TRY Industries: Aberdeen Landmarks - Sir Duncan Rice Library

TRY Industries: Aberdeen Landmarks - Sir Duncan Rice LibraryTRY Industries is the design moniker of our print technician Neil Corall. Over the many years he's been designing he's produced posters, t shirts, record sleeves and prints. A lot of the imagery used in his prints is taken from public domain archives, allowing previously dormant images to be re seen and re appreciated. This is an illustration he made of the iconic University library in Old Aberdeen. Its the first in a series of Aberdeen Landmark

that re-elaborate and envision selected works by Miguel Benlloch

printmaker and sculptor whose work is often related to the history and culture of the Scottish Highlands with particular reference to maritime themes

this print was created shortly after

Lewis loves creating work that embodies a particular location or encourages story-based visuals

Once they moved to the hills and hollers of the mountains they became Hill Billies instead of Billy Boys

Paper Size: 20 x 14

Peacock are delighted to present a new John Byrne screen print

Edition Size: Unique print

Terraforma Studio

It was first realised as a screen-print back in 1981 entitled 'Sand and Rocks

Edition Size: 18

Erlend Brown