Print fashion with Raubdruckerin

Shubhra Sharma
Apr 27, 2017
2 min read

Street Art may have become unoriginal when discussing diverse ways to deal with art done in a specific urban, whimsical condition. In any case, attire mark Raubdruckerin (which means "pirate printer" from German), is truly changing the road into creative art, that superbly goes onto materials, for example, tote sacks, hoodies or shirts. They are for all intents and purposes, exchanging the ground under their feet on shirts to make for a great, unique and easy going wear.

Raubdruckerin is a trial printmaking venture, that utilises urban structures like sewer vent covers, frameworks, specialised articles and different surfaces of the urban scene, to make one of a kind graphical examples on street wear fabrics, textures and paper. Each piece is hand printed, principally on location with people in general space, as an impression of the city.

The primary concentration is to find out the surfaces of urban areas, hunting down disregarded, apparently immaterial points of interest on the asphalt, which end up being genuine urban plan pieces. They uncover in secret parts of urban areas, that are loaded with history, differing qualities and imagination.

The process of changing a detail of the city into a picture, shown on some person's chest, can be considered as 'altering street art'. A piece of the city is being removed from its starting point and acquired to new life in an alternate way. By carrying the picture, individuals turn out to be a piece of the venture themselves. To fortify the recognition with respect to the relationship to the encompassing, refine regular schedules, and in addition being sensitive to the magnificence covered up in the unforeseen, are primary inspirations of the venture.

The use of eco-friendly ink which is water based and 100% without petrol makes this art of printmaking more sustainable and barely expensive. The only maximum cost included is of the type of cloth required in this project.

So, now let’s pause for a minute and see the astounding excellence at our feet, that we fail to notice on our daily run in the rat race.

Do not stop yourself to see more of their beautiful prints here: http://www.raubdruckerin.de/blog