Gram Fest 2003 Poster
This is the 2003 Gram Fest original poster. The poster was printed by Joshua Tree-based fine art screen printer David Fick (Idavid Graficks). David is a specialist in manually separating colors for printing, a process that requires skill and expertise to ensure that each color is accurately represented and properly aligned when printing. This process is not automated or computerized.
The printing of this poster included six runs and seven colors (the Joshua Tree is a blend of green/blue), including a Day-Glo fluorescent Cerise.
The poster is 18” x 24”. This is the original edition of remaining about 35 count.
This is the 2003 Gram Fest original poster. The poster was printed by Joshua Tree-based fine art screen printer David Fick (Idavid Graficks). David is a specialist in manually separating colors for printing, a process that requires skill and expertise to ensure that each color is accurately represented and properly aligned when printing. This process is not automated or computerized.
The printing of this poster included six runs and seven colors (the Joshua Tree is a blend of green/blue), including a Day-Glo fluorescent Cerise.
The poster is 18” x 24”. This is the original edition of remaining about 35 count.
This is the 2003 Gram Fest original poster. The poster was printed by Joshua Tree-based fine art screen printer David Fick (Idavid Graficks). David is a specialist in manually separating colors for printing, a process that requires skill and expertise to ensure that each color is accurately represented and properly aligned when printing. This process is not automated or computerized.
The printing of this poster included six runs and seven colors (the Joshua Tree is a blend of green/blue), including a Day-Glo fluorescent Cerise.
The poster is 18” x 24”. This is the original edition of remaining about 35 count.
