Author: Creep

  • New prints by Naoto Hattori

    Naoto Hattori has just added 5 new prints to his online shop. “Bharva”, “Mermaid Sushi”, “Abundance”(shown), “Phoenix” & “Eedaimonia”(shown) range is sizes from 10.5″ x 14″ to 16″ x 20” and are $125 to $150 each.

    Get em here: Naoto Hattori Shop

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  • “Loving You Splintered Me To The Bone” print by Glenn Arthur

    Perfect timing on this one, December featured artist Glenn Arthur has just released a new print. “Loving You Splintered Me To The Bone” is a giclee on 100% cotton rag paper using Epson K3 archival inks, the print is either 17″ x 21″ or 22″ x 28″ custom trimmed with 2″ border. Glenn states on the site “This piece is extremely special and sentimental to me which is why I chose it for my first print.” What an great image to use for a first print, and not only are they generous sizes but each print can be had for under $40.

    Get em here: Glenn Arthur prints @ Society6

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  • Featured Artists for December: Glenn Arthur and Jeremy Forson

    October’s Halloween feature seemed to extend into the month of November, but now we are back on track again. For the last month of the year the featured artists will be Glenn Arthur and Jeremy Forson. Both are amazing artists and I am very happy to have them on the site. Make sure you check out the previous featured artists that are all in the archives now.
    Head on over and check out this months artists: Featured Artists for Dec

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  • New prints by Esao Andrews

    Esao Andrews has added a couple of new prints to his online shop. “Remy’s Ascension” is 16″ x 16″ signed and numbered in an edition of 80 for $85, and “Off to the Little Village” is 11″ x 13″ signed and numbered in an edition of 60 for $75. I haven’t been able to see a print by Esao in person, but the folks over at omgposters.com that clued me on to the these prints have stated they look stellar.

    Get em here: Esao.net

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  • “Chinoiserie” print by Korin Faught @ Corey Helford Gallery

    The Corey Helford Gallery has just released a new print by Korin Faught. “Chenoiserie” is 32″ x 18″ on arches infinity paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 50. The print come from a painting Korin had in her latest solo show at the gallery entitled “Echo”.

    Get it here: Corey Helford Gallery

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  • Ladies of the Evil Dead Extreme Edition @ Fright Rags

    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
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  • Pressure Printing Fall Sale, 25% off

    From now until December 8th, every print that has not been sold on the Pressure Printing site will be 25% off. So for instance Femke Heimstra’s “Haniwa” (posted earlier) can be had for just over $100. I really wish some of the Glenn Barr prints were still available, or some extras of the James Jean Process Recess 3 print, but there is still some great stuff to be had.

    Check it out: Pressure Printing

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  • Artist Profiles: Fabio Viale

    Fabio Viale is an Italian artist that does the most amazing things with marble. I don’t often share sculptural work, but the moment I saw the sculptures of Viale I had to post. He has made some really amazing things out of marble such as a working boat, popcorn, toilet paper roll and the busts shown below. The “Souvenir Gioconda” and “Skull” are both out of marble but look just as though they were made out of styrofoam, it’s mindblowing.

    Head on over and take a look at the rest of his work: Fabio Viale Homepage

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