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| 4332 |
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<p>Street vending is an essential part and iconic of the city life. “3 Ladies By The River” was captured when the author was traveling to Hoi An. There were 3 women who were street vendors talking next to the river.</p>
<p>The artwork is reproduced from the original woodcut print made by Saigon Print Shop. The brand hopes to share this art and Vietnamese culture to more people.</p> |
| 4334 |
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<p>Dog Race is the new exciting sport in Vung Tau and is organized every weekend in Lam Son stadium. All the dogs are specially treated, very smart and quick. This sport is now the most watched by locals and tourists.</p>
<p>Seeing the delightful experience in dog races, Saigon Print Shop saved that sight in a woodcut print, then turned it into a digital reproduction so that the art lovers can access it easier.</p> |
| 4336 |
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<p>Lang BBQ is known as Lang Quan - a pub located in Vinh Khanh food street, district 4. This is a well-known area with tons of pubs where you’re overwhelmed by the drinking culture (nhau) all over the air.</p>
<p>The painting is a reproduction from a three-layer woodcut print created by Jack Clayton, the founder of Saigon Print Shop. With quality 200gsm hard paper, the product is suitable for displaying at home or giving away as a gift.</p> |
| 4339 |
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<p>Simple Seafood Street Stalls that sell scallops, snails or other seafood are the go-to hotspot of the young generation in Saigon at night.</p>
<p>Until now, no one knows where it originated from, but one thing to be sure is that people can’t stop craving this amazing taste. You should definitely try some when having the chance to come here, beware that your hands might get dirty from picking the snails, but it’s worth it! Mingling over fresh beers with a delicious seafood dish seems like a perfect idea to start a rendezvous.</p> |
| 4341 |
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<p>The poetic beauty of the Saigon River harmonizes with the charming urban life that delivers a breathtaking feeling. The perspective of this picture is located on Calmette bridge, which links district 1 to district 4.</p>
<p>The artwork has been digitally edited to combine many layers and colors, with its origin being the woodcut print made by Jack Clayton.</p> |
| 4342 |
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<p>Impressively and uniquely, the artist utilized natural wooden grains of pinewood to create the patterns of Saigon rains, then created many reproductions from the original art. These kinds of bold artwork can add a youthful spirit to your space.</p> |
| 4343 |
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<p>Despite the job and age, kicking off a new day with a cup of coffee is a must for Vietnamese people.</p>
<p>The artwork is printed from the original woodcut print of Jack Clayton. The artist being impressed by how morning coffee can bring people closer even when life is so busy is the reason for this artwork to be born.</p> |
| 4344 |
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<p>Balut - one of the most exotic foods around the world. It comes with a normal look and incubates in a period. This “specialty” is packed with tons of nutrition that’s super good for your brain and body.</p>
<p>The original version of this product is a woodcut print created by Jack Clayton, the artist and founder of Saigon Print Shop. The artwork was printed on Dzo paper and coated in seashell powder to create the light sparkle effect.</p> |
| 4345 |
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<p>At Bui Vien, you can enjoy the best fresh beer and many chaotic street performances to wind down your mind after a long day.</p>
<p>The founder of Saigon Print Shop has captured a photo of this alley in Bui Vien, then recreated that sight onto woodcut print, and lastly, reproduced it into digital prints. Therefore, the product is not solely an ordinary picture, but is an artistic combination between modern technology, photography and relief printmaking.</p> |
| 4346 |
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<p>Bia Hoi - a term to call draft beer. Drinking Bia Hoi in Hanoi is not only about the fresh taste, but it’s also the culture and how people socialize. This traditional activity is a must-try for anyone visiting the capital of Vietnam.</p>
<p>This artwork is a reproduction of the original woodcut print painted with watercolor made by Jack Clayton.</p> |
| 4347 |
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<p>The Japanese Bridge was built in the 1590s by the Japanese community and became a significant symbol of the ancient town.</p>
<p>This artwork perfectly captures this emblem on mango wood, and the wood grain is utilized to form all the patterns. Its warm color scheme is perfect to brighten your room.</p> |
| 4348 |
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<p>The original print of this design was a unique, experimental woodcut as part of my Hoi An series in 2019. Using the different woodcut print layers and a mirror reflection effect, I created this composition of an ice cream lady riding her cart down a main street in Hoi An old town. I tried to use bright colours that Hoi An is known for and also borrow a palette commonly seen in different flavours of ice cream to give the illusion of a hot day in town. You can hear the chimes of ice cream sellers on all corners Hoi An and every city in Vietnam.</p> |
| 4349 |
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<p>St. Joseph's Cathedral is an iconic building and historical attraction located in the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi. Its exteriority and interiority design is infused with ancient footprints.</p>
<p>This printing is detailed as it depicts what appears around the cathedral in real life. Originated from a photograph taken by the artist himself, the artwork is a fusion between photography, relief print art and digital print technology.</p> |
| 4350 |
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<p>This Railroad Alley was stumbled upon when the artist was searching for inspiration. This place stands out from many places in Ha Noi as it brings an attractive reminiscence to the photoshoots taken here.</p>
<p>When going around the area, the artist heard about a tale of a man called “angry broom man”, who hates noisy tourists and always chases them away with his broom.</p>
<p>This is one of the minority artworks at Saigon Print Shop that possesses a cool and soothing tone. The ground, leaves, walls are all portrayed on rustic wood grain, giving the picture an indescribable attraction. The product will be an artistic decorative item for the house.</p> |
