La La Land Posters had just released a new gig poster by Radiohead. The poster is for a benefit show that took place at The Fonda in LA this past January 24th. The poster is 17″ x 23″, signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for $75 each. The great thing is that all proceeds from this print go to Haiti via OXFAM.
Get em here: Radiohead @ La La Land Posters
Birdbath Publishing has just released a new print by Michael Hussar. “Four on the Floor” is 15″ x 11″ on museum quality archival rag paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 88. The print also comes with a certificate of authenticity. The original, shown at the “Sweet Jesus” show at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in 2004 was 12″ x 9″, so the print is a tad bigger.
Get it here: Four on the Floor @ Birdbath Publishing
As mentioned this last week, Audrey Kawasaki is having another timed released print sale. The sale will start today from 3pm to 4pm Pacific Standard Time. You will be able to buy one of two limited editions. “Yuuwaku†is 15″x19.5″on a 16″x20.5″ on 100% cotton archival fine art paper, and “Hyakki Yakou†is 22″x13″ on a 23″x14″ on 100% cotton archival fine art paper. The prints will be signed on the image area. Both prints are $100 each or $250 framed. Make sure you are all signed up and ready, the website will no doubt experience traffic problems, like all sites do, and this is sure to be flooded with fans and print flippers alike.
Get em here: Audrey Kawasaki Shop
The Virtu Gallery has just released a new limited edition from Charlie Immer. “Eyeball Jog” is the first in a series of releases from Charlie that will be exclusive to the gallery. The print is a Varnished Giclee on Hahnemulhe Bamboo Paper, 10″ x 13″, signed and numbered in an edition of 50. It also comes with a certificate of authenticity. I was also able to interview Charlie, some basic questions and a bit about the print he will be releasing through the Virtu Gallery. Take a look at the print, check out the interview and then head on over to the site.
Andrew Bell has just released a new colorway of the O-no Sushi vinyl collectible. The blue version that was released at the comic con has long since sold out, and the red version is also becoming scarce. The ty has articulated arms and legs, swappable sets of eyes, comes in a neat packaging tray and the figure is 3 ¼” tall. This little guy can be had for $25.
Get it here: O-no Sushi by Andrew Bell
Michael Shapcott is in the process of making a new website, and in the meantime has been making some very exciting paintings. The latest paintings have been smaller than most of his work has, and has this perfect blend of materials and textures. One of the latest paintings is “Onawa”, which is the first of a new series and is 8.5″ x 11″ Graphite, Acrylic, and Oil on Illustration Board. I really like this new direction Michael is going and look forward to more works. “Onawa” is available for sale over at Michael’s Etsy Shop, and he even made a new painting video that shows how “Onawa” was made. Check it out: Painting a Painting with Michael Shapcott No. 5
Timothy Hong Hung Lee is an artist working of London. He studied at the Leeds Metropolitan University, and creates breathtaking “monochromatic Chinese ink drawings on traditional rice paper.” Timothy recently launched a new website, and a new print that is available in his new online shop. “Of a Thousand Tears of a Thousand Songs†is a lithographic print roughly 16.5″ x 23.4″, hand signed and numbered in an edition of 100 (50 UK, 50 worldwide).
Check his site out here: TImleeart.com
Faesthetic is currently having a sale. From now until January 31st 100% of the proceeds from all sales will go to the Red Cross in support of Haiti. Not only that, but the holiday sale has been extended, so any orders over $30 will be 30% off. This is a perfect opportunity to not only collect some great art magazines, but to also help those that desperately need it.
Get em here: Faesthetic
