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Shepard Fairey recently teamed up with MoveOn in their “Power Up America” campaign and created an original art piece involving windmills to assist in promoting it. We were given this same artwork and asked to print it in a large format adhesive back vinyl format. We always enjoy printing Shepard’s artwork and this job was no different from the norm. The color and quality came out exceptional and, in the spirit of what the print is promoting, it all got done by the power of the sun thanks to our array of solar panels on top of our building.

The final touches were setup today on the Sea No Evil Art Show promotional materials. Check out the photo below for a list of the artists who will be submitting works to the gallery. With a special appearance by Captain Paul Watson, guest dj Shepard Fairey and a surprise live musical performance this is definitely one you won’t want to miss. August 29, 2009 at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium, doors open at 7:00pm.

A few weeks ago we had the opportunity to print an abnormally large banner for the side of Shepard Fairey’s studio building located in Los Angeles, CA. The banner was a triptych piece highlighting Lance Armstrong in three different portrait poses that were custom created by Shepard himself in his usual style of art. The completed banner consisted of three separate banner prints being printed and then seemed together to create one rather large final product. Check out the images below to see some details of the art and the process it took to finish the project.

It seems like everywhere you look Shepard Fairey’s famous Obama portrait is staring you right back in the face. We here at Monster Media are proud to print all of Obey’s pop and a lot of that lately has been different renditions of that well known piece of artwork that Shepard put together so well. Recently a large order of variously sized duratrans prints passed through our walls on the way to store walls and windows of several ober clothing distributors. The artwork came out perfect so I grabbed some pictres of a few of the prints before they left in boxes.