Author: Creep

  • “The Traveler” poster by David Stoupakis

    David Stoupakis has just released a limited edition poster. “The Traveler” is based on a painting that David had in the Art on the Edge Show at the Vered Gallery last July. The poster is 18″ x 24″ on thick cardstock, signed and numbered in an edition of 500. There is an Ebay auction with a good amount of them for sale, and it looks as though you can get the posters for only $20 +5 shipping.

    Get it here: “The Traveler” poster by David Stoupakis

  • “With Teeth” print by Justin Kamerer

    Justin Kamerer, Angyrblue, has just dropped a new print to the Gigposters classifieds. “With Teeth” is a 2 color screen print (silver and ‘plum black’ ), 18″ x 24″, signed and numbered in an edition of 80 for only $20. The quality of prints that Justin puts out is always top notch, so a print this good looking with that price tag is a steal just in time for Halloween.

    Get it here: Angryblue @ Gigposters

  • Iain Macarthur “Wildlife” @ Phone Booth Gallery

    The Phone Booth gallery not only redesigned their website, which looks great by the way, but also opened a new solo show from artist Iain Macarthur (featured). This new show is entitled “Wildlife” and features 12 new ink and graphite works on paper. The style is a lot tighter than the previous works Iain has released, but still holds the same design quality he is known for. Each head is filled with a variety of patterns, and beautiful line-work. There is also a new print available in the shop from this new show, “Peacock” (shown last) which is a 24″ x 18″ 1 color screen-print for only $20.

    Phone Booth Gallery


  • New canvas prints by Dan May

    Dan May has added some new prints to his online, this time they are stretched canvas prints. There are seven new prints, and each one is a limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered and limited to 50. The sizes range from 10″ x 10″ to 18″ x 18″. Each print also comes with a certificate of authenticity. The great thing about these new prints, is that once you receive them all you have to do is find a place to hang them. Take a look at the few previews I have shown here and then head over to the store to see all seven.

    Dan May Store


  • “Live Fast, Die Young” print by Kevin Llewellyn

    Coming out of his latest solo show, “The Unsaid” (featured), Kevin Llewellyn has just released a limited edition print. “Live Fast, Die Young” is a generous 31″ x 24″, signed and numbered in an edition of only 13. Since it is rare that Llewellyn releases any prints, I don’t imagine this one will last long at all. It also doesn’t hurt that the image in the print is killer looking.

    Get it here: Kevin Llewellyn Store

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  • “Wrestle Her” print by Brian Viveros

    Just this past week, on October 2nd, the Dirtyland show by Brian Viveros opened at the Thinkspace Gallery in Culver City, CA. The show has original paintings, hand embellished prints, and even some bronze sculptures. Along with the new works for this exhibition, the gallery has released a new limited edition prints based on one of the paintings in the show entitled “Wrestle Her”. The print is 18″ x 14″ on Museo Portfolio Rag paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 50. Check out the show and prints over at the galleries site.

    Thinkspace Gallery

  • “Bounty Hunters Wave 2” prints by Ken Taylor

    Mondotees is continuing the release of Star Wars inspired prints, and are ready to drop Wave 2 of the Bounty Hunter series by Ken Taylor. This set includes three separate 12″ x 36″ prints, featuring “4-lom”, “Boba Fett”, and “Dengar”. The prints were made by D&L Screen Printing, and are signed and numbered in an edition of 425. With a price of $85 for the set, and the inclusion of Boba Fett, I don’t think these prints will last long at all. They drop this Thursday, October 7th at a random time, so keep your eyes on the site.

    Mondotees.com

  • The art of Bryan Pickens

    I get a good amount of e-mails daily about artists I may have not seen, and while I would love to show them all, not all of them are ready. Brayn Pickens was one of the artists I was recently introduced to that has a great style going and really needs to be seen more and more. Most of his work is acrylic on wood panel, and often is a blend of flat geometric patterns with some textural work in the background. Bryan also has a shop with a couple of giclee prints available. I look forward to seeing some new works from Bryan, and if you like his paintings as well head over to his site and bookmark it.

    Bryan Pickens Art