Chet Zar has added some sculptural collectibles to his online shop. One of which is the custom made Planchette that was given to the VIP guests at his 2007 “Stranger” show at the Strychnin Gallery in Berlin. It’s made out of hand cast urethane resin, and if it is anything like a normal planchette the size is around 6″ x 4″, but don’t take my work for that. Each planchette is also signed on the bottom. This is quite a unique collectible that can be had for only $20 each.

Get em here: Talking Board Planchette by Chet Zar

After a little break and newly remade webpage, I Want Your Skull is back and has just released issue 8 of the collectible book series. This issue has a cover by Shawn Hebrank, a randomly packed custom print/papercraft toy designed by Horrorwood and hand-printed custom, metallic inked envelope to store the 35 page book. There is also a few interviews, one of which is with Godmachine. Inside the book you will find art by Brian Morris, Wonman Kim, Dwitt, Ryan August, Pale Horse, David Lozeau, Jason Goad, Joe Boccia, Derek Deal, Swarez and many more. This issue is limited to 250 copies for $20 each.

Get it here: IWYS Issue 8

Andrew Bell has just released a new colorway of the O-no Sushi vinyl collectible. The blue version that was released at the comic con has long since sold out, and the red version is also becoming scarce. The ty has articulated arms and legs, swappable sets of eyes, comes in a neat packaging tray and the figure is 3 ¼” tall. This little guy can be had for $25.

Get it here: O-no Sushi by Andrew Bell

Faesthetic is currently having a sale. From now until January 31st 100% of the proceeds from all sales will go to the Red Cross in support of Haiti. Not only that, but the holiday sale has been extended, so any orders over $30 will be 30% off. This is a perfect opportunity to not only collect some great art magazines, but to also help those that desperately need it.

Get em here: Faesthetic

Dirty Pilot has just released a colo zine by Charles Glaubitz. The 48 page color zine was put out in commemoration of the exhibition with Charles the gallery will be opening. The zine is limited to an edition of 80, and is signed and numbered by the artist. Thats a pretty fancy zine, and well worth the $15. Here are a few images of what can be found inside, more are at the galleries site.

Get it here: Charles Glaubitz Zine @ Dirty Pilot

Fright Rags has another shirt/print combo only this time it’s a little bit more intense than the Night of the Living Dead combo I featured a while back. This new set is dedicated to the “Ladies of the Evil Dead”, those crazy gals that did such a wonderful job freaking fans out in the first installment of the Evil Dead series. The artwork is designed by Jeff Zornow, who has done so many of the designs found at the site. There is a 10-color screenprinted shirt, an 11″ x 17″ poster print featuring the same art but with signatures from each of the ladies. It also comes with a vial of actual dirt from the location of the filming, all wrapper in a box made to look like the cellar door from the movie. For fans of the movie this is a killer collectors set, that is limited and as of now only 39 are left.

Get em here: Ladies of the Evil Dead Extreme Edition

ART THAT CREEPS: Gothic Fantasies and the Macabre in Contemporary Art is a new book released by Korero Books and put together by Yasha Young, owner of Strychnin Gallery. The book is 192 pages, hardcover and is filled with “Neo-gothic visual energy and inspiration from the worlds of lowbrow and neo-surrealism. Featuring artists from all corners of the globe working in oil, digital, sculpture, engraving, porcelain, taxidermy and photography.” Some of the artists that can be found in this collection are Chet Zar (cover), Michael Ryan, Scott Holloway, Natalie Shau, Naoto Hattori, Nicoletta Ceccoli, David Stoupakis, Richard A. Kirk, Jason Shawn Alexander, Leslie Ditto, Melissa Forman, Chris Peters, Michael Page and more.

The book can be found in a variety of online shops, but it looks to be ready for purchase now @ Korero Books

For his last solo show “Electric Corpse” that took place at Fifty 24 Seattle, Parksid released a limited edition run of resin figures. “Santa Muerte” is a 6″ tall resin figure, painted flat black and limited to an edition of 25. These figures are now available from the Flatcolor Gallery, so if you missed out on the 6 that were available from the “Electric Corpse” show, now is your chance to score one of the remaining figures.

Get em here: Parksid @ Flatcolor Gallery

A while back I posted of an exclusive Lil Mort Red figure, and now it looks like Munky King has a black version in stock. This new figure is 7″ tall, vinyl and limited to an edition of 400. They will have the red one coming soon, and they also have a very smooth looking clear version that is limited to 100.

Get em here: Coop Stuff @ Munkyking

Issue number 12 of Faesthetic is now available. This issue feature a cover design by Maya Hayuk, and the theme of the issue is “Home”. There are 35 artists that have work shown in the maagzine, and for the first 100 order a laser cut keychain is thrown into the mix. I was very happy to see that this issue features work by Jon MacNair and Jesse Balmer.

Get em here: Faesthetic Online Shop