Hi. My name is B.A. Lampman. I paint in ink and make collages, and sometimes I combine the two. I welcome commissions and illustration projects, but mostly I like to do whatever the hell I want in my little studio. You can learn a little more about me on my about page.
On the homepage, when you hover over the images, you'll find links to five different series of work, as well as links to pieces in the shop and links to illustration and graphic design projects.
SERIES I - 100 Days of The Artist is Present
SERIES II - Certain People
SERIES III - Loved Ones
SERIES IV - Collage
SERIES V - Mugshots
The homepage and the artwork page are one and the same.
ABOUT THE SHOP: The shop has four categories: portraits, giclée prints, collage, and my book (which is currently being reprinted and will be available soon). Collage pieces are mounted on wooden cradle board and ready to hang; giclée prints and paintings are unframed.
GICLÉE PRINTS can be made from almost any painting or collage you see on this website. Contact me with questions, or visit giclée prints in the shop for ideas.
GICLÉES are inkjet prints using pigmented inks (rather than dye-based inks) for longevity and quality of colour. The scan taken of the original work is highly detailed, collecting far more information than is standard for a digital print, and the paper used is archival (acid-free, ie, won’t yellow over time). A good giclée print is as close to the real thing as you can get without being the real thing.
Giclée prints start at $75, while original paintings sell from $400 to $600. Payment is through Paypal, where you can also use Visa, Mastercard, or American Express.
SHIPPING via Canada Post will be determined depending on your location, and there will be no mark-up—I can give you an estimate of the cost of shipping before you order if you like.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Subscribe to Feed the Monster, a once-monthly missive, and you'll be entered monthly in a draw to win a $75 giclée print from the shop! You'll see what I'm getting up to in the studio (and who knows what else).
