So a little bit late on this one, but the Featured Artist for August is now ready. Continuing the past few features of an interview and gallery, Jason Edmiston was kind of enough to answer some questions, and share some art. I would like to thank last month’s double feature artist, Joe Scarano. So head on over and check out the featured artists are for his work, and of course his interview in the archives.
Toronto After Dark Film Festival posters by Phantom City Creative
Phantom City Creative, a new marketing firm in Toronto has just released 5 new limited edition prints based on cult favorite films from the festivals, each one created by Justin Erickson. The prints are for “Dead Snow”, “Mulberry St.”, “Repo: The Genetic Opera”, “Let the Right One In”, and “Behind the Mask”. Each print is 11″ x 17″, signed and numbered in editions of 66 for $20 each. You can also buy the entire site an save $15. The posters look great, I look forward to seeing what else this new creative studio will come up with.
Check em out here: Phantom City Creative Shop
Original works by John Cebollero
John Cebollero (interviewed) has just added some original drawings, and an acrylic painting to his online shop. The drawings are pen and ink on 7″ x 9″ bristol, and the arcylic painting “Bit of the Apple” is 12″ x 24″ and was seen in the Dark Pop 2.0 show at Last Rites Gallery in New York.
Check em out here: John Cebollero Shop
Nimit Malavia opens online store
Nimit Malavia has just opened an online shop and can be found on his homepage. This new shop is filled with 8 prints, most of which are on Hahnemuhle fine art rag paper, and limited to editions of 50. The store will soon feature, limited editions prints, screen prints, original artwork and much more.
Check it out: Nimit Malavia Store
“The Snow Yak Show” book by Mark Ryden
For those fans that weren’t able to make it to Japan for Mark Ryden’s “Snow Yak Show”, a hardcover book with all the painting from the show is now available. The book is 64 pages, is 11″ x 14″ in size, so all those images will be nice and large. The book also features photos of the artwork hung in the gallery, and of Mark’s trip.
Check it out here: Snow Yak Show Book @ Last Gasp
“Monster Mash” print by Jason Edmiston
Jason Edmiston has just added a new print to his Etsy shop. “Monster Mash” is the perfect print for classic horror fans, as you have Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, and the Wolfman all mashed in one killer portrait. The colors are insane and should make any Basil Gogos fan happy. This print is 13″ x 19″ on acid free paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for only $30.
Get it here: Jason Edmiston Etsy
“Eye of the Serpent” print by Brian Ewing & Buff Monster
Brain Ewing and Buff Monster teamed up to make a poster for Faith No More just a while back, and now they have collaborated again. This new poster “Eye of the Serpent” is an 18″ x 24″ screen print on Coventry rag paper, signed and numbered by both artists in an edition of 200.
Get it here: “Eye of the Serpent” print by Brian Ewing & Buff Monster
New works by Sarah Joncas
Sarah Joncas recently posted a couple of commission works she has finished and I thought I would share them here. The first one is entitled “Cherry Blossom Girl”, is 18″ x 24″ and as you can see has an intense color palette. The next one is entitled “The Bride” and comes in at 16″ x 20″. I really wish I was the one that commissioned this painting, its a great take on such a classic horror movie character.
Head on over to her homepage to see the rest of her work: Sarahjoncas.com
New prints by Nouar
Los Angeles based artist Nouar has added a bunch of prints to her Etsy shop. Many of the prints average 1″ x 15″ in size, are limited to editions of 100 for roughly $50 each. The only print based on a graphite drawing, “Just Between Us” (shown first) is more limited in an edition of only 10 and is a preview of what fans will be seeing at Nouar’s solo show coming this October to the Copro Gallery.
Get em here: Nouar Bigcartel
Christopher Ulrich “Illuminator: The Royal Wedding” @ La Luz de Jesus
Just this past Friday, August 6th at the La Luz de Jesus Gallery, an amazing show featuring new works by Christoper Ulrich opened up. Entitled “Illuminator: The Royal Wedding”, this solo exhibition, “Each piece in the series is designed to be its own portable temple marked and charged by the number 8″. The show features 16 paintings, 16 illustrated studies, 1 additional drawing, hidden notes, and 16 print editions. The prints are of the original 16 illustrated works and are each limited to a series of 12. Not only are the drawings expertly rendered showing Ulrich’s skills with graphite, but the oil paintings are even more impressive. Every inch of these works is filled with beautiful contrast, intense colors, and a perfect blend of inspiration from contemporary and classical works. I also liked the fact that each painting has its own custom made frame. Ornate frames chosen to fit with the paintings are great, but when the frame is designed specifically for the work or series of works, its just one more detail an artist can add to a show to really make a difference. It would be great to see these works in person, but for many the web will have to do. Make sure you check out the site, read the intro and digest every painting in this show.
Christopher Ulrich “Illuminator: The Royal Wedding” @ La Luz de Jesus
Artist Profiles: Melissa Cooke
Melissa Cooke is a graduate from the University of Wisconsin in fine arts. She creates what can only be referred to as graphite paintings, as she states ” I create my work by applying thin layers of powdered graphite to paper with a dry brush. Illusion dissolves into brushwork and the honesty of the material.” The end result is a hyper realistic drawing, all of which tend to be around 50″ x 38″ in size. The effect is amazing. She has three series of works on her site, “You Know Me Better”, “Vacuum”, and “Masked”. There is also a couple of videos on the site that show her working process in a way.
See the rest of her work here: Melissacooke.com
New prints from Doug Gordon
Doug Gordon (featured) has just opened an Esty shop with three new prints. “ThenGatekeeper”, “Harvest”, and “Scout’s Honor” are all 12″ x 16″ on Moab Entrada rag paper, signed and numbered in editions of 50 for $30 each.
Get em here: Doug Gordon’s Strangosity @ Etsy
