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5 Lithographs on aluminum plates // Fernando Bryce's Portfolio QUICK, a limited edition series of lithographs from 2008, revisits iconic magazine covers and articles from the mid-20th century. Comprising five distinct lithographs printed on aluminum plates, Bryce's work captures images of notable publications like Life and Asia & The Americas, showcasing themes of political and cultural narratives. Through meticulous, hand-drawn reproductions, Bryce critiques and reflects on how media shapes public opinion and memory, particularly around topics of diplomacy, exoticism, and historical figures. His choice to reproduce these covers in stark monochrome enhances the timeless and critical examination of media influence on societal perspectives.
Portfolio QUICK, 2008
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5 Lithographs on aluminum plates // Fernando Bryce's Portfolio QUICK, a limited edition series of lithographs from 2008, revisits iconic magazine covers and articles from the mid-20th century. Comprising five distinct lithographs printed on aluminum plates, Bryce's work captures images of notable publications like Life and Asia & The Americas, showcasing themes of political and cultural narratives. Through meticulous, hand-drawn reproductions, Bryce critiques and reflects on how media shapes public opinion and memory, particularly around topics of diplomacy, exoticism, and historical figures. His choice to reproduce these covers in stark monochrome enhances the timeless and critical examination of media influence on societal perspectives.
What is Comic Strip Art?
Comic strip art refers to artwork that utilizes the subject matter and commercial printing techniques found in comic strips. In the 1960s, a group of artists began creating paintings that incorporated Ben-Day dots—commonly used in comics and advertising—to produce highly graphic designs in bright colors, using traditional art media.