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Article: HOT STENCILS, COOL ART
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- February 23, 2006
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"I'm sorry, I haven't slept in two days," says New York graphic
designer Ed Roth after forgetting his age. "I can't keep up."
Roth, who is based in Williamsburg, N.Y., and who finally
remembers that he is 37, is depriving himself of sleep to keep up
with demand for his stencils, which are being ordered in large
quantities by stores where stencils were previously verboten. Last
year Roth started Stencil1, a company that sells stencils depicting
jolly Rogers, retro joysticks, and a woman with a very fierce afro.
In the process, he is transforming the stencil's reputation from cute
craft of the suburban mom to cool hipster home-decorating tool.
Earlier this month at the New York International ...
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