Gene Guynn has added a new print to his Society6 shop, entitled “The Fall”. The print is 17″ x 24″ on matte, 100% cotton rag paper with Epson K3 archival inks. Each print will only set you back $25.
Get it here: Gene Guynn @ Society6
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“Belladonna” print by Lori Earley
The original edition of “Belladonna” by Lori Earley was put on hold due to printers being switched up. The edition is once again for pre-order and will be shipped out this coming June. The print is 24″ x 30″ giclee on canvas, signed and numbered in an edition of 200. This is a beautiful image, and quite darker in tone that the last few prints Lori has released.
Get it here: Lori Earley Store
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Art Whino new website and sale
Art Whino has just launched a new version of their homepage. If you remember the last page it was pretty much all flash based, which I am not a fan of, but this new version is back to html. I know animations and effects are fun, but simpler sites are easier to see on mobile devices, easier to move around in, and most importantly allow the viewer to focus on the most important thing; the art! There is also a new store layout, that allows you to browser by artist, see new arrivals, or use the search field to find what you are looking for.
For all the fans of the Creep Machine, Art Whino has supplied a special code, “whinoslovecreeps”, that if you use from now until May 16th you can get anything in the shop for 10% off. Looking around there is some amazing work to be had, such as “Headlong Buckle Buster” by Paul Chatem (shown).
Check it out: Art Whino
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“Debbie Harry” print by Shepard Fairey
This Friday, May 7th at a random time, Shepard Fairey will be releasing a new print entitled “Debbie Harry”. This canvas screen print is from a photo originally taken by Bobby Grossman. The print is 18″ x 24″, signed and numbered in an edition of 450 for $70 each. I haven’t been too interested in the last few prints that Shepard has released, but I think that this is one is well worth the look.
Get it here: Obey.com
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“Flora” print by James Jean
The ever talented James Jean has added a new limited edition print to his online shop. “Flora” is an image out right out of ones of James’ sketchbooks. Form what I have seen he sketches into those Moleskine books, and uses this amazing pen called the SKB-1000 ( at least that’s what certain art forums say). The print features two pages of sketches, all of which are various flora with some figurative elements thrown in. The print is 9.5″ x 12″ on Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper, signed, numbered, and embossed in an edition of 100 for $65 each.
Get it here: James Jean Online Shop
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“Anchor” Print by Amy Sol
Amy Sol will be releasing a new print today, May 3rd at 2pm PST. Entitled “Anchor”, this new print is 9.5″ x 13″ on a sheet of 11.5″ x 15″ hahnemühle paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for $80. This is an amazing looking print, and I imagine it will not last long.
Get it here: Amy Sol Store
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“Nightmare on Elm Street 3” poster by Electric Zombie
Fright Rags recently commissioned Kyle Crawford of Electric Zombie, to design a Nightmare on Elm Street poster for a “Nightmare: Dream Edition”, featuring the poster, a shirt and some more goodies. This was an invite only event, but for those that would love to get their hands on the amazing poster that Kyle designed, he has it up in the Electric Zombie shop. You can even grab the poster with a shirt that is clearly inspired by the “Nightmare” movies. The poster is a 2 color screenprint, 18″ x 24″ on black paper for $25 a pop. This poster will only be available for one week, so you have until May 7th to snag one of these.
Get em here: Electric Zombie Shop
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Mark Ryden’s “The Gay 90’s Old Tyme Art Show” @ Paul Kasmin Gallery
This past Thursday, April 29th at the Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York, the latest solo show from Mark Ryden opened up. The show entitled “The Gay 90’s Old Tyme Art Show”, features 23 new works from Ryden. There is a good mix of paintings(oils and watercolors), nice detailed drawings, and some sketches. You can see that some of Ryden’s famous iconography has come back for this show; meat, Abraham Lincoln, and Jesus are all there. A few of the paintings have a color palette that is a little bit darker in tone than most of his works, such as “Virgin and Child” (shown first). A few have some more earth tone based color schemes, and the candy colored scheme we know so well from Mark Ryden’s work can also be seen.
Check out the full show here: Mark Ryden @ Paul Kasmin Gallery
Virgin and Child
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