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  • “Liberatio of Mia” by Apricot Mantle & Jessica Ward

    For the “Feminality Art Show” taking place at Miami’s Independent Thinkers Satellite Fair/Art Basel Casa Wynwood Miami, FL December, Apricot Mantle and his wife Jessica Ward collaborated on a drawing together. “Liberatio of Mia” is 19″ x 15″ colored pencil on illustration board, with Jessica Ward doing the initial drawing and then Apricot adding the colored pencils. This is a beautiful collaboration work, and I do hope they choose to do this again. It’s not surprising that their styles flow so well together.

  • New oil studies by Chet Zar

    Over the Holiday, Chet Zar added a bunch of new oil studies to his online shop. So, while many people were fighting over cheap DVD players and anything else Black Friday has to throw at consumers, fans were given the chance to pick up a 5″ x 7″, framed oil study from from Zar. While there is still a few of the studies available, most of them have sold out. I thought I would post them here anyway, so fans can take a look at the studies, and it also gives a great peek into the working process Chet Zar has.

    Chet Zar Shop

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  • H.P. Lovecraft original drawings by John Cebollero

    John Cebollero has just finished a series of H.P. Lovecraft drawings that he was working on. One is a killer portrait of the legendary author, and the other two are inspired from the stories of Lovecraft’s most iconic character, Cthulhu. John has previously created Cthulhu works, such as the cover of Boom Studios comic, “Cthulhu Tales #9”. All three drawings are on acid-free bristol. John put them up for auction, so if your interested hit the link.

    John Cebollero Drawings


  • “Poppy Fields” print by Leslie Ditto

    Leslie Ditto is working hard on her upcoming solo show at the Copro Gallery in February, but she did take some time to release a new limited edition print. “Poppy Fields” is a Wizard of Oz inspired painting that Leslie created last year. The print was made by the folks over at MetroOrange Art, who create very nice looking prints. The print is 12″ x 24″ on archival canvas, signed and numbered in an edition of 75. The prints are $110 each, and can also be stretched for you for an additional $25. In order to get one of these prints just e-mail Leslie directly: leslie_ditto@yahoo.com

  • New prints and originals by Mr. Frivolous

    The artist known as Mr. Frivolous has just added some new prints, and original works to his online shop. First up is a mini print set featuring “Anxiety Always”, “Nothings Perfect”, and “You Moss Be Joking. Each mini-print is 9″ x 6” prints on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 40. Next is an original work entitled “No Need to Panic”, felt tip pen on paper, 14″ x 18″ signed and framed. There is also some other prints and originals available. Head on over and see all that Mr Frivolous has in the shop.

    The Frivolous Store

  • “Nuclear Mystics” print by Mars-1

    Mars-1 has released a new print to his online shop. “Nuclear Mystics” is 35.5″ x 29.67 on watercolor paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 50.

    Get it here: Mars-1 Shop

  • “Quality Sized Meat Matters” print by Bask

    1xRun.com has just released a new time limited print by Bask. “Quality Sized Meat Matters” is 14.5″ x 20.5″, and is available till the end of the week or if the run hits 35.

    1xRUN.com

  • “Zodiac” @ The Congregation Gallery

    On November 20th, The Congregation Gallery in Los Angeles, opened their latest group show entitled “Zodiac”. With art inspired by the Zodiac, this group show features work by Clint Carney, Tatomir, Dan Harding, Cam Rackam, Erik De La Vega, Larkin, David Magitis, and many more. The show is now online to view, so after these preview images, head on over and check it out.

    Congregation Gallery