Lisa Falzon just posted an original oil painting to her Etsy shop that I had to share. Lisa does illustration, digital work, jewelry and traditional works like this one. I really love when she posts new oil paintings, she has an amazing style and you can clearly see how high the quality of this piece is.
The painting is oil on stretched circular canvas, 8″ in diameter and 1″ deep. The sides are painted, and all ready to go. This painting is $115, a steal for something so perfect looking.
This weeks article features prints by Shepard Fairey, David Stoupakis, Catherine Brooks, Gianluca Mattia &
Carrie Anne Baade. Check it out Here
David has just updated his webstore with two new prints, “Repercussions” and “Memories of Tomorrow Travels”. Both prints are from his latest show “These Predicaments” that is still at the Corey Helford Gallery until December 31st. “Repercussions” is 17″ x 20″ with 14″ x18″ image area. “Memories of Tomorrow Travels” is 10″ x 17″, 8″ x 15″ image area in an edition of 100. Both prints are unframed, signed and numbered on artchival paper.
Surrealist painter Carrie Anne Baade has added some new prints to her Etsy shop. She also added a smaller more affordable version of “Queen Bitch” (shown first). All of the prints in the shop are photo prints, and she is able to make them any size you wish if you get in touch with her.
Inspired by an earlier painting of his, Casey Weldon made a whole series of 5 1/2″ x 7″ painting of the Wolfman with various haircuts. Each original painting is $100, and you can also snag an 11″ x 14″ print of the full collection.
Head on over to his site to check em out Caseyweldon.com
Here are a few of my favorites.
Catherine Brooks has just launched an Etsy store, and along with it her first edition of prints. This print is limited to only 10. The print is 10″ x 13″, signed and numbered. The amazing thing about these prints is that each one is hand embellished. She hand painted the gold details into each one of the prints, to help regain the “metallic nature” of her paintings. The other bonus is “each one is a little different and you may find a tiny graphite secret drawn into the the back and maybe a gold finger print.”
What a way to kick off a new store. I love the pose and expression in this painting. The original if anyone is interested it still available over at Thinkspace Gallery Here.
Head on over and snag one of these unique prints before they’re gone. It’s rare for such a cool print to be so affordable.
This week’s article features prints by Brian M Viveros, Alex Pardee, Mari Inukai, Kent Williams & Gary Pullin. Check it out Here
I just got word that Gary Pullin, the art director for the insanley cool horror mag Rue-Morgue, has some new prints available. The prints feature a whole mess of iconic figures, Flyboy, Frankenstein, Metaluna, Edgar Allen Poe and my favorite H.P. Lovecraft (shown). There is also a couple of larger limited edition prints, “Hilarious House of Frankenstein” and “The Funk of Forty Thousand Years”. Each limited to 100.
For anyone who is a fan of all things horror, make sure you head on over to check out the prints as well as Gary’s portfolio.
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Rue-Morgue Print Shop
Last Rites Gallery has just posted some pictures of the reception for their latest show “Anathema”. The two artists from the show, Shawn Barber and Vincent Castiglia were there as well as Paul Booth and Genevive Zacconi the duo behind the gallery.
Looks like it was an amazing night, it’s also great to be able to see the painting next to people as it helps show the size of the works. Head on over and check out the pics from this amazing show, courtesy of Steve Prue.
The very first version of the website for the amazing Pressure Printing was great. But as the list of artists and grown, it was time for a change. So version 2 of Pressureprinting.com is now live.
The new site is just as classy and easy to move around, if not easier. There is now a huge timeline showing all of the prints from the various artists they have worked with. Everything about each print is right there on this timeline. I think this is a great way of showing the legacy of works, as well as making it more enjoyable. Head on over and see for yourself. The blog also shows the various design ideas that came to mind while making this new version.
Alex Pardee’s series of Cult icons for the Crazy 4 Cult 2 show are now available as limited edition prints. There is 6 different prints, each one 8″ x 10″ signed and numbered in an edition of 50. You can pick up each print for $40, or grab the whole set for $200 over at Gallery 1988 LA.
I think he picked some really great characters for this series, Baseball Furie #1, Edward Scissorhands, Slot, Johnny Eck (Freaks, 1932), Cop #4 and my personal favorite Ash.
Alex Pardee Cult Series at Gallery 1988
This Thursday, December 18, you can head on over to the online store of Gallery 1988 San Francisco and get 15% off anything you buy. Also your order will arrive before Christmas if you are in the US. Thats a pretty killer deal, and would be great if one wanted to snag up the new mini print set by Greg “Craola” Simkins. 30 of the sets contain an original drawing by Craola. How cool would that be to get the 15% off and a drawing?
