By ION on Nov 25, 2009 in POSTER ART
[Poster Art] Jesjit Gill
Looking at Jesjit Gill’s poster art, it should come as no surprise that his answer to the question “What makes a good poster?” is “Fluorescent screenprinting inks.” Jesjit learned how to create hypercolour screenprints in high school so that he could make, as he humbly puts it, “dumb t-shirts.” But he soon saw that there were people out there, like Michael DeForge and Seripop, working in a similar style and he decided to run with it. Jesit’s posters, which he describes as, “Somewhere between trying to experiment within the limits of screenprinting and exploring psychedelic and grotesque imagery,” can be seen on telephone poles in Toronto and art galleries across Canada.
