Creep Machine Magazine – Contemporary Art & Culture

Author: Creep

  • aotd: “Fashionable Spaceman”

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    I spend far too much time looking for art, but I rather enjoy it. Most of the time I stumble upon artists that many are well aware of, such as Ric Stultz.

    The day after I found Ric’s very cool work, I was contacted by Blueflip Art that they now have some prints available from Ric. The work above is actually one of the prints there. I love Ric’s style, is very brushy and and just good fun art.

    If you want to see more of Ric Stultz’s work, check it out here: Ric Stultz
    Ric Stultz prints @ Blueflip

  • Lowbrow Art Sale, new SFWeekly section

    Well for those who read my weekly articles on SFWeekly.com, you know that is has so far been in the “All Shook Down” area. The articles are found Tuesday mornings right there on the front page, and then later on in the art blog area.

    I’ve been writing these articles close to 6 months now. I never really thought that I would ever find enough prints to fill each weeks article, but I have been able to do it. Some really exciting prints as well. The Crazy4Cult prints, Lori Earley, LetterPressed prints, Chet Zar, and most recently Michael Hussar’s Hans Memling print.

    I’ll keep going with these articles, and now it will have it’s own section, “The Lowbrow Art Sale…” Also, for the last article this year I will be doing a top 10 list, it will be hard narrowing my favorites down, but 10 of the best prints I have written about will be there.

    Make sure you check out tomorrows article. I’m looking into have the posts on the sidebar, better than they are now.

    SFWeekly.com

  • Attaboy drawings for sale

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    If your still looking for for xmas presents, or maybe even just want to treat yourself, Attaboy has some originals drawings for sale.

    Head over to the link to check out em out. There is 5 of them left, and they all seem to be on Arches Watercolor paper with torn edges. Hit up the e-mail supplied to order one of them.
    The prices are very reasonable as well, especially for the size that the pieces are. One of them is already gone, I don’t imagine they will all last that long.

    Attaboy Drawings

  • aotd: “DJ SBON Cover”

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    I have stated this many times before, but I really love the look of watercolor, well not all watercolor works. I do however like what Drew Falchetta does with watercolor and inks.

    He has a great sketchy style, and fans of Gris Grimly, and even Scott Campbell will like his work. You can see the Ralph Steadman influence when he gets all crazy with the inks in his work. I do like however that he seems to draw just a little on each of his influences, as opposed to directly biting their style.

    If you like what you see here, head on over to his homepage and check out the rest of his work.
    Drew Falchetta

  • Shows opening December 15th

    This Friday some great shows are opening.

    Lesley Reppeteaux has a solo show called “MOONSTRUCK with WANDERLUST”, at the same time Gris Grimly will have his solo show “A Prairie Nightmare” at the MModern Gallery

    “The Big Tiny” opens at the Red Ink Studios in San Francisco. A group show that focuses on “miniaturization to extreme amplification”. 25 artists will be a part of this very cool sounding show.

    At the White Walls Gallery in SF as well, “All Star Hustlaz” opens, featuring work by: AJ Fosik, Ben Horton, Katy Horan, Dalek, Damon Soule, Henry Lewis, Sylvia Ji and many others. This is one I’ll make sure to check out.

    Elizabeth McGrath has her solo show “The Incurable Disorder” at Billy Shire Fine Arts in Culver City, CA.

    And the one I wish I could see, “Three Kings” at the Light Gallery in Costa Mesa. The three artists shown will be David Lozeau, Ken Ruzic and Bigtoe. All three have great styles.

  • “Co-Conspirators” and grand opening of Nowhere Gallery

    One December 14th at 5pm, Nowhere Limited will have a grand opening of a new gallery that they have been working on for some time. It will be in Nederland, Co very close to Boulder.

    The show to open the gallery is called “Co-Conspirators”, and features some really great work.
    The gallery looks amazing, it has a moving stage, moving walls and a cool shop area. They also said we can expect some Jermain Rogers prints soon. Here is pics of the gallery.

    Head on over to the site to check out the show.
    Nowhere Limited

  • Michael Hussar “Hans Memling” print Pre-release

    hans_memling.pngI featured this print in my SFWeekly article, but in case you missed it here we go.

    This painting was featured recently on L.A. Ink, and directly after I received tons of visitors asking me when a print was going to be made. It is now ready, BirdBath Publishing is doing a pre-release of this amazing print.

    This print is a limited edition of 88. Image size is 10″x14″ (same as the original painting), paper size is 13″x17″. It is printed on archival paper and is unframed. Signed and numbered, and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The price of the print is $300, shipping in the US is $20, $50 international.

    There is an estimated delivery of December 31st. So if you want this one, I would buy now.
    Head on over to Birdbath Publishing and e-mail Frankie from the contact page, or just do it here: Frankie @ BirdBath.

  • “Prehistoric Party” by Flyk

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    There is a new limited print from BlueFlip art, is called “Prehistoric Party” for the artist known as Flyk. Very colorful piece, and I like the figures alot.

    “Prehistoric Party”

    There will also be some great print news today, I have written about it in my latest SFWeekly article. I’ll also post the news here again, but if you want to head over and check it out now..
    Some really killer prints are being released this month, and there are a few that won’t last long at all.
    You will either find it on the front page, or the art blog area.

    SFWeekly.com