Topo Chico Screen Print

Update: These are currently available in my etsy shop. Click here to view.

This is my ode to Topo Chico. Topo Chico is a sparkly mineral water with a sharp, bubbly taste, some say best served with a wedge of lime. I screen printed three images based on the Topo Chico label and bottle. There are three variations of this image and 5 prints in total. Each print measures 17″ x 23″ (43x78cm) and is hand printed on Japanese archival paper

This first variation is a one-color screen print on 17″ x 23″ (43x78cm) Japanese archival paper. Inspiration for this print stems from Warhol’s Coca-Cola print. This is an edition of 1.

This is a two-color screen print on 17″ x 23″ (43x78cm) Japanese archival paper. This is a one off based off the one color variation shown above.

Topo Chico Screen Print Two Bottles

Finally this is the third edition: three color (cyan, magenta, yellow, no black) screen print on 17″ x 23″ (43x78cm) Japanese archival paper. On this variation I mask out the large Topo Chico logo that appears on the right side as shown in the above images. These were printed in an edition of three.

More pictures and some process photos here on flickr.

Topo Chico Screen Print CMYnoK

— January 24th, 2011

Kool Keith Gigposter

Kool Keith
19″ x 25″ on bright white 100lb paper
5 Color Screen Print

This is 5 color screen print including 2 metallic greens on bright white paper. This project was a collaboration between Michael Fuches of Under Pressure and Johnny Dimas for the Kool Keith and Big Freedia show at Mohawks in Austin, Tx on January 15, 2011.