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NEW HAND EMBELLISHED LITHOGRAPH BY @hera_herakut
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HERA-HERAKUT
“As Long As There Are Dreams There Is Hope”
4 color lithograph printed on a Marinoni press built in 1881
Each lithograph is hand embellished by the artist
Edition of 150
78 by 61 centimeters (approx. 30 by 24 inches)
Paper - BFK Rives 270 g
Numbered and signed by Hera of Herakut + stamped by Idem by @myfinbec

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NOW AVAILABLE!!!
HAND EMBELLISHED LITHOGRAPH BY @inti.artist
“AFRENDA”

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Seven color lithograph printed on a Marinoni press built in 1881
Each lithograph is hand embellished by the artist, all the flowers are hand painted and shadows and half tones to the dress painted with watercolor.
Edition of 100
81 by 61 centimeters (approx. 32 by 24 inches)
Paper - BFK Rives 270 g
Numbered and signed by Inti + stamped by Idem
Certificate of Authenticity is a digital token minted on Solana blockchain
Exclusively available on the myFINBEC website - link in the bio by @myfinbec

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“20 Years 1UP” limited edition hand embellished lithograph printed from stone at Idem in Paris.
NOW AVAILABLE!!!!!!!
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2 color lithograph printed in Paris on a Marinoni flatbed press built in 1881. Each art print has been individually and uniquely hand embellished with spray paint, china ink and markers. Signed and numbered by 1UP. Exclusively available on the myFINBEC website - link in the bio.
#graffiti #streetart #urbanart by @myfinbec

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3 years ago

The main edition of this lithograph by @hera_herakut is almost sold out!
To show our appreciation, we are giving away one of these hand embellished lithographs.
How to enter to get a chance to win this art print: there is a secret code on the webpage for this art print, the link is in the @myfinbec bio. Simply find the secret code and then send this code word as a direct message to @myfinbec on Instagram.
The winner will be chosen from the DMs on July 1st as a post here on Instagram.
Good luck to everyone!
Please DM @myfinbec with any questions by @myfinbec

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"Drawing on stone to create a lithography-print feels very, very similar to painting a mural on the street where I brush the cold wall in front of me and breathe life into it.“ ~ Hera of Herakut (sharing how the latest @myfinbec limited edition #lithograph created at the historic printing studio @idemparis in Montparnasse is connected to the #mural on Rue Poissonnière in the 2nd Arrondissement of the French capital. That mural, sourced by @verticle75 almost never came to exist due to a wave of anxiety and self-doubt. These two pieces of #art – mural and print – are a reminder that true creative processes, the stuff you work your way through, technically and psychologically, will always be so much more than pretty images spat out by an emotionless computer program within split seconds. A huge part of the true, messy and time consuming creative process is its therapeutic aspect: the fear, the struggle, the joyful bliss to have completed another wild ride, another battle with one’s dark thoughts. »As Long As There Are Dreams … There Is Hope.« is the outcome of such a creative process.) (Don’t hesitate to reach out to Chris at @myfinbec to learn more about it.) taken in Paris, France by @myfinbec

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It was an incredible experience getting the chance to work at Idem this week. A huge thank you to the entire team — you were all amazing. I’m already looking forward to coming back to Paris and creating more later this year. taken in Idem Paris by @myfinbec

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»doing #lithography as a first step you use grease to apply your mirrored image on a slap of lime stone. In its last step, the stone gets sanded down, the lines are being removed completely to make room for the next artist’s hands and thoughts. You have become part of the stone‘s history. Your prints bear witness to this brief encounter. For me this comes real close to the ephemeral nature of muralism, of streetart.« ~ Hera @idemparis @myfinbec taken in Idem Paris by @myfinbec

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“OFRENDA”, HAND EMBELLISHED LITHOGRAPH
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This art print by Inti is a limited edition of 100.
“Ofrenda” is a 7 color lithograph, printed in Paris using the traditional method of creating an artwork directly on limestone, and then each color is printed with a Marinoni Press built in 1880. All 100 art prints are hand embellished with watercolors and acrylic. All the flowers are painted by hand in shades of yellow, and also shadows and midtones were painted on the clothes . Measuring 81 by 61 centimeters (approx. 32 by 24 inches), on BFK Rives 270g cotton paper, stamped by the print house IDEM, with hand torn edges and then signed and numbered by @inti.artist by @myfinbec

