Godmachine has added a new print to his online shop. The poster looks like it was made for a viewing of Predator at the Astor Theatre this past July 5th. The print is a 4 color screenprint on black stock, 18″ x 24″, signed and numbered an edition of 40 for $35 each.
Get it here: Godmachine Online Shop
Godmachine is just cranking out the amazing prints lately, this latest one “Owl Be Damned” has just been added to his online shop. The print is 16.5″ x 23.5″, single color (grey acrylic) screenprint, signed and numbered in an edition of 30. Each print also comes with a free sticker.
Get it here: Godmachine Online Shop
The artist known as Godmachine has just released a new limited screenprint to his online shop. “Satan” is a one color screenprint, grey acrylic on black 270gsm paper. It is 16.5″ x 23.4″, signed and numbered in an edition of only 30 for under $20 US. The print comes shipped in a sturdy tube, and also comes with a free sticker.
Get it here: Godmachine Online Shop
Godmachine has just added a new print to his online shop. “Sonisphere” is a 3 color print on Mr. French black stock paper, 18″ x 24″ signed and numbered in an edition of 50. This print is made for the Sonisphere festival that will feature music from some of the best isuch as: Alice in Chains, Iron Maiden, Mastodon, Rollins, Slayer and many more.
Get it here: Godmachine online shop
After a little break and newly remade webpage, I Want Your Skull is back and has just released issue 8 of the collectible book series. This issue has a cover by Shawn Hebrank, a randomly packed custom print/papercraft toy designed by Horrorwood and hand-printed custom, metallic inked envelope to store the 35 page book. There is also a few interviews, one of which is with Godmachine. Inside the book you will find art by Brian Morris, Wonman Kim, Dwitt, Ryan August, Pale Horse, David Lozeau, Jason Goad, Joe Boccia, Derek Deal, Swarez and many more. This issue is limited to 250 copies for $20 each.
Get it here: IWYS Issue 8
Disturbia Clothing has just released two new art prints, “Fallout” by Drew Millward and “Rasputin” by Godmachine one of our previously featured artists. Both are 18″ x 23″ screenprints limited editions of 50 for around $30 a pop. These are some great looking prints, I love the colors used in “Rasputin”.
Get em here: DisturbiaClothing.co.uk
First of all I would like to thank last months featured artists, Mark Riddick and Godmachine. Both artists can now be found in the archives in the Featured Artists page. For the month of September we have a couple of artists with art that is on the lighter side of things. Joe Havasy and Matt Ritchie both make cartoon infused work, that is sure to make you laugh and is just a blast to look at. Head on over and check these two artists out.
It’s been quite a long time since I have had the featured artists up at the first of the month. This months artists are Mark Riddick and Godmachine. Both artists have a darker style to their art, create designs for a variety of bands and I think their work compliments each other well. I would also like to thank last months featured artists, Jacob Mantia and Jesse Riggle, you can find their art in the archives if you missed it.
I also was able to get a mini-interview with Godmachine:
CM: I know you have been drawing as far back as you can remember, what were some of the things that influenced your artwork along the way?
GM: as with everyone that evil Disney started me off- at the same time it was nature books- I just remembered I used to draw horses a lot- wonder why i stopped? odd. But I think it was when i became a teenager and MTV hit the UK and Skateboarding hit big. It was definitely skateboarding. Jim Phillips has a lot to answer for- he defined a generation of artists and I see the same thing year in year out. what a legend.
CM: Are there any specific movies or music that continually help to inspire your current work?
GM: Return of the living dead, Blade Runner, Taxi Driver, Re animator, Raising Arizona, Holy Mountain, 2001, La Haine, Jacobs Ladder, and thousands more too many to mention.
Musically it has to be Kyuss and the doors. The need to be weird and wired. even though I live the clean life now- they did it for me.
CM: You have created designs for poster, shirts, skateboards, is there anything you would love to do that you haven’t been approached about yet?
GM: I’m hopefully doing watches this week. I would love to Design living spaces. I hate the way we waste space and fill it with junk. I was standing behind the tv the other day- there is this huge gap there- its been there since we moved in and put the brain drug alter there. So the Mrs comes home and there I am in this space and she asks what the hell? and I told her- I pay for this space Ima bloody well use it. I go to peoples houses and they have chairs in hallways with books next to them- We all know you wont find them sat in the hallway reading a book- its senseless- I dont get it- We think we need all this room to live- we dont. I wouldnt design a small space but I would use it for a better purpose than putting a vase with sticks in (my Mrs mum has sticks in her hallway- sticks!!!- they pay for sticks from ikea and make the waste of space seem appropriate and ‘worth it’….with sticks!!!).
CM: Finally, you said that you used to work with paints to create your art, is there any chance that we will see acrylic or oil works from you, possibly in a gallery setting?
GM: I have a real problem with galleries around by me and I still have a chip on my shoulder about it. I would carry my canvases round truing to get a break a spot a chance…and they would all either say- you got to give us 99% of you takings or ‘oooh its a bit too dark’. Being shunned by my art community made me what I am today though. I think If I could take a year off and concentrate on my acrylics I would- but I dont have enough time money or space to do it any more. All my paintings are being stored in a back room at a tattoo shop, when a friend opened a place he let me show my art there- but now he is big and has popular art there my work is kept out back under some crap- really should go get them back. sold a few from there though. wish I kept them now gutted.
Now make sure you check out the featured section to see both Godmachine and Mark Riddick’s work.