Michael Shapcott has just released a new print available on Society6. “Reverie” (State of dreamy meditation or fanciful musing: lost in reverie. ) comes in three sizes and is printed on 100% cotton rag paper. The prints also have a 1″ border to help with faming.
Check it out here: Michael Shapcott @ Society6
1xrun has a new Monday release ready to go. “Migration” is by Nathan Spoor and is 17″ x 20″ on 100% cotton rag paper, signed and numbered in a max edition of 60 with a certificate of authenticity.
Get it here: Nathan Spoor @ 1xrun
Thomas Ehretsmann started out as a comic book artist in 1998, and then moved over to illustration for magazines. In 2009 he was lucky enough to learn from Norwegian master, Odd Nerdrum. He has an outstanding style, and what I admire most is the fact that his art is very much his own, as opposed to being overly influenced by Odd Nerdum. It’s quite often I see a student paint in a similar manner as the teacher, but not here. Thomas’ comic book and illustration background was no doubt a major contributor to the style he has now. Take a look at his blog or Behance profile for more work.
Tara McPherson’s new art boutique the “Cotton Candy Machine” is now online. What you will find there is prints, shirts, posters, books, stickers, skins for you phone or laptop, and even pillows. Another great feature of this new boutique is art shows, the first of which is entitled “Tiny Trifecta” and opens this coming April 9th. The show will feature smaller art all priced at $100, so first come first served. There will be no presale so you need to be at this show in person. Art from Esao Andrews, Audrey Kawasaki, Arabella Proffer (shown), Scott C, Sas Christian, Shawn Barber (shown), Natalia Fabia, Lola, Travis Louie, Joshua Petker (shown), and many more will be showing miniature works at the show. Hea don over to the site to look at the new art boutique, and the full details for this upcoming show.
Virtu Art Gallery has been working hard at releasing some amazing limited edition prints. In the past month alone new prints from Charlie Immer, Chris Buzelli, Trevor Brown, maritn Wittfooth, and this new one by Barcelona artist Sergio Mora. The print is entitled ” El Diablo Santo” and is 30″ x 31.5″ on canvas, signed and numbered in an edition of 30. Each print also comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Get it here: Virtuartgallery.com
Opening tonight, April 1st at the WWA Gallery in Culver City is a 6 person group show entitled “Lilacs Out of the Dead Land”. This new show features work by Casey Weldon, Paul Torres, Richard J Frost, Sinae Park, Lily Mae Martin, and Dylan Sisson. Each artist has a series of paintings or drawings to show, such as Casey Weldon’s freakish poochie poochie series. The show should be on the site to view in the next day or so.
It’s Flavorpill Friday and 1xrun has a new limited edition print all ready to go. This week’s print is by Matt Straub and is entitled “Ka Pow”. The print is 17″ x 17″, signed and numbered with a COA, and in a max edition of 100.
Get it here: 1xrun.com
Coming this April 7th, Bold Hype Gallery and Spoke Art will open a group show that is sure to please art and cult movie fans alike. “Quentin VS Coen” will feature work from over 100 artists, all of which will tackle a movie created by Quentin Tarantino or The Coen Brothers. Just a few names that fans will see participating in this show are: Brian Viveros, Casey Weldon, Charlie Immer, David Choquette, Edith Lebeau, Gene Guynn, Jesse Riggle, Johannah O’ Donnell, Munk One, Nimit Malavia, Rich Pellegrino, Roland Tamayo, Sam Wolfe Connelly, Scott Scheidly, Shannon Bonatakis, Steven Daily, Tatiana Suarez, Tiffany Liu, Tom Haubrick, Tristan Eaton, Dave Perillo, Joshua Budich, Mike Mitchell, Todd Slater, and many more. Thisis the first installment of Spoke Art’s “Versus” series, and since this show is bound to be a success, get ready for more shows of this caliber. What about George Romero VS John Carpenter? While I dream of a show filled with zombies and aliens, take a look at the preview of “Quentin VS Coen” and make sure to keep your eyes on the Spoke Blog for more works and news.
