Posts Tagged ‘paper’

No Comments February 23, 2010

Paralysis of Choice Screenprints

Overstimulated by Jon Burgerman

Three prints from Jon’s Paralysis of Choice solo show at Elektrik Sheep in Newcastle have made their way to Burgerplex. The black & white I Am In Paralysis print is a digital print with vegetable inks on recycled paper. It’s an edition of 50 prints, signed by Jon, measuring A2 / 42 x 59.4cm / 16.5 x 23.4″ for £40. Over Stimulated (Pink) is a three-color hand-pulled screenprint. It’s an edition of 75 prints, signed by Jon, measuring 35 x 50cm / 13.8×19.7″ for £45. Over Stimulated (Blue) can be seen in progress in the photos below as well as by those who attended the show. It is is a three-color hand-pulled screenprint. It’s an edition of 25 prints, signed by Jon with white spraypaint and additional unique hand-drawn element, measuring 35 x 50cm / 13.8×19.7″ for £75.

Overstimulated by Jon BurgermanI am in Paralysis by Jon Burgerman


No Comments February 9, 2010

Letter Pressed Artist Series Card #26 UPDATE

Jon Burgerman x Letter Pressed Art Card #26

Just six months after we told you about Jon’s triumphant return to Letter Pressed, his #26 art card is now available for pre-order. Each card is letterpress printed in blue on natural white 110# stock with orange envelopes. Five cards & envelopes per pack. The cards are limited to 500 hand-numbered cards and will start shipping by Feb. 12, 2010. You can pre-order your pack of 5 cards and envelopes for $15 here. Full shots of the front, back and envelope after the jump. Support your local letterpress!

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No Comments January 30, 2010

Doodle Portraiture

jeps-by-jon

Got this great picture from superfans Jeps and Evelien. That’s the pair in 3D and Burgerized 2D with their rabbit, Emo, who you may remember from his first appearance in the Posse. They’ve recently invited another rabbit, Krunky, to the family, so clearly Jon will need to visit the Netherlands and add to this family portrait.

No Comments January 28, 2010

Nottingham’s Book of Success

Nottingham Trent University

Nottingham Trent University publishes these lovely little books of success, and this one includes Jon, who graduated with honors! Stay in school, kids. Thanks to Amir for the scans.

Nottingham Trent University


No Comments January 27, 2010

Digital Dogs Print

Dogs digital print by Jon Burgerman

A place called Designer Toy Store has this Digital Dogs Print. Everyone knows Burgerman favors cats, so clearly he’s throwing a bone to all your dog lovers:

This print is a limited edition of 50 and will never be re-printed. Print on 200GSM Art. Size: A3 (11”X 17”). Price: 19.99 UK 22.98 EUR 32.31 USD 35.53 AUD

Found by Jeps. Available while supplies last here.

No Comments January 26, 2010

Haiti Earthquake Relief Poster

Jon Burgerman for the Poster Cause

Jon Burgerman joins The Poster Cause’s Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort with a full-color 6″x11″ print for $15. ALL PROCEEDS go to Doctors Without Borders. By now, everyone has seen the devastation and heard the televised requests for medical personnel and supplies. Maybe you’ve already texted 90999 to give $10 to the Red Cross and are able to give just a little bit more.  For $15, you can get a poster by Jon and also help provide post-op care in Haiti (currently one of the most pressing medical needs).

3 Comments January 13, 2010

Affordable Prints on Amazon

Jon Burgerman on Amazon

Looking to top off your shopping cart to qualify for free shipping on Amazon? The 2008 prints and notecards Jon licensed to NINETEENSEVENTYTHREE have shown up on the mega-site courtesy of Vigo. For just $4.50, you can get a 19.5 x 27-inch poster. For under a hundred, you could seriously Burgerize a room. (Don’t forget the gigantic $12 print you can get at IKEA, too, budget Burgerfans.)  Here’s the Amazon link.

No Comments January 11, 2010

Silkscreened Burp Print

Burp! By Jon Burgerman

The Burp! Boutique has an exclusive Jon Burgerman ‘burp!’ silk-screen print available signed and numbered in an edition of 25. It measures 42cm (16.5 inches) x 59cm (23 inches) and sells for £35 here.

No Comments December 20, 2009

Printed Matter 7

Printed Matter at Giant Robot

I must have completely missed the memo on this one, but I was over at Giant Robot in San Francisco tonight for the Buff Monster book signing, and lo and behold, Printed Matter 7 is up on the walls, including two pieces: Voices 2 and Together Alone by Jon. The pricelist doesn’t indicate that they’re sold out, and both are listed at $99. Call GR-SF for availability. Closeups after the jump.

Printed Matter 7 at Giant Robot

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No Comments December 5, 2009

Heads Up: Alcohol Unbottled

Heads Up by Jon Burgerman and RAW

Here’s an oldie, but greatie, that Jeps got as a little A5 bonus on a big Burger order he recently placed. Jon illustrated this small book of helpful tips for the NHS a couple years back. Although his name doesn’t appear in the publication, his distinctive and full color doodles enhance every other page. I don’t drink much, myself, but I left the book out for a while to be helpful to my houseguests, because, as you know, intoxicated houseguests sure do love PSAs… Thanks Jeps for sending these scans.

[UPDATE 3/2/10: Via a serendipitous tweet, I've found the firm co-responsible for these. They are Raw: "A tightly wound coil of creativity, working as a dynamic force in the rejuvenated heart of old, industrial Manchester." They received a brief that stated: "Offer young people a wealth of information on alcohol to help them make informed decisions when it comes to drinking." And the resounding result? "A huge thumbs-up from follow-up focus groups and positive engagement with the target audience." You can read more from Raw (as well as see the original location of the new pictures I have pilfered for this post) here.]

This is a great booklet. And Jeps, I still have your scans in the artkive! If anybody out there has anything, however big or small, for the Doodlesplatter, we’d love for you to send it in!

Heads Up by Jon Burgerman and RAW

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