kozyndan

Measures 38" x 6", Digital Print.

Kozyndan themselves explain this one the best. "Set in Amsterdam, this panoramic touches on a number of things we were thinking about last time we were in that city - global warming, drug tourism, Sinterclaas, the various great artists that have come out of the Netherlands, the horrors of the 24 hour news cycle, and the wonder of Vla!"

Measures 27" x 13.5"

From Kozyndan: "Illustration for our best friend Daedelus, for his EP on Eastern Developements entitled The Household. The image is actually what his studio looks like, with a few fans of his music listening in on a session. The vinyl for it is probably the best use of our artwork thus far. Type design for the record was done by Pete Rentz of Graphic Havoc."

Ships rolled.

Print measures 39 x 9.5 inches.

As Kozyndan state, "This panoramic depicts our imagining of Sydney submerged in water with the locals taking advantage of the rising ocean levels to leap from the buildings into the city streets flooded with sea water to have a refreshing lunch time swim. If only!! (And if only Kozy and I had gills and could stay underwater forever!)

Ships rolled.

Please note: These prints are on their way to vintage so there is some slight yellowing on the edges but it is mostly noticeable on the back. On the front, you will hardly tell especially if it is framed.

Measures 22" x 16.5"

Another amazing print from the duo Kozyndan! Bunnies that make the leaves of this serene image. Open ended print.

Ships rolled.

Measures 18 x 24 inches.

Artist duo Kozyndan explain this new print, "We have never done any "skull art" per say ever in our career, but we do always love the juxtaposition of disparate elements, so it made sense to continue our series of bunny prints with a skull made of bunnies!  Spooky and sweet in one!"

Printed on 80lb cover stock with a matte coated finish. Signed by the artists.

Measures 18 x 24 inches. Ships rolled.

The artists explain "For the third image in our ongoing "Animal OddCouples" series, we again pair two animals that struggle due to careless human activity throughout the world. Though the plights of orcas (killer whales) and giant pandas may differ, they look great together, like ebony and ivory all mixed together! The visual combination was too fun to pass up."

Open edition. Printed on 80lb cover stock.