Samaritan Press

Samaritan Press Samaritan Press is a freelance design studio and print shop owned by David V. D'Andrea, Illustrator. Studio of illustrator David V. D'Andrea.

The 2026 Samaritan Press calendar is now shipping! Quantity discount on 3 or more. A few Hanger Frames (as seen in pic 1...
12/11/2025

The 2026 Samaritan Press calendar is now shipping! Quantity discount on 3 or more. A few Hanger Frames (as seen in pic 1) also still available. Thank you! http://www.samaritanpress.org

The 2026 Samaritan Press calendar is available now for pre-order!Also 20% OFF all band posters through the weekend.http:...
11/30/2025

The 2026 Samaritan Press calendar is available now for pre-order!
Also 20% OFF all band posters through the weekend.
http://www.samaritanpress.org
Thanks!

Announcing the 23% OFF SALE 🌙 A major sale to help cover some travel expenses. 23% off all posters. Free shipping on ord...
09/30/2025

Announcing the 23% OFF SALE 🌙 A major sale to help cover some travel expenses. 23% off all posters. Free shipping on orders over $100. Now is the time to pick up some posters at a discounted price. Thanks for your support!

Agalloch : 8/16/25 : Portland ::: Available now via Samaritan Press ::: Original hand drawn artwork by DV D’Andrea. 4 co...
08/20/2025

Agalloch : 8/16/25 : Portland ::: Available now via Samaritan Press ::: Original hand drawn artwork by DV D’Andrea. 4 color screenprint by . 18 x 24” signed and numbered edition of 200. Most sold at the event but the remainders are available until sold out. http://www.samaritanpress.org Thank you.

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David D’Andrea combines the draftsmanship of the 1960s poster artists with a raw detailed grittiness to create an organic pen and ink style that is unmistakably his own. His illustrations seethe with sinuous, accomplished line work and intentional rough edges.

He draws from a variety of themes - the shelves of his small studio are crammed with dusty books: almanacs, type specimens, crumbling encyclopedias, and other esoteric visual references. The eclectic influences show in the work: archaic lettering, obsessively detailed renderings of animals, and elements from numerous religions and cultures.

His t-shirt designs, hand colored silk-screen prints and album covers are highly sought after and have won much praise from fans and admirers.