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Dub Bulls
by Jeff Scher

ARTIST STATEMENT

Dub Bull grew out of a series of paintings I made for an animated film, Lost And Found. It’s a kind of animated valentine to my favorite animators of the 1930s. I wanted to recreate their giddy joy, general chaos and childlike surrealism by quoting their imagery, but doing so in a percussive “psychadelichrome,” take-no-prisoners color palate. It’s an experiment in having color aggressively contradict form. What I think happened in the film is that form triumphed. The figurative continuity of the characters survived my most severe chromatic attacks.

Dub Bull, in print, is also an experiment in making a kind of projector-less animation. By staring at one set of the bulls for a second then quickly looking at the next, the differences between them can make an illusion of motion, or a two-frame movie. The colors in the after image of the first painting mix with the color of the new painting. I like making images that reveal things about the way we see, and these images have a lot of that mischief in them.

The prints in this edition vary with size. The larger the print, the more unique images featured.

The 8″×10″ print, at left, is offered in edition of 100 prints.

The 11″×14″ print, at left, is offered in edition of 500 prints.

The 16″×20″ print, at left, is offered in edition of 50 prints.

The 30″×40″ print, at left, is offered in edition of 5 prints.

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Dub Bulls

by Jeff Scher

archival pigment print
available framed

  • Custom Order

    Select your print and frame:
    • 8"x10" 24
      Add frame 115
      • Black Frame, recommended 115
      • White Frame 115
    • 11"x14" 60
      Add frame 185
      • Black Frame, recommended 185
      • White Frame 185
    • 16"x20" 240
      Add frame 490
      • Black Frame, recommended 490
      • White Frame 490
    • 30"x40" 2400
      Add frame 3200
      • Black Frame, recommended 3200
      • White Frame 3200

  • Unframed prints usually ship within 5 days of purchase.

  • Custom orders ship 3 to 4 weeks after purchase. For faster delivery, select Ready to Ship. Quantities and selection of Ready-to-Ship art are limited.

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ADDITIONAL PRINT INFORMATION

  • Limited-edition, exclusive to 20x200
  • Museum quality: archival inks, 100% cotton rag paper
  • Artist-signed + numbered certificate of authenticity included
  • Directly supports the artist
  • Available framed or print only

These prints are created using archival pigment inks on 100% cotton rag paper with a matte finish.

The originals—each featuring one bull, gouache, casein and pastel on Coloraid paper, 4.5″×6″ mounted on 9.5″×8″ illustration board—are available. Please note: the Coloraid paper is not light fast and will shift over time with exposure to light. Contact collector@20x200.com for more info.

Our quoted dimensions are for the size of paper containing the images, not the printed image itself. We do not alter the aspect ratio, nor do we crop or resize the artists’ originals. All of our prints have a minimum border of .5 inches to allow for framing.

We recommend a custom frame in black solid wood with UV protected plexiglass and a white archival mat. Please note: Framed art may take up to 4 weeks to ship. Available for U.S. orders only.

  • 8"x10" print offered in 14"x16.5" frame (3/4” front profile x 1 1/4” side profile)
  • 11"x14" print offered in 16.5"x19.5" frame (3/4” front profile x 1 1/4” side profile)
  • 16"x20" print offered in 22.5"x27.5" frame (3/4” front profile x 1 1/4” side profile)
  • 30"x40" print is dry mounted and framed to the image (3/4” front profile x 2” side profile), with spacers and enhanced UV plexi glass

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How to Frame Your Art

All of our prints have a minimum border of .25 inches to allow for framing. We do not alter the aspect ratio, crop or resize the artists' originals—quoted dimensions are for the size of paper containing the image, not the printed image itself.