6.19.2012

Prints!


"Kitty Kat" by Peter Breese - 18x24" - open edition 



"Atomic K.O." by Peter Breese - 18x24" - limited edition (50)


"Icarus Supersonic" by Peter Breese - 18x24" - limited edition (50)




"Motor City Sirens" by Peter Breese - 12x18" - open edition


Two limited edition and two open edition prints are now available!  These are gorgeous screen prints with bright neon colors.  The limited editions are hand signed and numbers - hurry, only 50 prints of each.  All are hand embossed.  Very cool to finally have some prints up.  Thanks to all for waiting.  To link to the shop you can either click on the image or follow here: www.etsy.com/shop/artofpeterbreese

6.04.2012

Late Night Letters


  



It's been wild of late (good things coming down the pipe), but I've managed to steal some shots of a piece I am working on these past few days.  I'll also toss a few vids on my Facebook profile.

Lettering is relatively straight forward, but it can be time consuming in practice - at least for me.  The time depends a lot of factors (style of the letters, size, etc...) and whether or not you can lay them down by hand without any assistance.   In this particular instance, I'm battling a lot of big block letters (~ 6" tall), so I'm using contact paper.   For this particular piece, I probably put in a few hours on the letters alone - may sound like a lot, but I'm very very picky when it comes to lines.






3.06.2012

Creative Quarterly 25






Tremendous honor to be both selected (TRON 2010) and a runner-up (Black Swan) for the current issue of Creative Quarterly - No. 25. Click on the screen shots above to jump to the CQ site.

1.31.2012

Website Revamp











My new website is officially up: peterbreese.com. Take it for a test drive and, please, be sure to spread the word! Thanks everyone.

1.13.2012

Ruby Deployed!

















Sam (working dog) then based in Afghanistan with his amazing handler.





In 2010, I had the tremendous honor of creating a sticker to support our US Soldiers abroad - I named the sticker "Ruby." What happened next was a welcome surprise: the troops sent pictures and stories back. Big thanks to all my Heroes and Sheroes over seas (& those now back home).