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New hand embellished lithograph by @hera_herakut coming soon. DM @myfinbec for more info
Printed in Paris and hand embellished with watercolors by Hera…dropping April 16 by @myfinbec

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NOW AVAILABLE!! Limited Edition Art Prints - LINK IN THE BIO

20 Years 1UP” by 1UP Crew - DM @myfinbec for more info

Two color lithograph printed on a Marinoni press built in 1881
Each lithograph individually hand embellished with spray paint, china ink and marker
Edition of 200
61.5 cm by 68.5cm / 24 by 27 inches
Paper - BFK Rives 270 g
Numbered and signed by 1UP crew + stamped by Idem

To commemorate twenty years since the founding of the “One United Power” 1UP collective, a “family portrait” art print was super neccessary to create. Also, in order to match the powerful impact of 20 years of 1UP Crew, the family portrait would be made at one of the most renowned print houses in the world, at Idem in Paris. Idem atelier was established in 1881 and printed the lithograph editions of Matisse, Picasso, Miro, Chagall and many other legendary artists over the past 140 years. By creating the original artwork for the 1UP family portrait on a slab of limestone, 1UP keeps to its graffiti roots of painting on walls. What makes this printing technique so special is that the paper is pressed directly against the original artwork to make the print, rather than an ink jet print or silk screen. After the finished art print is done, each lithograph was then hand embellished with spray paint, china ink and tagged with a marker. This 2 color lithograph was printed in Paris using the traditional lithograph method of creating the artwork directly on a slab of limestone, and then each color was then printed using a Marinoni flatbed press built in 1881. This lithograph measures 61,5 x 68,5 centimeters (approx. 24 by 27 inches), is printed on BFK Rives 270g cotton paper, stamped by Idem the print house, with hand torn edges and then signed and numbered by the artist. The hand embellishing is slightly different for each of the art prints, different spray paint colors and different tags makes each art print quite unique. by @myfinbec

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The hand embellished lithograph “Ofrenda” by @inti.artist has just been released as an”enhanced art print”. This limited edition lithograph now has an augmented reality experience and “tap to verify” technology that you can just place your phone near the artist’s signature and photos and video automatically pop up and also verifies the authenticity of this art print. @myfinbec is looking to push new boundaries and the next evolution in art collecting. DM for more info or LINK IN THE BIO by @myfinbec

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#mural »I Am The Summoner Of Nothing In Particular« #hera_herakut , early February, community wall arranged by @verticle75 in 5 Rue Poissonnière, Paris. NOW IN ALL HONESTY: I was in absolute panic mode, right up until I was handed my trusted tool, the paint roller extension pole, shut off my brain & followed the lines that appeared through rollers, #spraypaint, paintbrush. But really, days before, the hours and minutes before I actually started #painting, I was crying my eyes out drowned by a wave of anxiety, best described as "imposter syndrome". I was convinced, I had nothing worth sharing and no reason to be there – right up until the moment I held my tools. That’s when the switch was turned, my imagination overwrote ratio, random shapes, then figures started pouring out and piled up. So, under the watchful eyes of Tommy (last slide), and the kind crew around me, I started "summoning" whatever really – snakes, bats, mermaids, three-headed dogs, a unicorn battling some kind of knight, truly »nothing in particular« but a lot of it. And before I knew it, my favorite thing happened (slide 2): neighborhood children stopped to take in my painted turmoil, discussed it, asked questions and just spent time out of their day thinking about something that I helped to appear. You might not believe me, but no matter how many years i spent painting in public, that moment when a child stops to decipher your lines, that will never get old! That is the reason to continue. To continue dreaming to help others dream. That moment in February inspired another artwork I then did: a drawing/ a lithograph I printed with @myfinbec . The lithograph‘s title became this: »As Long As There Are Dreams, There Is Hope.“ As long as we allow ourselves to overwrite doubt and fear, we can dream and float, create, inspire, continue marching through darkness. Now you know the whole backstory!) Thank you everyone, who where there that day! And thank you @eddiecolla & @droos86 & @rachel_riot_designs for the beautiful project and photos, and thank you, Chris @myfinbec for your patience with this mind of mine, helping me make sense of it all! Much, much love, Hera taken in 2nd arrondissement, Paris by @myfinbec

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