The Alamo Drafthouse/Mondotees has been releasing some Star Trek inspired posters, this new set is by Olly Moss. “The Trouble with Tribbles” is an 18″ x 24″ screen-printed poster, Spock is limited to an edition of 350, and Uhura is limited to 190. They go on sale this Friday, July 22rd at a random time.
Get em here: Mondotees.com
John Cebollero will have three new paintings in the upcoming New Breed 2 exhibition coming to the Last Rites Gallery this coming August 7th. The last show had some really amazing artwork, and I am looking forward to seeing what this year brings. John works in acrylics and inks, and as seen in one of the paintings he will have in the show below, the colors are intense. This painting is entitled “Only Women Bleed”, possibly inspired by the Alice Cooper song of the same name? The other two paintings he will have in the show will not feature his signature, stylized portraits, but will be some of the darker work that he has been creating lately.
J.R. Goldberg has been getting ready for the 2010 San Diego Comic Con, and will be signing at the Slave Labor Graphics booth all weekend. She braved the recent heatwave in Los Angeles, and cranked out a limited edition run of screen-prints. “Mutiny of the Flesh” is a 13.75″ x 19.5″ two color (opaque black and turquoise) print on 75lb cover weight vellum. Each print is signed, numbered, and titled in silver ink in an edition of 95. The print also comes with two handmade buttons, featuring images of the rabbits face and fists. If you are not going to SDCC this year but would still like this print, she has them up in her etsy shop right now.
Get it here: J.R. Goldberg Etsy Shop
Amy Sol has just released a new print in her online shop. “Plumlit Night” is a 20.5″ x 24″ giclee print with an image area of 18.5″ x 22”. The print is signed, numbered, and embossed in an edition of 50.
Get em here: Amy Sol Online Shop
Kent Williams will be at the Allen Spiegel Fine Arts booth #4701, and will have some new prints for sale and is also premiering an extremely limited artist edition book entitled “The Silk Book”. This 17″ x 17″ handcrafted book features 20 giclee plates and one original drawing which was created especially for each volume. The drawing and the plates are all hand bound in a Japanese silk covered book, that has been bound using the Japanese Stab binding method, and using mulberry endpapers. Each book is proofed by the artist, and is signed, numbered, and stamped with the artist’s personal hanko signature seal and embossed stamp. The book is limited to an edition of 10 for $2500 each. The book can also be bought early from Kent’s online shop. Click the jump for all the original drawings that were made for this book.
“The Silk Book” by Kent Williams
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Well the print contest is officially over. It was a close one but the winner picked the number closest to the number chosen by Virtu Art Gallery, congrats Ryan Shofron. This was a very successful print contest with a huge amount of entrants. I want to thank everyone for taking the time to submit a number, and for those that helped and spread the word about the contest. If you didn’t win, please keep your eyes fixed on this site, for along with all the great art that is featured I have even more contests in mind. A new one will be ready in the next month.
Thanks again to Virtu Art Gallery for the print, for Audrey Kawasaki who made such an amazing print, and to all the readers (and new readers) of the Creep Machine.
This past weekend, Fright Rags along with the Dryden Theatre put on two double features that were a tribute to Tom Atkins and Fred Dekker. They showed Monster Squad, Night of the Creeps, Halloween II Season of the Witch, and The Fog. The good part for those of us that weren’t able to be there, is that the limited edition posters that were created for the show are now up for purchase on the site. The best poster of the set is the “Night of the Creeps Meets The Monster Squad” print by Jason Edmiston. The print is a 24″ x 36″ full color offset print on 80# glossy cover stock, signed and numbered by Fred Dekker in a run of 250. Each print is only 34.95.
Get em here: Fright Rags Posters
Virtu Art Gallery has just released a new limited edition print for pre-order. “Spider Dreaming” by Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins is a 10″ x 12.5″, hand embellished canvas edition. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist, and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The gallery will have some closer pics of the print a bit later, and I’ll be sure to add them here.
Get it here: Greg Craola Simkins @ Virtu Art Gallery
After hearing the news of Ryan August passing this last Saturday, Drew Millward stayed up all night an created an original painting to be auctioned off. The money will go to help Ryan’s family. It’s an amazing looking painting, and goes toward a great cause. The painting is 16.5″ × 23.4″ with a mix of brush pens and paint. The bidding has started over at Gigposters.com and will go till around Monday or Tuesday.
And remember, you can always donate some money via paypal here: ryanaugustdonation[at]gmail.com.
Bid on the painting here: Drew Millward Auction
Michael Shapcott has been super busy lately, and with this poor economy thats a good thing. He found some time to show some of the latest drawings he has created over on his new snazzy website. Michael’s pencil work has always been a part of his paintings, but being able to see just drawings with no added color is very cool. He is deciding on whether or not to turn these into paintings, I hope he does.
Check out his site here: Michael Shapcott Blog
Justin Kamerer, aka Angryblue, is cleaning out his flat files so he is having a mystery tube sale. For only $20 you will get two prints of his choice, and since all of his work is amazing, this is a great opportunity to score some art for a killer price.
Head on over: Angryblue.com
I am very to sad to write that on Saturday, July 11th, Ryan August, the creator of the always inspirational website I Want Your Skull, passed away. I first met Ryan back in 2007 when I decided to start the Creep Machine. I had little idea of what I was doing, let alone what I was going to do to keep the site here for the long run. I Want Your Skull is one of those sites I wish I had made, i’m sure many feel that way, and I decided to model the Creep Machine on Ryan’s creation. I became a die-hard fan when I e-mailed Ryan to ask some questions, and not only was he open to answer every one, but you could tell that he just really loved art. While many other art sites are created and then fade away, I Want Your Skull was always there and it prodded me to keep going, being the sole writer such as Ryan was can get very tough sometimes. The longevity of I Want Your Skull, and the printed zines he worked so hard to bring us every year, was testament to the love of art Ryan had.
As long as I Want Your Skull has been going, Ryan always had a link to the Creep Machine on it, as well as on his own portfolio site (here) right under the title “inspiration”. I feel happy that my little site was an inspiration to him, as his site was such an inspiration to me. My thoughts go out to Ryan’s wife Sarah and their son Declan. Thanks again Ryan for creating the best skull related art site on the web, and for never giving up on it.
Just saw over at OMGPosters.com, that there is an e-mail address should anyone want to donate to the family. ryanaugustdonation[at]gmail.com.
