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Stop look and listen: It’s called Rubber Stamping baby

Published on October 8, 2016

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Artist/illustrator Stephen Fowler’s Rubber Stamping is an engaging guide which stems from his rich body of work in primitive, D-I-Y printmaking.

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//Left, cover, The Wonderful World of Fleming-Joffe, Andy Warhol and Julia Warhol, 1962; right, Immaculate Heart College Art Department Rules, David Mekelberg, c. 1968//

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With a foreword by fellow artist Rob Ryan, Rubber Stamping presents a brief history of experimentation with the medium by fine artists, illustrators and subversives before setting out in practical terms options for technical approaches, suggested projects and alternative print methods.

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In an age where the word “craft” is cynically bandied around as an increasingly meaningless marketing term, Fowler’s book is a winning celebration of this highly effective process which can result in work blurring the boundaries between art, decoration, design and illustration.

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Rubber Stamping is published by Laurence King on Monday (October 11).

Copies available here.

Visit Fowler’s website here.

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