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		<description><![CDATA[Another artist on the eastern US seaboard, Tim Gough has been living and working in Philadelphia the past eight years as both a designer and art director. Tim is influenced by the process of screen printing (color separations, offset images) and mid-century graphics. These things are very evident in his work. Even when he’s using [...]]]></description>
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Another artist on the eastern US seaboard, <a href="http://www.timgough.org/">Tim Gough</a> has been living and working in Philadelphia the past eight years as both a designer and art director.
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Tim is influenced by the process of screen printing (color separations, offset images) and mid-century graphics. These things are very evident in his work.  Even when he’s using gouache, there are flat applications of color, with some dry brushing to accent — it’s extremely reminiscent of illustrations from the mid 20th century.  The gestures of his subjects and flat depiction of space is extremely effective in conveying a bold and playful message.
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Tim creates a <a href="http://www.timgough.org/?page_id=47">limited-edition zine</a>, which I had the pleasure of thumbing through at <a href="http://www.giantrobot.com/">Giant Robot LA</a>.  To physically hold the zine is really satisfying — the pages are weighty and I loved running my fingers across the ink.  This, of course was all complimented by the high quality of Tim’s work.
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All images via his <a href="http://www.timgough.org/">website</a>.
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