I included his portraits in yesterday’s Renegade Craft Fair recap, but I wanted to show off this set of prints from Ryan Kapp as well. They seem to be sold out right now, but Ryan (if you read this), please let us know when they’re available again. I’d like a set, and I have a feeling there will be a few others looking for them now too.
4 Seasons in Chicagoland by Ryan Kapp
Also, I’m a little in love with all of your paintings. Just sayin’.
*Update: I heard from Ryan. His prints are now available, hooray!.
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I’m loving these! Would be amazing to have all of them as a collection!
Gorgeous! Love this type of thing. Reminds of the book Sky Tree.
I saw these at Renegade and am so in love. I came home and immediately showed my husband online. I asked Ryan about ordering online and he said they weren’t available yet but they would be soon. Can’t wait to snag them!
Oh my gosh! Ryan’s a friend of mine! I’ll definitely be passing this on and get you guys connected.
I just love the smallness of the internet sometimes!
FOR REAL! I clicked through your link to his site yesterday and immediately fell in love with this set!!!! I want I want I want!!! Gorgeous.
those are so gorgeous! i’d love to have them on my walls here in LA… to remind me that seasons do actually change. hehehe
We saw these at Renegade too – loved them.
Loved his stuff. Hands down my favorite this year at Renegade.
wow, i wish he did other cities too… boston, NY… they are beautiful!
I LOVE this!!!! I do want to know when he’s in stock again. So sad to miss the Renegade this year!
Steph
It puts them in your shopping cart so it looks like they are in stock. It doesn’t say they are out of stock. ??
I am thinking of getting these, they are beautiful (I would also love if he did other cities – like Madison, WI or Portland, OR!). Anyone have ideas for inexpensive frames to buy? I think framing them separately would be best.
HAH! Ryan was an instructor of mine at Harrington College of Design. Love his work and so exciting to see it out there. Thanks for the reminder!
I saw these, too, and really liked them. I saw you, too, but was too shy to introduce myself. My boyfriend totally did not understand – “No, but I read her blog! And she’s right there!”
Lovely prints. This is my first visit to your blog and I just wanted to say “hi” and that I will definitely be coming back
I loved his work, as well. I bought his silkscreen of “Skokie Night.” Has that awesome Charley Harper goes to the suburbs feel. :)
These are great. :)
I had Ryan as an instructor when I was attending Harrington College of Design…oh, how I miss that school dearly. He was extremely inspirational to me, and probably the very reason why I feel so close to design today (for real). I never did get to finish school unfortunately (i moved to madison, wi. and the design programs here would never be the same as chicago) but I did move onto doing a lot of block printed patterns because I still wanted to be connected to design in some way.
ANYWAY- my fondest memory of Ryan’s class was the day he showed us his work. We all loved it! And I really liked his series that he did looking into people’s houses. Heehee, everybody was like “you did what?!”
So yes, thanks for sharing and bringing back fond memories.