Pink Streak

Mark Ledgerwood

Pink Streak

ABOUT THIS POSTER

I was out in the park for a walk one morning and my friend Seth streaked past me at full speed! I only caught a glimpse of him, but I knew who it was with absolute certainty; the pink helmet and matching pink bike (Helen) gave it away. I wanted to capture that fleeting glimpse using pointillism because of the meditative process, lack of hard lines, and to try something new.

SPECS
INK: 3-color handmade screen print
SIZE: 18" x 24"

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AFTER 16 YEARS, WE'VE PUTTING THE BRAKES ON OUR BIKE ART BUSINESS. ON AUGUST 31, 2023 THE SHOP SECTIONS OF OUR SITE WENT OFFLINE. THANK YOU FOR BEING A FAN, FOR SUPPORTING THE WORK OF INDEPENDENT ARTISTS, AND FOR SHARING IN ALL THE JOYS THAT BIKES BRING TO LIFE AND THE WORLD.

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FRAMING DETAILS

: : Solid wood frames are available in your choice of black, white, natural, walnut, or stainless silver finish.

: : Frame face is .75” and frame depth is 1.25”

: : Acid-free 4-ply black or white mats are 2.5” for 18 x 24” Original Art, and 2” for all Digital Prints.

: : We use UV-shielding acrylic, which protects against approximately 82-85% of UV rays.

: : Framed prints come with archival backing, protective paperback finish, wire, hanging hook, and nail.

: : All framing is made to order. Please allow 2 to 3 weeks for delivery.

: : Frame pricing does not include shipping. See ABOUT page for our economical Flat Rate shipping options.

Meet Mark Ledgerwood

LOCATION  
Brooklyn, New York  USA

ABOUT
Mark Ledgerwood's work exists at the crossroads of traditional and digital art. With a formal printmaking and drawing and art history education, he worked for many years in print shops across Brooklyn before transitioning to the digital world of graphic design, where he focused on streaming video services and app development. When he's not nerding out about comedy, D&D, or this one deli up the street, he's using his pen plotter to make prints.

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