Greezy Rainbow
A quick animation of parking lot oil spots.
PEN
12 February 2010
Still working on a collection of pillows based on my Stripe print series, and I’m getting really into it. The color scheme is based on this image.

Here are some panels I just printed this past week, waiting to be sewn.






Hoping to get 100 completed by the end of this month.
Dana
25 January 2010
Last night was Monkey Town’s last night.
Ryan Junell said it best, as always, “There has never been anything like it before and there probably will never be anything like it again.”
PEN
25 January 2010
The New York Times published our decade-in-review, a memory chart of the last ten years by category.
People have been writing to us asking for better-than-newsprint prints. So we printed an offest edition with Ideal Graphics here in Brooklyn, our favorite print shop. There is a signed edition of 60, you can get one for $50, and there is a folded, un-numbered open edition that we are getting to anyone who wants one, $10.
Write us at hello@doubletriple.net to request a print.
To give credit where it is due: Art Director Kenneth Munowitz created an amazing photo-based chart of the 1950s for Horizon magazine, a big inspiration. My wife Elizabeth Nottingham, Jenifer Saba of Editor & Pubisher and New York Times magazine writer Andrew Rice pitched in with content ideas.
PEN
8 January 2010
Wow, beautiful hand-cut lettering …

~ via of paper and things
Dana
20 December 2009
This past weekend, my fiend Ali Azios and I decided to make some hand-crafted holiday gifts. With the designs from my Stripes Prints Series, we printed on some satin and cotton fabric and made these pillows. Took us two days to make eighteen for some very lucky people!

Dana
7 December 2009
For the last year I have been getting deep into late 60s/early 70s horror films, especially those on the small budget psychedelic side. Allow me to share my waste of time with you.
Please join me for 70s Psyche Horror movie night at Monkey Town: Tuesday, November 24, 7:30 pm.
We’ll be showing one my favorites, a stone-cold classic in the genre, Simon, King of the Witches. It’s a not so much a horror film, as a surprisingly well-acted Altman-esque occult dark comedy set in post-Altamont Southern California. Here’s the trailer:
And what a poster! Hope to see you Tuesday. Say hi.
PEN
19 November 2009
We were asked to contribute a design concept for an article in New York magazine earlier this fall: ideas for living in office space.
http://nymag.com/realestate/vu/2009/09/59254/
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More repurposed than redesigned, an office space home could feature
➊ a lush garden of office plants rescued from dusty neglect, ➋ a baby
crib handily cribbed from a filing cabinet drawer, ➌ a Post-It Note
decoupage colors a blah cubicle wall, and ➍ a plastic bag chair stuffed
with shredded documents.
Modular cubicle walls allow the home to easily change to fit the
seasons, the residents’ needs or or the sudden urge to build a pillow
fort in the Board Room.
The post it note wallpaper in greater detail:
We would would love to actually install a post-it note wall drawing somewhere. Interested? Email us at hello.
PS
Found some other nice post-it art on this blog: http://madsilence.wordpress.com/2008/07/26/note-ably-artistic/
PEN
17 October 2009
Silk-screened posters for Jane Herships, a.k.a. Spider, for her October 2009 tour.
PEN
14 October 2009
Maura and I silk-screened some posters to promote her Crafternoons at the New York Public Library, the second Saturday of every month.
PEN
8 October 2009