i bought that isn't just sitting in my 'stuff i paid for' drawer

[loppiopio]

an imitation of the cheap variety

[mechahero]

//Not to gamepost again but-

[scatteredcloud]

Going on yet another rant about “merch”

If you did not screen print that shirt yourself, you did not make it.

You made the design on it, which I’m sure would be a nice poster or sticker perhaps? Which of course you didn't print yourself, that sounds hard! An embroidered design? Maintaining a 12 needle embroidery machine capable of producing a design with that many colors for the number of orders being received is a lot of work, that's pretty impressive! Not to mention maintaining proper tension on the frame working with a hundred stretchy t shirts, which idk came from somewhere who knows! Your repeating pattern looks very nice on a skirt that you did not make and was mass produced by some Vietnamese person getting paid pennies so that ~50 gay people on the internet could pay for international shipping for a design you “made”. Wow that mug is awesome didn’t know you got into sublimation printing! And have a cylindrical heat press to be able to do not just mugs, but tumblers too! Woah your sublimation set up can do bed sheets (any size)? And shower curtains? And three different shapes of throw pillow stuffed with poly fill, which will never decompose and isn't comfortable to begin with?

Your poorly digitized vector art looks lovely as an enamel pin now that someone else (Who? More like who cares!) cleaned it up for you and then created moulds for and maybe even hand injected the enamel into only for you to sell maybe seven or eight of them. Aw damn your design got ripped off? Who could have guessed that with the distribution power of an entire manufacturing plafffnt that has hundreds, if not thousands of moulds sitting around that they might have used your mould to make themselves a profit for a change! Those money grubbing Chinese bastards! After all, you were there every step of the way, casting the negative of the mould, running the injection of liquid metal into that mould, mixing each color of enamel, and precisely filling each segment of the design, which you refused to simplify! You just can't compromise with art.

Ohhh I see they’re made to order so its more sustainable. So this factory (Guatemala? India? The Philippines? Pakistan? Could you point to it on a map? They just don't teach you this stuff in school!) Anyways this factory in some poor country has to keep your design on file, oh and for your enamel pins they have to keep the mould too! Ahh right but it’s sustainable, because it's a limited run. You’re the 100th person this week to place an order, and they're only printing 50 of your design, you should complain to the manufacturer about how slow your orders are being filled.

I love supporting small businesses - it’s just you after all! With all the hard work you’ve put into fiddling around in procreate who has time to figure out material acquisition, and production runs, and printer calibration, and inventory management, and machine maintenance, and payment processing, and international shipping, and packaging, and

[yewknee]

Galen Gibson Cornell Poster Suit