I believe these prints have been at Richard Wilkinson’s site for a bit now, I saw them just a bit ago and had to share them. He did a series of three “Safari” illustration, featuring a Zebra, Giraffe & a Gerunuk. Anyway the three images look amazing I love the color scheme that he has used and repeated for each one, and the zombie like eyes are a great touch.
Each one of the prints is 20″ x 28″ on heavyweight Hahnemuhle Cotton Rag archive paper, signed and numbered in editions of 50.
The folks over at Arrested Motion have put up photos of the work featured in Ian Francis’ latest exhibition that took place in Sydney Australia. I am a huge fan of Ian’s work, so naturally am always excited to see anything he does. Would have been nice to see the work in person, his paintings are so intense that you really need to be able to see them up close and just get lost in them.
Head on over and check out all the works Ian Francis @ Arrested Motion
The latest cult themed group show, “Idiot Box” opens at the Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles tonight. This new show is all about the television, so you will see work about shows that we grew up with as well as shows that are melting our brains right now.
The show looks petty good, there seems to be a large amount of artists that focused on ALF and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I was happy to see some shows such as “Twilight Zone” as done by Ken Garduno, Scott Campbell did a great mashup of “Greatest American Hero” and the “A-Team”. Marcus Shaefer (shown) did one of the creepiest “Ren & Stimpy” themed works I have seen so far.
Take a look at some of my favorites, and then head on over to check out the whole show. There is a quite a bit of prints available from the works, and I know that during he reception Gelaskins will be giving away skins of Alex Pardee’s painting as well as all sorts of goodies.
Looks like its a good day for print releases, PovEvolving just released a new print from Ana Bagayan. The original painting of “Chelsea” was sold at her recent solo show at the Billy Shire Fine Arts Gallery, so for those that loved the image there is now a print to be had. The print is 14″ x 16″ with a one inch white border on Museo 365gsm Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 30.
Previously featured here on the Creep Machine, and one of the artists that was in not only the B Movie show but also the latest “This is the End” show, Seattle based artist EGO has just been added to the roster at Flatcolor.com His first print for the site is from his painting “Little Miss Sunshine”. The print is 7″ x 9″ on a piece of 8″ x 10″ Hahnemuhle William Turner Fine Art Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 25.
This is a great first print from EGO and I look forward to seeing what new prints they bring us, not only from EGO but also the other artist they feature such as Parskid, Timothy Karpinski, Chip7 and Sohaila Adela.
Head on over and take a look: EGO @ Flatcolor.com
A Paper Tiger has just released a new limited edition print, this new one is from Brian Despain. The print is 12″ x 14.5″ signed and numbered in an edition of only 25.
The site gave a little description of what the piece is all about: “The Exiles represents honor and dignity in the face of adversity. An unlikely royal couple stands proud but alone under a tumultuous sky, their crowns, a symbol of their former state, lift from their brows to hover like ghostly halos while dead leaves dance about them on winds of change.”
It’s a great print, from an amazing artist. That little gnome is too cool.
Head on over and check em out Brian Despain @ A Paper Tiger
Rue Morgue Magazine has some new prints in their online shop, these new ones are from Chris Roberts. Having worked in the film and television industry, you can clearly see that Chris is a big fan of classic horror. You can see in the two works, “HAREM SCAREM” inspired by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres painting “La Grande Odalisque” and the third painting “DEATH OF GILLMAN” inspired by Jacques-Louis David’s “Death of Marat” painting, that he is also knowledgeable about art history.
The originals look to be still available on the site, each one being acrylic on illustration board. There are also signed prints of each painting up for grabs too.
Check em out Chris Roberts @ Rue Morgue
