Yang Town’s Design Now Available as a Print
February 6th, 2009 by RyanSo ever since Yang Town launched I've been receiving many compliments about the blog's design, specifically the header (some people have even asked if they could buy prints).
I've been a big fan of the many incredibly talented digital artists over at the DeviantArt.com community, (in fact the Yang Town design was inspired by a dozen or so of various deviant art peices), so it only made sense to submit Yang Town as a new deviation (a deviant art creation) and make it available as a print.
This means you can purchase a print of the Yang Town header design through deviantart.com and have it framed if you like as well.
I've been intending to do this for and finally got around to printing one for myself to see the quality, and also to anchor the energy of Yang Town in my room.
You can view print here. There are many sizes available, ranging from small postcard size prints to large 20 x 30 inch prints. The quality is amazing, especially if you order what's called "Lustre" (Simply click on the word 'Matte' to change between Matte, Glossy, and Lustre).
Lustre is a new printing technology described like this:
"Lustre is wonderful for both, capturing the best qualities from Glossy and Matte and combining them into one beautiful finish. The Lustre finish has more saturated inks which can sometimes result in a darker image. The quality this finish adds to your artwork is beyond description. You must see it to believe it!"
Check out the pics below to give you a size of the scale (the pic below is the 20×30 print w/ frame):
Having the print serves as a reminder of the Yang Town Mission of developing masculine power, emotional strength, a sense of purpose, personal integrity, and an open heart.
If you like the design, you will appreciate the quality up close (it looks really good). So once again, here is the link to buy the Yang Town Print.
I would also encourage you to checkout all the amazing artwork at deviantart.com, there are tons of incredibly innovative and provocative creations.
Sat Nam.
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February 6th, 2009 at 7:47 pm
That’s very cool lookin’, Ryan. 🙂
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February 6th, 2009 at 7:26 pm
This is wonderful! It feels synchronistic (yeah, that’s not really a word). I have a horribly blank patch of wall, and I’ve been thinking about how every time I see that header, I’m instantly centred and grounded. I love the sun/moon, day/night, and Oriental motifs, as well as the “river of life”. Now I just have to decide what size to get 🙂
February 6th, 2009 at 8:51 pm
Hey Shaun, cool! Thats rad to hear, just the type of feeling I was hoping to inspire.
Hey Ariel, thanks man 🙂
April 5th, 2009 at 5:30 pm
Hey Ryan, Looks great. This will be a great addition to my new apartment. The walls are bare and I need something positive to fill some of the void.
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September 9th, 2010 at 3:40 pm
Nice news, I would thank to author coz’ i have read here a lot useful knowledge. Keep it going! :). Best wishes 🙂
September 26th, 2012 at 2:42 pm
Actually its my first to come across this design/painting. I like how the artist combined the day and night background plus the Chinese house or is it a temple? It’s beautiful! Very brilliant artist!
December 20th, 2012 at 9:11 am
I couldn’t disagree. You really had very interesting header as well as theme. Very earthly 🙂