Today’s piece is from Natalie Shau. It’s so hard to pick a work to show from her, since her whole gallery is quite inspiring.
This particular piece caught my eye for so many reasons. I love the scratches, and the aged almost daguerreotype feel to it. The facial expression, the whole mouth area is amazing. I really hope this one turns into a print soon.
Make sure you check out her gallery, it’s so very worth it. She has such a great style, and is consistent in what she does.
The amazing Letter Pressed is taking pre-orders for two Brian Taylor (Candykiller) prints.
The first one, Bingo the Wonder Dog is “8×10 inches,two-color letterpress on Somerset soft-white 100% cotton paper, and its signed/numbered edition of 90”
The second one, Presston Mini print is “5×7 inches, one-color letterpress on 100% cotton paper , numbered edition of 50”.
They both look great, and there isn’t many of them left. As I write this only 16 of Bingo, and 2 of the Presston. I have a Paul Chatem print from Letter Pressed and it looks amazing, so I know these ones will be worth it.
Candykiller pre-order on Letter Pressed
You can also head over to BlueFlip and get some Candykiller prints there, if you happen to miss the pre-order. Candykiller on BleuFlip
At the Secret Headquarters in Los Angeles Ben Templesmith is having a solo art show. The reception is over, and I’m sure it was great, however the work from the show is now online for your viewing pleasure.
So, if you couldn’t make it down there but wanted to score some original art, nows your chance. I like how you get the original piece, and a print of the finished product. Very cool. His work is only getting more and more popular.
The Delirium Tremens show at the Carmichael Gallery is now online. So you can head over take a look at the works, some of which are still available.
There is some really good work there, one of them is from a previously featured artist here Anne-Julie Aubrey, she has two pieces, on of which has sold already. There is also come work from Joulu, very trippy stuff, I’m gonna keep an eye on this artist.
San Francisco artist Jenn Porreca has made some prints, they were made by the Trillium Press, now known as Electric Works.
“Printed on Heavy Stock Rives BFK paper. 14×27 inches. Deckled edges. All signed and numbered by the artist. The pre-sale price is $150 including shipping in the United States, and $160 for international orders. It will go up to $175 after October 30th. Delivery of the print will happen on or before November 10th and not before then, as presale is through the month of October.”
Its a small run of only 20, so if you want one take advantage of this pre-order and head on over to her original post for details on how to get it.
Pre-order info
Also make sure you head over to her homepage to look at all her other work.
Jenn Porreca Homepage
I have a new SFWeekly article up, with some really great prints this time.
The newest Crazy 4 Cult print tops the list, Nathan Ota’s “Blue Velvet” piece. Mari Inukai, Dave Kinsey, David Choe, and a special Halloween inspired print by John Cebollero “October Rising”(shown). This print is limited to only 20 prints, and is very affordable. Signed, numbered and on nice bristol. Can’t beat that, especially when the art is great.
Today’s piece is from Alice Duke, an artists out of the UK.
She has a great gallery, but this piece really stood out to me. I think it’s that the overall colors and feel kind of remind me of some of the work that James Jean has put out. What’s so cool about that, is that Alice pulled this off all digitally. It has an amazing amount of texture and really makes it look as though this is acrylic washes on rives paper or something similar.
Make sure you head on over and check out the rest of her work.
Alice Duke Homepage
Alice Duke profile
Some really good shows that just opened up are now online for your viewing pleasure.
Chet Zar’s “The Talking Board” show at Copronason is on, and it looks amazing.
Copro Nason. Along with that show, Isabel Samaras is showing work. You can also head over and look at Mark Westons photos of “The Talking Board” Show here.
Dave Kinsey’s show at the BLK/MKRT Gallery opened as well. I never really took the time to look at his work, but now that I have really taken the time, I like his work alot. BLK/MKRT Gallery