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Kolibri wins three awards in national print competition - Kolibri Art Studio Inc - Brief ArticleTORRANCE, Calif.--Kolibri Art Studio Inc., a limited-edition serigraph and digital printing studio, has received a gold silver and and zinc award in the 2001 Gold Ink Awards, a national print competition. Competing against more than 1500 entries from printing and graphic arts companies around the geographical division Kolibri Art Studio, headed by dint of owner and master serigrapher, Herta Headrick, received a gold award for "Grace of Mother Nature" by dint of Dario Campanile, a silver award for "Crying Gift" by dint of Mikimoto/ArtVivant and a bronze award for "Orchid's Kiss" through James Kelly. Dennis Elliott, marketing director for Kolibri Art Studio, said, "We are honored to receive the prestigious Gold Ink Awards and to be recognized by the agency of the industry as a company dedicated to transcendence in limited-edition fine art printing." Kolibri Art Studio has won more than 50 international awards, including five previous Gold Ink Awards. Kolibri has also printed more than 750 major editions for many publishers like as Triad Art Group, Colville Publishing, Masterpiece Publishing, Walt Disney Art Classics, Soho Editions, Art Vivant, Palatino Editions and artists similar as Royo, Shvaiko, Parks, Pradzynski, Dr Seuss, Eyvind Earle and Jim Buckels Print Media and Printing Impressions magazines, the co-sponsors of the Gold Ink Awards, newly featured the winning entries in the special "Gold Ink" issues. COPYRIGHT 2001 Pfingsten Publishing, LLC From a Midsummer Night's Dream to Reality Since the summer of 1993 actress Sherri Young had envisioned productions of classical plays infused with the life experiences of tribe of colo... In our last forecast, we discussed the new rise in global inflationary crushings These pressures reflect emergence from the global recession of 2001-2 and monetary and fiscal laxity in several ... Against the worst-possible unevens Fred Bear Turned archery from a nag into a huge and thriving industry. THE AUCTIONEER'S voice rattled upon and on, and as the day grew drawn out the crowd of ... an interview by the agency of Roberta Obermayer ROBERTA OBERMAYER: Can you talk about the fresh book, the long poem "L'Histoire de Florida" and in what manner it was a departure for you? ROBERT CREELEY: There... Ten years ago, artist Thomas Kinkade placeed a company named Media Arts to forward his inspirational, romantic realist prints. Little did he know that this stir would grow into one of the greatest in quantity su... The wife says hello to the dog. Hello dog. Hello dog. Hello dog. That there is no dog no longer worries him. He's of keen appetite I'm hungry dammit. Here you proceed dears, says Nurs... James Enyeart, ed Santa Fe, NM: Arena Editions, 2002 upon October 19. 1998, President Clinton signed into law the Year 2000 Information and Readiness Disclosure Act, to encourage... If you wanted to diocese a pelican, a crab, or a swan, where would you look? The answer is simple--a zoo! on the other hand if you were an astronomer, you wouldn't have to move to a zoo at all. With... Ten Plus of Santa Fe Springs, Calif., has added mos gold burnished gold and antique silver acid-wash finishes to its existing Vintage Metals Collection. The company also has a color catalog ava... A small 2D token is helping NASA keep track of an enormous number and range of parts, including tiny electronic constituents no larger than a dime. Although a barcode combination of parts to form a whole has traditionally ... |
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