Gallery Nucleus has added two new prints by Jason Limón. Both prints are an 8-color process on watercolor paper. The colors and contrast to “Undying Glow” is amazing, it really pops out at you. The prints are limited to 30 and $60 a pop.
“Undying Glow”
13″ x 13″ signed, numbered in edition of 30 for $60
“Tethered at a Fixed Distance”
13″ x 16″ signed, numbered in edition of 30 for $60
Alberto Cerriteño has added some new work to his blog, a couple of acrylic on wood paintings to be specific. The two paintings are for a face series that he is doing. Looks like it’s off to a great start so far, can’t wait to see the rest. I’ve been a fan of Alberto’s for quite a while now. I love how his style translates from digital to traditional and vice versa.
Head on over to the blog and take a look: Alberto Cerriteño blog
Opening up tonight, June 23rd at the Gallery 1988 in LA is a solo show featuring new work by Reuben Rude entitled: “Americana”. There is a large amount of work in the show, a few pieces that have been in previous shows, but works since it’s all so cohesive. I love the textures that he is able to get with the collaged areas. There are also a few reoccurring characters/poses, and some that haven’t been seen before (at least for me), such as the devil shown below.
The show is online now, so head on over and check it out: Reuben Rude @ Gallery 1988 LA
Jeff Soto has two new prints that will be available this Wednesday June 24th from his online shop, Potatostamp. Apparanltly the prints will first be offered to those who have bought prints from the shop before, and then whatever is leftover will go in the shop. So if your looking to score one of these, let’s hope there is some left.
“Grasshoppersâ€
23″ x 27″ Giclee, Edition of 10 for $300
“Nature’s Wrathâ€
14″ x 14″ Giclee, Edition of 50 for $150
via: Omgposters.com
The newest sponsor to the site is artist Arabella Proffer. She has had work featured on the site quite a few times, and even had a couple of paintings in the “Attack of the B Movie Show” that I curated a while back. She has a very unique style, as you can see in the painting shown “St. Lorelei, Patron Saint of High-End Haircare”. The colors in her work are vibrant, and I love the influence that Tamara de Lempicka has had as seen with the hands.
Head on over and check out the rest of her artwork: Arabella Proffer Homepage
Ben Tour currently has a painting up for sale. The painting is from his “Electric Orphans” series, this one is “Orphan I”. The painting is ink and crayon on paper, 23″ x 30″ and framed. You can also see in the image that the edges of the paper are all nicely deckled. It looks amazing in that frame. Every painting from that series is great, but this one is really just perfect looking. Something about the colors and energy in the way Ben puts the ink on the paper, along with that expression the model has, really makes this painting special.
If your interested in snagging this one up, get in touch with Ben here: mistertour@gmail.com
Dirty Pilot in Massachusetts has just released a new print portfolio from Daniel Johnston. “Polka Dots & Moon Beams” and includes 5 prints from “early and rare drawings”. Each print is 13″ x 16.5″ on fine art paper with deckled edges. Each print is from an edition of only 50 with matching numbers and each print hand signed in pencil by Daniel. The set also comes in a bleached white corrugated folder with a custom label.
Daniel Johnston set @ Dirty Pilot
Michael Hussar has placed a painting of his for sale, and older one from 1991. The painting is a bit different than the most recent work we see, but it still has that amazing vibe that all of his work has. The painting is framed, oil on 100% rag board and is 8″ x 10″. There is only a day left on this auction, so head on over and take a look.
