Author: Creep

  • “Candy Girl” print by Justin Erickson

    Justin Erickson had added a new print to his already well stocked Etsy shop. “Candy Girl” is 8″ x 10″, signed and numbered in an edition of 50 for $30 each. He did a great job of making this image not look morbid, which considering there is a giant bit out of the girls face, it looks like a candy doll.

    Get t here: Justin Erickson Etsy

  • “Drawn From the Well” book by Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins

    “Drawn From the Well” book by Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins

    Craola has just released a new book to his online shop. “Drawn From the Well” is a 9.5″ x 7.5″, hardcover book with 300 pages of drawings. The special edition, which was signed and personalized is now gone, but you can still run over and grab this collectible book for $30.

    Get it here: Craola Online Shop

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  • Artist Profiles: Vinicius Quesada

    An artist working out of São Paulo, Brasil, Vinicius Quesada. It looks as though a majority of his work is wheat pasting prints in a collage like manner. The work is similar to what other urban artists such as Shepard Fairey create, although Vinicius has a more humorous and often painterly way of creating his works. The “Suncity” piece, (shown first) is intense, and as he stated on his Flickr, “this one took like forever”.

    Check out the rest of his work here: Vinicius Quesada @ Flickr


  • “Tango” Limited edition print by James Jean

    “Tango” Limited edition print by James Jean

    James Jean has just released a new print to his online shop. “Tango” was originally from a painting that was shown at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles. The print is a generous 28″ x 44″ on Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper, signed, numbered, and embossed in an edition of 50. I don’t imagine these will be around for long.

    Get it here: James Jean Store



  • New drawings by Mia

    Coming this Saturday, September 25th, to the Corey Helford Gallery is a show featuring new works by Korin Faught, Krista Huot, and Mia. Three very exciting artists each with a unique style, this should be a great show. Mia recently added some of the drawings that she will be showing over at her blog. The drawings range from 6.5″ x 6.5″ up to 29.25” x 22”. I like how you can see her drawing style tighten and loosen up in different areas of the drawings, but either way she has a very elegant style. Make sure to check out Mia’s blog to see more works, keep up to date with shows, and even see some sketches.

    Mia Illustration Blog



  • “Bad Mutha Wizard” by Dave MacDowell @ Dirty Pilot

    Dirty Pilot has just released a new print by Dave MacDowell. This one is of the very popular, “Bad Mutha Wizard” painting. The print is 22″ x 17″ on 300gms art paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 49. That a pretty big for under $100.

    Get it here: Dave MacDowell @ Dirty Pilot

  • New prints by Glenn Barr

    Glenn Barr has added four new limited edition prints to his online shop, “Prehistoric Blues”, “BOA”, “Oceanah”, and “Spark”. Each print is 9″ x 12″ on 80lb cover stock, signed and numbered in an edition of 50 for $40 each. I’m glad that Glenn is starting to make smaller, limited edition prints.

    Get em here: Glenn Barr Store



  • New prints and signing by Tara McPherson @ Zerofriends in SF

    Zerofriends recently opened a pop up shop in San Francisco, 248 Fillmore Street right next to Upper Playground, and have been having some artists come by the shop to do some signings. Coming this Saturday, September 25th, from 6-7pm Tara will be at the store to sign three new prints that are being released by Zerofriends. “Lilitu” which is 17″ x 22″ on velvet cotton rag paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100. The other two, “The Handler” and “The Healer” are both 8″ x 10″, signed open edition prints for only $25 each.
    If your going to go the signing this Saturday, make sure to get there early as the line will fill up fast. Otherwise you can grab the prints from the Zerofriends online shop.

    Get em here: Tara McPherson @ Zerofriends