Little Paper Planes is pleased to introduce our second August 2012 artist, Brian Scott Campbell, and to offer six exclusive prints of his work.

Brian Scott Campbell keeps mixed company.  A lover of painting and the history of painting, he works mainly in graphite. Influenced by great painters of the figure, his work is strangely, deserted, like an empty stage. But Campbell is aware of these contradictions, the ellipses that occur between image and association. His work still bristles with humor and surprise, as beer cans and googly eyes pierce the grey stillness of his drawings.

This a large format edition and are 36 x 48" Posters. (They each have a small white border) They are printed with a Black and White Laser printer in halftone on 20lb. Matte paper. (20lb paper is thin and Laser prints have a photocopy feel.) This kind of printing is often used for architectural and engineering prints so they are a lo-fi aesthetic. Halftone printing is similar in how newspapers are produced.  When looking closely, they appear to be more dot like though when looking from afar is when you see the image.  These pieces are meant to be viewed that way, not up close.

The sizes reflect actual paper size, not image size.  There is a small white border.  Please note a printed image can vary in color than what you see on your computer monitor.

The prints come in an edition of 50, all hand numbered and signed.

This print is shipped in a mailing tube.

To read his interview:

http://blog.littlepaperplanes.com