| 4351 |
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<p>The poetic beauty of the Saigon River harmonizes with the charming urban life that delivers a breathtaking feeling. Measuring 30 x 40cm, this is a perfect touch for empty spaces on the wall and makes your home inviting.</p>
<p>The artwork has been digitally edited to combine many layers and colors.</p> |
| 40359 |
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<p>With the technique of risograph printing using soy-based ink and recycled paper, this print depicts a familiar image of Vietnam. Straight, black, super strength filtered coffee with no sugar! This drink is pure rocket fuel and will fire you through the busiest of mornings.</p> |
| 40360 |
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<p>The picture was inspired by an independent "bun rieu" restaurant that also functions as a laundry shop. For decoration, this place had installed glow-in-the-dark stars and moons as fairy lights, which reminded Jack Clayton of Van Gogh's famous 'Starry Night' painting.</p>
<p>Choosing a similar color palette, Jack decided to pay homage in this piece to one of his favorite great masters both uniquely and differently.</p> |
| 40361 |
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<p>Lotus tea' is an image inspired by the method of putting green tea into lotus flowers to create a special blend with the fragrance of both.</p>
<p>With an aesthetic borrowed from early hand-printed book illustrations, Jack drew this design straight to the woodblock before printing by hand. The cup is nestled in the leaves of the lotus flower, and boats can be seen in the distance gently floating through the quiet river.</p> |
| 40362 |
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<p>Trời ơi', meaning ‘oh my god’ or ‘oh heavens’, is an extremely popular term in Vietnamese. It's commonly said that if you go to any crowded place and listen for a short while, you are likely to hear it being said.</p>
<p>In this image, artist Jack has made a play on the words by taking their literal meaning to show a man in the sky. He is not bothered, just enjoying life on a cloud with a cup of tea.</p> |
| 40363 |
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<p>Mac Mua' which means 'stuck in the rain' is something that happens to everyone who lives in Vietnam during a wet season. It tends to strike at the most inconvenient times. Unlucky victims of the rain can be seen hiding under any shelters available throughout the city when the storms strike.</p> |
| 40364 |
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<p>Cao lầu is a regional noodle dish specific to the Hoi An area. It’s famous for its use of the special ash water from the Bá Lễ well. It is impossible to re-create this dish outside of the Hoi An area with complete authenticity, which is why it is a must-try dish when visiting this ancient town.</p>
<p>This composition was hand drawn directly on the woodblock and is supposed to put the viewer in the scene to replicate the view of sitting by the river and enjoying your Cao Lầu whilst overlooking the iconic yellow buildings of Hoi An.</p> |
| 40365 |
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<p>For the Hoi An series, Jack Clayton made a selection of multi-layer woodcut prints inspired by many trips around the ancient town. On one walk, he came across a "xich lo" driver who fell asleep whilst reading his paper! These peddle taxis are a symbol of Hoi An and effortlessly weave in and out of the tourist crowds, ringing their bells.</p> |
| 40366 |
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<p>The term ‘nhau’ in Vietnamese is the idea of drinking and eating to celebrate for no reason at all! Yes, it is to celebrate life without a birthday, specific festival, or event, just to enjoy the company of friends or relatives whilst drinking local beer (Bia Hoi) and eating light, meaty dishes. "Nhau" spots are inexpensive BBQ places that are generally very busy with local workers relaxing after a long day and have rows of metal tables and small plastic stalls. In this image, artist Jack has borrowed the image of the iconic "bia hoi" glass alongside a shrimp, which is an extremely popular ‘nhau’ snack.</p> |
| 40367 |
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<p>When you visit Ho Chi Minh City, one of the first places you are likely to visit is Ben Thanh Market. This famous destination is a bustling hub of trade and commerce in downtown District 1. In this image, the vintage text has been reproduced in woodcut, with a street sign-style banner. In front of the market, a line of "xich lo" drivers is carrying passengers who are holding on to their conical hats whilst clutching their newly bought flowers.</p> |
| 40368 |
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<p>This woodcut was inspired by a recent trip back to Hoi An where a lack of tourists meant you could take in the ancient town's beautiful architecture. The pandemic and the recent storms have put local businesses here to the test, but things are looking up as visitors slowly return.</p> |
| 40369 |
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<p>While on a photography walk in District 4, Jack Clayton came across an old market area right by the river, a stone’s throw from downtown District 1. This part of the town had avoided the new, flashy apartment buildings, which you can see in the image encroaching from both sides. The artist could not help but photograph the old, leaning building that looked as if it could fall at any moment.</p> |
| 40370 |
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<p>A number 1 choice when in Vietnam for a morning burst of energy is the "cà phê sữa đá"! Usually served with freshly dripped coffee over ice and a generous portion of condensed milk, this refreshing drink can be seen all over the country being served literally everywhere!</p>
<p>In this image, the traditional "ca phe phin" is depicted next to the infamous trà đá pot in the background and a glass of ice ready and waiting for the coffee to be poured over the top once the patient waits for the coffee to drip.</p> |
| 40371 |
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<p>The iconic street food served up all over Vietnam the ‘BÁNH MÌ’. Inspired by the French baguette, this is a classic ‘meal on the move' for when you don’t have enough time to sit down. Each area across Vietnam has its own, unique blend of ingredients and at this alleyway stall in HCMC, you can enjoy the full range!</p>
<p>In the background, you can see Saigon’s mix of old traditional Vietnamese houses with recognizable skyscrapers such as the Bitexco, Landmark and the new addition of the Thu Thiem bridge 2.</p> |