Vintage Brighton

Vintage Brighton

Limited Edition Screen Prints

Screen prints make a welcome change from a piece of canvas art and are usually very striking making a statement on a wall. Limited edition screen prints are especially sort after due to their exclusivity. Screen prints of contemporary musical artists are available and one such is the Beth Ditto screen print.

French illustrator Marine has created a number of stunning limited edition screen prints, which are clearly inspired by her love for music and fashion, the Ye-Ye movement in sixties France, her childhood and all the different people she meets.

Marine was born in Paris, grew up in South of France and moved to Brighton to study Graphic Design.

Now living and working in Brighton as an illustrator she divides her time between commissions for clients such as The Guardian, Penguin, Coca-Cola, TruThoughts, Amelia's Magazine, Jazeera Airways ... and personal work that she exhibits regularly. Her work has been described as vivid, vibrant, sometimes retro or slightly surreal and has been published in Computer Arts, Etapes Graphiques, Illusive and the Secrets Of Digital Illustration.

Most recently Marine is noted for four quality portraits including Gossip's singer Beth Ditto, Dance Girl, Guitar Girl and Tea Girl, which are all printed on 400 gsm uncoated Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) approved paper are available in a very limited edition of just fifty signed and numbered screen-prints.

This Beth Ditto print is exclusively available from Design Supremo, which is an online creative hub that brings together cutting edge design, illustration, photography, street art and other hybrids in between. Design Supremo collect and supply original, vintage and limited edition prints, art posters, unique t-shirts, and other assorted creative products.

About the Author

What to do this summer?

Well I've just finished my GCSEs and am looking forward to 3 months off! Staying at home in London the whole time as doing up thwe house this summer and can't go away. Neways most of my mates are staying at home this summer too so looking for some good suggestions of fun days out ... vintage shops to explore etc

Travelling done to Brighton and all over London so if you have any suggestions of stuff we can do on our long summer break it would be helpful

Thanks xxx

I would recommend that you get a copy of Walking London by Andrew Duncan from Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/review/product/0844201448/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?%5Fencoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

It has some AMAZING walks in areas like Kew to Hammersmith, Chiswick, Richmond, Eton, that range from 3-6 miles and takes you through some interesting areas with pubs and tube stations noted. Sometimes you are walking through fields; sometimes you get halted by the tidal rising of the Thames, but there is never a dull itinerary. The Highgrove/Hampstead walk was a particularly fun one.

Even as a Londoner, you will get a lot out of this~~

The London to Brighton vintage car rally- 20061