PxlDan

If you have ever done any silk screening you may remember the fun of emulsions, tins of ink, cleaning screens and squeegees. Popularized by Pop artists such as Warhol, I am sure there are a great number of silk screeners still out there. More than airbrush artists? But until recently, I had never heard of the Gocco screen-printing system. Apparently the manufacture recently announced the discontinuation of the product that they had been selling to Japanese families for over 25 years. This has resulted in savegocco.com, a grassroots fanclub making a case for saving their beloved printing kits. This reminds me a bit of the Lomo story. I came across these Gocco prints at the Wurst Gallery and had to have a couple of them, including the one pictured here. This online gallery has a great collection of artistic oddities. The hand painted Russian nesting dolls are also amazing. I really would have loved to get the Trish Grantham series. 

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