Author: Creep

  • “What The World Doesn’t Know” print by Tran Nguyen

    Thinkspace Gallery has just released a new print by Tran Nguyen. This print comes from a (sold) painting she featured in her solo show at the gallery entitled “Nurturing The Uneased Soul.” The print is 14″ x 18″ on Museo Portfolio Rag paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 20 for $60 each, limit 1 per customer.

    Get it here: Thinkspace Online Shop

  • “Inferno” print by Dave Kinsey

    Found this one via omgposters.com. Dave Kinsey has a new print based on the cover art he created for Todd Reimer’s new book “Inferno.” The print is 20″ x 24″, signed by both Dave Kinsey and Todd Reimer, and is limited to an edition of 50 for $75.

    Get it here: Inferno by Dave Kinsey

  • High on Fire print by Tara McPherson

    Tara McPherson has just released two new gig posters. High on Fire (shown) and Liars, which is not sold out. The High on Fire poster is a 6 color screenprint, 17″ x 23,” signed and numbered in an edition of 300 for $25. A portion of the proceeds will also go “Oceana, and The Audobon Society who is working directly to aid birds and habitat affected by the Gulf Oil Spill.”

    Get it here: Tara McPherson Online Shop

  • “Fables and Follies” @ the Alternative Cafe

    Opening tonight at the Alternative Cafe in Seaside, CA is the latest Creep Machine curated exhibition. “Fables and Follies” is a group show that will feature work by Wesley Burt, John Cebollero, Dan Harding, Dave MacDowell, Jason Levesque, Jessica Ward, Apricot Mantle, Ken Keirns, Joseph Larkin, Arabella Proffer, Celene Petrulak, and more.
    The reception starts at 7 pm, and for those that can’t make the show, the works are not on the galleries website.

    Take a look at these preview images and then head on over to see the full show.
    Fables and Follies @ Alternative Cafe

    Tortoise At the Hare by Dan Harding

    Pursuit of Love by John Cebollero

    Vernor Tweakman by Joseph Larkin

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  • “Anxiety Always” print by Mr. Frivolous

    Mr Frivolous has just released a new print entitled “Anxiety Always.” The print is 10.4″ x 13.8″ on Hahnemuhle Photorag paper. Signed and numbered in an edition of 50. Each print will be shipped flat in a heavy-board mailer to insure safety. This is a great looking image, I love the colors that he uses in these portraits.

    Get it here: Mr. Frivolous Online Store

  • Drawings by Scott Move

    Scott Move is an artist out of the UK that has really been putting out some amazing work. While he does use paints, most of the work that he creates is with ink, and as you can see by the images below he really knows how to use inks. Scott recently added some new ink drawings to his webshop, all of which are now on sale. All of the drawings are on cartridge paper roughly 8.5″ x 11.”

    Check em out here: Scott Move Online Shop


  • Preview: “The Next Generation” @ the London Miles Gallery

    Opening this Friday, June 11th at the London Miles Gallery is a group show curated by Andrew Hosner (Thinkspace) entitled “The Next Generation: A New Chapter in Contemporary Art.” The show will feature work by many of the rising stars in what is being called the New Contemporary Movement. All of the works from the show are 12″ x 12″, and just a few names found in this show are: Aaron Nagel, Allison Sommers, Amy Sol, Andy Kehoe, Audrey Kawasaki, Caia Koopman, Chris Murray, Dave MacDowell, Kelly Vivanco, Linnea Strid, Mari Inukai, Sarah Joncas, Stella Im Hultberg, Nathan DeYoung and many more. The full show should be online this coming weekend, and for those fans that can see the show in person it will run until July 4th.

    “The Next Generation” @ the London Miles Gallery




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  • New paintings by Johnny Crap

    Jonathan Bergeron, otherwise known as Johnny Crap, has added some new paintings to his online shop. Two have sold already, but there is still a couple of very cool paintings, at an amazing price. “Lil Viking” and “Pink Metal” are both oil on wood, the pic of “Lil Viking” is cropped just a bit. I love the idea of “Pink Metal.” I am not the biggest fan of this color, but I think I would make an exception for this painting.

    Check em out here: Johnn Crap Online Shop