More familiar in a commercial context – most notably Letraset® (who popularized the method for typefaces in the 1950’s), the process of ‘Decalcomania’ stretches back into the history of art as a technique to transfer work from one surface to another.

German artist Max Ernst was a ‘Decalcomaniac’ as were surrealists Oscar Dominguez and Hans Bellmer. Now a stable of international artists and designers is commencing a decalcomania renaissance.

Rub down on your transfer - your letters, images, logos - to almost any surfaces (paper, wood, metal, acrylic, ceramic, mirrors, glass, tiles, books, photos, walls, cabinets and furniture).

A4 size, 20 x 27cm

There are 3 design to choose from:

1. Emma Magenta was born in Australia and finds respite from certain feelings through drawing. She is in possession of a deep love of animals, in particular foxes. She also loves volcanos, trees, rocks and chandeliers.

2. The Royal Art Lodge was founded in 1996 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The current members are Michael Dumontier, Marcel Dzama, and Neil Farber.

3. David Shrigley is a Glasgow based doodler of scruffy, humourous infamy.