| Prints | Online Portfolio for Brady Hart |
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| This image is a linocut, circa 1990. It evolved from a sketch of an African sculpture representing two asps with a hindquarter each of a monkey. The face anchoring the struggle was intentionally represented as offset, to reflect the apparent duallity of a struggle on top of a face that reflects none of the turmoil occuring above. |  |
Over his
non-illustrious career, Brady Hart has experimented with various forms of printmaking
media, including Silkscreen Lithography Intaglio Pressure Transfer
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This image is an intaglio print. This form of printmaking, also known as etching, involves creating ink retaining crevices in a metal plate, in this case zinc. The image was inspired by a series of still life oil paintings created by Paul Cezanne at the turn of the century, the most famous of which is entitled Still life with apples and oranges. Prints have been pulled in wide variety of colors. | ||||
| This monoprint was produced produced as a conte impression on the reverse of a ball point sketch. It's a fun technique that gives a great texture to each line. |  |
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An edition of 1000 t-shirt prints
of this design were printed by clothing maker patagonia, and sold exclusively through
their company-owned retail stores. T-Shirt Bears no artist attribution
or signature. One customer had one signed.
Image adapted from a window painted mural of these salmon swimming up the company's Seattle storefront on first avenue. This glass painting project was only one of several such temporary mural installations completed by Mr. Hart during his tenure at Patagonia.
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| This print is another ingaglio experiment. It is the only known surviving print of this image and the whereabouts of the plate are unknown. |  |
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| Monoprint
"An Emerald, born of necessity from an azure field."
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