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Anarchy Prints – ID-WALL.com

April 1, 2009 Leave a comment

i often think if  it’s all worth the effort….

then i see the masses converging on the city and i understand…

g20 needs to produce results, otherwise we decend into a 30’s depression

this is not good for art…….you can make  a difference

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PEACE

Ideal Home Show – Alison Cork’s Bargain Hunter LIVE

March 19, 2009 Leave a comment

ID-WALL have teamed up with Alison Cork’s Bargain Hunter LIVE at this year’s Ideal Home Show to showcase a handpicked collection of art prints and wall stickers.

Carles Gomila - Good Luck - Limited edition fine art print

Carles Gomila - Good Luck - Limited edition fine art print

We are also offering 10% off ID-WALL products for all Ideal Home Show visitors who register and shop online.

Online discount code = IDHSBHL10  (Just enter on your “Shopping Basket” page)

Standard delivery leadtime is 10-14 days – worldwide shipping.  FREE UK Shipping on orders over £100.00 inc VAT.

http://www.id-wall.com/brands/61/0/1/bargain-hunter-live-ideal-home-show-09-prints

Sylvia Ji – Amazing San Fran Artist

February 15, 2009 Leave a comment

ID- WALL are now showcasing Sylvia Ji limited edition fine art prints.

http://www.id-wall.com/canvases/1215/sylvia-ji-rose-catrina

Sylvia Ji - Rose Catrina - Limited edition print

Sylvia Ji - Rose Catrina - Limited edition print

Sylvia’s gorgeously creepy paintings are brimming with a mixture of sexual provocation and consternation.

Images of beautiful women resembling Marie Antoinette in Día de los Muertos face paint.

http://www.id-wall.com/canvases/1214/sylvia-ji-delfina-y-maria-poquianchis

Sylvia Ji was born in 1982 in San Francisco to artistic parents. Ji’s interest in art was implanted at a very young age when she would look through her mother’s sketchbooks and watch her father paint. In her art, she explores themes of beauty, sexual provocation, and social notions of femininity juxtaposed against the dystopian reality of modern cities to create highly charged paintings of women. Some of her paintings are symbolic reflections of herself, portraits of people she knows or just nameless faces set in a landscape of fleeting beauty. She graduated with distinction in 2005 from the Academy of Art University of San Francisco with a Bachelors in illustration and already had her first ambitious and successful solo show while still in her last year of school. Since then she has been in high demand, keeping continuously engaged in an onslought of numerous shows on the West Coast.

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