Mad in Britain - Blue is a 2-Colour Screen Print by typographic artist Ben Eine. Printed onto 300gsm Somerset Satin Paper, the print is from a limited edition of 25 and is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Ben Eine lives and works in London, UK and is a pioneer in the exploration of contemporary typography art. Ben Eine’s art is informed by his background as a graffiti writer, which began over 30 years ago when he left his tag all across London.
Ben Eine lives and works in London, UK and is a pioneer in the exploration of contemporary typography art. Ben Eine’s art is informed by his background as a graffiti writer, which began over 30 years ago when he left his tag all across London.
Ben Eine is one of the world’s most successful letterform artists. When he began to paint his super-sized colourful letters in urban areas, they stood out from other tags and caught the public’s attention, and were fundamental to giving street art credibility. At Pictures On Walls publishing house, Eine and Banksy printed and sold street art along with other collective street artists because, as Eine put it, “There wasn’t one gallery in London or the world that would touch what we were doing”. Eine’s artwork is held in the permanent collections of the V&A Museum London, The Museum of Modern Art Los Angeles, San Francisco’s Museum of Contemporary Art, Berlin’s Urban Nation Street Art Museum, Los Angeles ‘Beyond The Streets’ and The Dean Collection. Additionally, his work is held in the private collection of Louis Vuitton, who he collaborated with for the launch of his clothing brand, Eine London, during London Fashion Week.
We love the way Ben employs bold colours in his letterform artworks. Often only using select block colours, he primarily contrasts dark blacks with striking reds, greens and blues to make his wording pop out from the page, giving each print a 3D feel. It is evident his background as a graffiti writer influences his current typographic style. Ben uses elements of street art to engage ans surprise his audience
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Master graffiti artist Ben Eine is currently taking on a challenge that would be beyond most normal printers as he tries to break the world record for the most silk screened colours pulled by hand over an edition of 150 prints. Bens has set his sights on producing his massively popular Alphabet series print with his shutter font which will consist of 77 individually pulled colours creating what will be the most complex print in that edition size ever. Many of you who visit East London on a regular basis will be familiar with the giant letters and words that ...
