10x10 Series Poster (Giclée)

Stereohype's Fine Art Giclée Prints are printed on demand on super-elegant Hahnemühle German Etching Textured 310gsm. This is one of Hahnemühle's genuine artist papers, mould made, 100% acid free paper with an exceptionally smooth surface. This velvety heavyweight etching board has a fine surface texture. German Etching is one of the most popular media for artwork and photography. The paper is made of 100% cotton or pure alpha cellulose presenting a textured surface that allows high quality printing. Artworks are printed with archival inks – a ten colour ink set including orange and greens for vivid and long-lasting results.

Daniel Eatock was born in 1975 in Bolton, UK. He currently lives and works between London, São Paulo and Norway. A graduate of London’s Royal College of Art, Daniel served on the design staff of the Walker Art Center before returning to England to work with clients including Channel Four Television and the Serpentine Gallery. He is an accomplished graphic designer and applies his former vocation skills to art-making. Embracing his design roots, his practice subverts strategies of communications, rational problem solving and formal design/un-designed methodologies. Daniel uses invitations (such as FL@33 and Stereohype's 10x10 brief), opportunities and chance circumstance, actively seeking, embracing and responding to the coincidences and contradictions encountered in everyday life. In 2006 in collaboration with Jeffery Vaska, Daniel developed the ubiquitous website portfolio platform, Indexibit.org. In 2008 Princeton Architectural Press published Eatock’s monograph Imprint.

External links: eatock.com / indexhibit.org

Created by: Daniel Eatock

10 designers, studios, artists and illustrators who were specially commissioned by Stereohype to form part of the 10x10 Poster/Badge Anniversary Series. The series consists of 10 A1-sized posters that each come with its corresponding one inch (25mm) button badge – all inspired by the number 10 and/or 1,000 and/or 10x10. Button badges either mirror or compliment the according poster design. This series was created for the FL@33-curated and designed 10th anniversary exhibition Stereohype 2004–2014 (visit flat33.com for documentation). Apart from Alan Kitching's original letterpress poster are all other 10x10 contributions released as Fine Art Giclée Prints – all in a limited edition of 10. The 10 according button badges helped to push the total count of Stereohype’s ever-growing collection to the magical number 1,000. The 10x10 contributors are: Alan Kitching, Daniel Eatock, Deanne Cheuk, Geneviève Gauckler, Ian Wright, Michael C. Place (Build), Richard J. Kirk (Manikato), Twopoints, Vaughan Oliver (v23) and Stereohype-founders FL@33.