original art & prints for sale/pre-sale
Virtu Art Gallery has just released a new limited edition print by Charlie Immer entitled Warrior. This is the 4th print by Virtu for Immer, and the most affordable one to date. The print is 18″ x 18″ with 16″ x 16″ image area, printed on Hahnemuhle Bamboo paper, embossed, and signed and numbered in an edition of 20 for $100 each.
Get it here: Virtu Art Gallery
Spoke Art has just released a new limited edition print by Casey Weldon. Entitled Jimi VS/ the MPC, this painting was first seen at the I Want My MTV Music Video show (previewed) that took place last year. This is such a killer painting, not only because it’s a great spoof on an iconic image of Jimi Hendrix, but long before I created this site I was completely immersed in electronic music and the gear associated with it. The MPC was the staple sequencer for many musicians, and the complaints I would often hear is how lifeless drum machine/sequencers are. So to have Jimi, a guitar player that was so intense of full of life, to be burning up this machine is a great addition for gear geeks like myself.
Anyway, the print is a generous 18″ x 24″, signed and numbered in an edition of 35. It also has hand deckled edges and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Get it here: Casey Weldon @ Spoke Art
Justin Kamerer, also known as angryblue, has just released a new letterpress print entitled Skullflower. This print is a single impression letter press print, 11″ x 12″ signed and numbered in an edition of 100.
Get it here: Angryblue.com
One of the sponsors of the site here, 5 Pieces Gallery, is celebrating their 1 year anniversary. So in order to thank fans, and readers of the Creep Machine, they have given a special discount code to be used at checkout. Just use “Creep” at the checkout and save. They have originals as well as prints in stock, such as the ones from Aaron Nagel and Marion Bolognesi shown below.
I have been meaning to post a print release from LifeVersa (Wale Bambose) for some time now, but every-time a new print is released it’s sold out before I get to it. So I am happy to post about a new print ready for pre-order. Entitled Hell hath No Fury, this 18″ x 24″ print comes signed and numbered in three colorways each one limited to 15. Below is the back version; head on over to the site to see the other colors.
We hope everyone had a great Christmas break, and have some money left over as 1xrun just dropped an amazing new print. Slippery Removal by Charlie Immer is 22″ x 17″ on cotton rag paper, signed and numbered in a max edition of 60. The fans also have the option of ordering the print framed, so the hard work is done and the print is shipped in a black frame with uv-blocking glass, archival backing, and ready to hang.
Get it here: 1xrun.com
Many of you know Ms. JL Schnabel for the writing she does for Hi Fructose Magazine. She has a great eye for art and writes beautifully. In her other life, which you may also be aware of, she creates fascinating jewelry in a line she calls Blood Milk, the elements of which are crystals, claws, feathers, bones, planchets and other mystical symbols and objects.
In alchemical fashion, this fall she teamed up with photographer Christina Brown and artist Paul Romano to create Blood Milk‘s first look book. The result, a collection of beautifully designed graphic work and photographs entitled The Conjurer is mysterious and filled with witchery.
Note that the text in the images below are a bit out of sequence from the narrative in the book. You can see the whole thing (and download it as a pdf) on the new Blood Milk website here. You can also purchase limited edition prints of some of the images and pieces from her jewelry line from the Bloodmilk Etsy shop. And don’t forget to read the wonderful interview about JL Schnabel’s creative spirit on Ghosts in the Garden.
I’m very excited to have recently purchased one of her Crystal Tomb necklaces! I am convinced that it will have mystical powers.
Saw this over at OMGposters.com and had to share. Mondotees will be releasing 4 new prints today, December 23rd, at a random time as always. The first three are by Ken Taylor, who did a Gremlins poster with two colorways, 24″ x 36″ limited to 370, variant limited to 115. Next Ken made this amazing screenprinted, jointed Gremlin spider, with 20 points of articulation. The spider is printed by Moon Editions, and is limited to 175. The final print is by Phantom City Creative, and is based on Gremlins 2. The print is also 24″ x 36″, signed and numbered in an edition of 320.
Get em here: Mondotees
