Nostalgia Studies

'Miss Santa Claus' limited edition print

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Signed and numbered pigment-based inkjet print on tinted 160-gram Canson vellum paper. This edition is available for only seven days (Nov. 28 11:59 pm) and will be limited to the quantity of orders received in the sales period. Edition numbering will be allocated according to the chronology of orders (e.g. first order will be #1, etc.).

The edition includes a certificate of authenticity (COA). The exact print run of every edition can be seen on the Archive of Pocobelli.net. The work pictured above is the Artist Proof (A/P).

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Signed and numbered pigment-based inkjet print on tinted 160-gram Canson vellum paper. This edition is available for only 7 days and will be limited to the quantity of orders received in the sales period. Edition numbering will be allocated according to the chronology of orders (e.g. first order will be #1, etc.).

297 mm x 420 mm
11.69 in x 16.53 in
DIN A3

Ships from Berlin, Germany.
International shipping: $20
Item ships next business day.

‘Kirk Gibson+Mark McGwire+1989 O-Pee-Chee’

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Another reference to Kirk Gibson’s home run from the 1988 World Series — watch the video below ⚾️

“Kirk+Gibson+Mark McGwire+1989+O-Pee-Chee”, 100 cm x 70 cm, mixed media on paper.

Nostalgia Studies in the studio

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A demonstration of some of the processes and ideas behind the 2019 Nostalgia Studies series.

‘Ultima IV disks’

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The Ultima IV computer game from the mid-1980s is an early masterpiece of digital art. Like many retro-games, I think deep-down people are more attracted to the visuals of the game than the actual gameplay. The packaging of these games and even the consoles themselves—whether an Apple II computer or an early Nintendo system—are also surprisingly beautiful, and increasingly so as time passes. This work in the 2019 Nostalgia Studies series pays homage to 5 1/4” Ultima IV disks, magical-looking objects that continue to hold my attention decades later.

“Ultima IV disks”, 100 cm x 70 cm, mixed media on paper.

Modern marketing discussion at the Image Transfer Workshop in Berlin

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In this video, we discuss some of the 'cool' marketing channels while doing image transfers, recorded live from Keegan Luttrell’s Image Transfer Workshop at the Berlin Drawing Room (visit her website).

New 2019 Nostalgia Studies series

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I’ve began working on a new 2019 version of the Nostalgia Studies series—a theme which provides me with endless inspiration. I’m excited about this iteration because I’ve found a use for the 5 1/4” floppy disks, images that I’ve been looking to use for several years. Here are some of the pieces I’m working on. They’re fairly large at 100 cm x 70 cm.