This Tuesday, March 16th, the latest “O-No Sushi” vinyl collectible from Andrew Bell will be released. This is the grayscale/bloody edition and can only be purchased from the Rivet Gallery. This new version will go on sale 12:00 pm EST, and will be limited to an edition of 150 for $35. The first super limited edition, blue version, sold out at the SDCC very fast and I have a feeling this will go just as fast. No phone orders, you either have to go to the shop, or purchase it online.

Get it here: Rivet Gallery

This past March 4th at the London Miles Gallery, was the opening of the first European solo show from Scott Campbell. “Everybody, All the Time” features more than 100 new watercolor works, many of which are on the smaller side and very affordable. There are many works still available, one in particular I wish I got to before it sold (see first).

Check out the show: Scott C @ London Miles

March 6th at the Last Rites Gallery two solo shows opened, one from Chris Peters and the other from David R. Choquette. Long time readers of the site might recognize David’s work from not only being a featured artist (here) but also having an amazing ‘Killer Klowns’ inspired painting in the ‘Attack of the B Movie Show‘. David has an great style, dark and surreal. The work for his solo show at Last Rites is now up on the site, along with Chris Peters’ new paintings. Here are a few from the show that I especially liked, make sure you head on over to the gallery to see the rest.

David Choquette @ Last Rites Gallery

Serge Birault, an illustrator out of France has some prints of his work over at Inprint. He is very inspired by Gil Elvgren and Sorayama, and shows just how amazing digital art can be in the right hands. He has quite a few prints available on the site, all of which are open edition and comes in a couple of sizes. The prints are on 100% cotton rag paper, with archival inks and a 1″ border.

Get the print here: Serge Birault @ Inprint

Last weekend, March 6th, I made my way over the 7th Anniversary show over at the Shooting Gallery in SF. It has always been one of my favorite galleries to visit, as there is perfect lighting for photography and consistently good exhibitions. Opening that night was the latest solo show of Aaron Nagel entitled “Marks”. Right next door at the White Walls Gallery was also works from Kevin Cyr, Jessica Hess and upstairs at Gallery Three was new works by Jessica Whiteside.

Jeremy Fish is currently embarking on a traveling art and print show entitled “Road Less Traveled”, and to kick it off he has a very impressive new screenprint available. The print made by Decoder Ring, is a 21 layer screen print on heavy archival paper. Decoder Ring is known for making very intense screen prints such as the “All Gone” print from Tara McPherson (here). Jeremy’s print, “As the Mind Wanders” is signed, numbered and embosses with Jeremy’s chop and the Decoder Ring chop. The print is limited to 100, with 80 being sold on the site. This is quite an amazing print, I don’t imagine it will last long. After the ‘read-more’ link I have an animated version of the layers being put on, images that were originally on Expresso Beans Forum.

Get the print here: Jeremy Fish @ Decoder Ring

Godmachine has just added a new print to his online shop. “Sonisphere” is a 3 color print on Mr. French black stock paper, 18″ x 24″ signed and numbered in an edition of 50. This print is made for the Sonisphere festival that will feature music from some of the best isuch as: Alice in Chains, Iron Maiden, Mastodon, Rollins, Slayer and many more.

Get it here: Godmachine online shop

This past Saturday, March 6th the Phone Booth Gallery opened “Daydreamer” with new works from the artist known as Mr. Frivolous. All of the works are mixed media on paper, and all appear to be 8.3″ x 11.7″. There is some good work in this show, I especially like “One Size Fits All” (seen below).

Check out the full show here: Phone Booth Gallery