Looks like its a good day for print releases, PovEvolving just released a new print from Ana Bagayan. The original painting of “Chelsea” was sold at her recent solo show at the Billy Shire Fine Arts Gallery, so for those that loved the image there is now a print to be had. The print is 14″ x 16″ with a one inch white border on Museo 365gsm Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 30.
Previously featured here on the Creep Machine, and one of the artists that was in not only the B Movie show but also the latest “This is the End” show, Seattle based artist EGO has just been added to the roster at Flatcolor.com His first print for the site is from his painting “Little Miss Sunshine”. The print is 7″ x 9″ on a piece of 8″ x 10″ Hahnemuhle William Turner Fine Art Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 25.
This is a great first print from EGO and I look forward to seeing what new prints they bring us, not only from EGO but also the other artist they feature such as Parskid, Timothy Karpinski, Chip7 and Sohaila Adela.
Head on over and take a look: EGO @ Flatcolor.com
A Paper Tiger has just released a new limited edition print, this new one is from Brian Despain. The print is 12″ x 14.5″ signed and numbered in an edition of only 25.
The site gave a little description of what the piece is all about: “The Exiles represents honor and dignity in the face of adversity. An unlikely royal couple stands proud but alone under a tumultuous sky, their crowns, a symbol of their former state, lift from their brows to hover like ghostly halos while dead leaves dance about them on winds of change.”
It’s a great print, from an amazing artist. That little gnome is too cool.
Head on over and check em out Brian Despain @ A Paper Tiger
Rue Morgue Magazine has some new prints in their online shop, these new ones are from Chris Roberts. Having worked in the film and television industry, you can clearly see that Chris is a big fan of classic horror. You can see in the two works, “HAREM SCAREM” inspired by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres painting “La Grande Odalisque” and the third painting “DEATH OF GILLMAN” inspired by Jacques-Louis David’s “Death of Marat” painting, that he is also knowledgeable about art history.
The originals look to be still available on the site, each one being acrylic on illustration board. There are also signed prints of each painting up for grabs too.
Check em out Chris Roberts @ Rue Morgue
Daily Du Jour has some photos of the Chris Anthony solo show “Venice” that opened up at the Corey Helford Gallery this past week. The show looks great, and from what the gallery site gives impression to, each one of the photos in the show is actually part of an edition. So all of the photos in the show are c-prints that will be sold in limited edition runs of 7. The photos of the reception give you a good idea of what the photos look like all frames up.
Head on over and check out the show. Chris Anthony Pics @ Daily Du Jour
The creator of the amazing Wormwood comics, and artist to a whole host of great comic titles, has just added some new prints to his online shop. The prints are printed on demand, 11″ x 17″, 12 point glossy prints. So they are basically poster prints but one of the only ways so far to get some art from Templesmith. There is also a couple of books on the site to get as well.
Head on over and see what is on offer. Ben Templesmith Print Shop
Postersandtoys.com and Drew Millward has just started a print subscription offer. This offer will run over the course of 12 months and will get you “At least 15 screenprinted concert posters”, “At least 5 screenprinted art prints”, one original drawing and some other random stuff. The prints will go out in three shipments, and the $300 for the offer can be made in payments.
Head on over to Drew’s Myspace page and take a look in his “pics” section to get an idea of all the killer art you will be getting. Drw Millward Myspace
Drew Millward Print Subscription on Postersandtoys.com
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Todd Schorr’s latest solo show “The World We Live In” opened up this past weekend, and from the looks of it was an amazing reception. Red Carpet treatment, paparazzi, celebrities and press only policy when it came to taking pictures. Lucky for all of us fans that couldn’t make it, the folks over at Arrested Motion were there and took a whole mess of photos.
No word yet on the work being on view at the galleries website. There were also some prints at the show, I hope they pop up online somewhere if they were not sold out at the show.
Not too many shows opening up this weekend, and they all seem to be on Saturday. So here goes:
Saturday:
Gallery Nucleus: The Society of Illustrators Los Angeles Illustration West 47 Exhibition will be up until April 3rd.
Corey Helford Gallery: will open Chris Anthony’s new show “Venice” at their “Special Event Location: 6086 Comey Street (off Venice / near LaBrea) / 310.287.2340″
Merry Karnowsky Gallery: will open “The World We Live In”, the latest solo show from the amazing Todd Schorr.
Antonio Roybal is an artist out of New Mexico, he is mostly self-taught but also studied with Austrian painter Ernst Fuchs. His work is very surreal and filled with iconographic elements. The painting shown is 22.5″ x 26.5″ egg tempera and oil on wood panel. The painting was done using the mische technique, which is said to be the way the Flemish masters such as Jan Van Eyck painted.
Antonio put this painting up on his Etsy site so “Instead of selling it at a gallery, I thought I would sell it on here for those who can’t make it to the galleries.”
It was just a bit ago that the “Art of Sketch Theatre” opened at the Gnomon Gallery and now the site has brought us another video. This new one is from Greg “Craola” Simkins and is his first video for the site.
Greg is a phenomenal artist, I love watching the character in this one develop out of what looks like nothing more and smudges and highlights. Lets hope that Greg becomes a regular on the site.
Greg “Craola” Simkins on Sketch Theatre
This Friday at the Golden State Theatre in Monterey, will be a screening of the “New Brow: Contemporary Art Underground” Documentary. There will be a Q&A session with the filmmakers Tanem Davidson and Scott Grover. In the lobby of the theatre will be an art show presented by The Shooting Gallery and The Alternative Cafe. Van Arno, Anthony Ausgang, Shawn Barber, Tim Biskup, Gary Baseman, Paul Chatem, Ron English, Anne Faith Nicholls and many more. The film starts at 9pm and will cost $10.
If you live close enough to go to this, it would be a great way to spend a Friday. A film about this amazing art scene, and even some art to check out. And while your in the area, make sure to stop by the Alternative Cafe and check out the “This is the End” show that is still up until April 13th.
New Brow Film
Golden State Theatre
