A0 Print - 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan Rookie Card Ed. 1 of 100

A0 (84x118cms) 'MJ Rookie Card' Limited Edition (100) Giclee Print by Sue Dowse on Ilford Galerie Textured Cotton Rag 310gsm Archival Paper and Inks - Unframed.

(Also available in other sizes, see below).

I use recycled magazines, type, maps, photos, patterns and more to create one-of-a-kind collages. By ripping and cutting up these items I am able to construct unique works of art that appear semi-realistic from a distance, yet abstract up close. I love people to lose themselves in my artwork, scanning the fine detail to discover the text and images that intertwine to make these unique 'paintings'.

The legendary 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan Rookie Card — reimagined through collage. Using only authentic basketball cards and magazines, I hand-cut and assembled over 1,000 fragments to recreate this iconic image. No paint. No digital printing. Just layers of history and craftsmanship brought together to celebrate basketball’s greatest player. Each print is exquisitely produced to reveal every textured detail of the original collage.

A giclee print is an extremely high quality print using archival paper and inks and is the closest duplication of an artwork that is physically possible. Unframed and delivered rolled up in an art tube. Signed and numbered on the front.

Dimensions include surrounding white border.

Select from 4 sizes (see separate listing for each size):
1. A3 (29.7x42cm) - including white border - $150
2. A2 (42x59.4cm) - including white border - $240
3. A1 (59.4x84cm) - including white border - $400
4. A0 (84x118cm) - including white border - $740

Any additional sizes are available upon request.

Printed in Australia.

Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery as each print is custom produced.

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Sue Dowse is an Adelaide based artist who works mainly in collage art. Sue graduated from Advertising and Graphic Design, SA School of Art in 1984. She stills works as a graphic designer but in 2019 found an alternative creative passion in collage art, or as she calls it “painting with paper”.

Specifically, Sue uses recycled magazines, type, maps, photos, patterns and more to create one-of-a-kind collages. By ripping and cutting up these items she is able to construct unique works of art that appear semi-realistic from a distance, yet abstract up close. She loves people to lose themselves in the artwork, scanning the fine detail to discover the text and images that intertwine to make these unique "paintings".

Sue is excited to produce an environmentally respectful art form which allows her to give new purpose to discarded magazines, graphics and paper. Her work entices people to look closer. Sue's method is always evolving as she deconstructs an image into shades and shapes that can be depicted on the canvas with paper, and through experimentation overcomes the hurdles to bring a truly individual piece. She hopes you enjoy her work and looks forward to developing her style further in the years to come.