Thursday, August 21, 2008

Cruel Sea Prints

I'm not a "Yo Ho A Pirate's Life for Me" kind of gal, but I do love these Cruel Sea Prints available at Little Paper Planes. They are gocco screenprints on a vintage book page - such a neat idea. Once again gocco amazes me. Collect all three lovely designs for $20 each here.

27 comments:

  1. Yup, Gocco amazes me too, and these are splendid. Love the old book pages as the base for these prints!

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  2. The book pages are brilliant, even though I'm not big on the seafaring prints I love the idea of using text as a background.

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  3. Those do bring out a little Arrr...
    I think they are very charming. Love the vintage book page as well. Oh such a great choice.

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  4. I agree Camille - like I said I'm not a big nautical print lover - but I really like the idea of gocco on book pages.

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  5. they remind me of drawings an artistic sailor/pirate might make on the high seas, matey!

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  6. love these! and what a clever idea to use vintage book pages as a "canvas." great find!

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  7. Only 20 bucks? That's an incredible price :) *whoosh* there I go, off to buy more goodies!

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  8. I do love prints on text. These are really lovely ... and I love that the book matches the imagery. Great find!

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  9. arrrrrgh matey--these are fantastic--you have such an excellent eye! i want that anchor and knots and i'm going over there right now...

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  10. uhhh...bought it...it is a perfect gift to give to my best friend...THANK YOU!! xoxoxox!

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  11. I love anything nautical, great find!

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  12. Oh and I wanted to tell you that I loved your "Cell" resin piece! Very cool! :D

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  13. I *totally* dig them. The designs look like old sailor tattoos to me. Books & tats? Sign me up . ;-) (I know nautical's not for everyone, but I can get away with at the shorehouse...and I think I'm about to...)

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  14. thanks so much for posting the Treatzone prints from little paper planes! xoxo,

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  15. As a coastal-living girl, I just LOVE these. Off to check out the store...I swore I wouldn't buy anything today!!

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  16. I agree with Camille, the text is a great idea for a background. My grandfather would have loved these. Thanks for sharing!

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  17. These are so nice. It makes me want to make a room in my apartment nautical themed just so that I can buy them!

    Or I guess I could anyways. :)

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  18. There's something very unique and lovely about these pieces that I adore!

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  19. thanks so much for posting our prints, diana, and thanks to everyone for their kind words! (and of course thanks to kelly and lpp as well!!)

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  20. I like them. Its like you've been looking through a book and come across someone's little doodles or sketches.

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  21. These are SO AWESOME. I'm not a pirate fiend either, but I'm digging the nautical look these days. I love that they're printed on pages from old books. So great.

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  22. I like these.. probably the book page look of the background.... and I am in full pirate mode after my little pirate and fairy party.. it was fun!
    And those eggs are gorgeous and the wall paper .. I must be really tired because it took me awhile to see actually see the objects!
    Happy Weekend!

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  23. Gocco amazes me also! I've seen so many wonderful gocco pieces around. Some really talented gocco print folk out there! Thanks for sharing these. They're lovely.

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  24. Gorgeous and so clever - so inexpensive and would awesome all framed together!

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  25. These are great -- pretty much drawn to anything nautical.

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  26. These prints are nifty- what a creative idea! I bookmarked Little Paper Planes...

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