Thom Glick has been doing a “Drawing-a-Day Challenge” on his blog for a few months now. He is currently up to drawing #200. Most of the drawings are graphite on paper, but there have been a few hat have color in them as well. For a limited time Thom will be making custom, made to order drawings, $10 for graphite and $20 for graphite and color wash (1-2) colors. He is also trying to thin out some of the Drawing-a-Day pieces, so if you head on over to his blog you can look at what has been made so far and pick one up for $1-30 depending on the drawing.
Author: Creep
-
“Eye Blossoms” screenprint by Horsebites Design
Thanks to I Want Your Skull for the news on this one. Horsebites Design has a new silkscreened poster in the online shop. “Eye Blossoms” is 18″ x 24″ 3 color screenprint on Mr. French paper. The print is signed and numbered in an edition of 50 for $20. A great price for such a slick looking print.
-
“Wish Fulfillment From Another World” print by Todd Schorr @ Pressure Printing
Pressure Printing has been a little quiet lately, but now have a new print that coincides Todd Schorr’s first museum exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art (as seen on Arrested Motion). This intaglio print is 3.75″ x 5.25″ on Rives Heavyweight printmaking paper with Charbonell inks. It is hand stained with ink and gauche, and comes framed in a resin hand-antiqued frame with curved glass. The print is signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for $395. There is also a custom designed certificate of authenticity. Once again Pressure Printing released another stunning print.
-
Blaine Fontana print sale 20-25% off
Blaine Fontana is currently have a print sale over at his online shop. There is a dozen prints available with many of them being either 20 or 25% off the original price. The sale runs from July 15th to August 15th.
-
“Crash & Burn” by Ben Tour @ Joshua Liner Gallery
Ben Tour’s latest solo show “Crash & Burn” opened at the Joshua Liner Gallery this past July 11th. I have always been a big fan of his work, and have to admit that his use of the materials has played a role in the development of my own little artworks. In an article over at Toonhound, the author states that ink in Ralph Steadman’s hands was a life giving fluid. While I agree with this, I also feel that Ben has the same ability with the variety of materials he uses. Whether it is spray paint, ink, markers or crayons, Ben seems to be using them less a means to simple place an image onto paper or wall. The materials are more like components, each one fills a specific role and all work together to permanently embed the emotion you see in these figures.
The work for the show is online, and available to pick up. Ben Tour @ Joshua Liner
Images of the show can be seen on Fecal Face

-
Our New Sponsor: Fine Grime
I would like to introduce the newest sponsor to the site Fine Grime Art Publishing House, located in Bath UK. If you head over to the site you will see that they carry fine art prints from such artists as Bask, Ben Tour, Natalie Shau, Carles Gomila, Sylvia Ji, Zoe Lacchei, Paul Lemmon(shown), Russ Mills (Byroglyphics) and many more. There will also be some new editions soon from Nom Kinnearking and Regino Gonzales, both amazing artists.
So if you have been looking for prints from some of these artists, or have never seen some of the work before, make sure to check out the site. Fine Grime Ltd
-
“Skull” print by Chip7 @ Flatcolor
Flatcolor Gallery has just added a new print by Chip7, who also has some work in the current exhibition at the gallery. The print is 9″ x 7″ on a 10″ x 8″ piece of Hahnemuhle William Turner Fine Art Paper. The print is limited to an edition of 25. The print is very colorful, and I like how the myriad of shapes and colors all come together to create a skull that might not necessarily look like a skull for every viewer, which is a nice effect.
-
“Wolfman” print by Joel Mills
Here is a fun print that was added to the Gigposters classified. “Wolfman” is a 3 color screenprint on 100lb French paper. It’s 12.5″ x 19″ in an edition of 20 for only $12 ($5 shipping).
It’s quite an amazing print, and really looks convincing as an old daguerreotype photo. With only three colors, Black, Bronze (Metallic) & Sepia Brown, the image looks really intricate. It says this is second in a series of three, Dracula being the first. Does that mean that Frankenstein is next? I sure hope so.Head on over and check out the print and keep your eye open for more: Joel Mills @ Gigposters










