James Jean will have a new print available soon titled, “Bouquet”.
On sale Tuesday, June 20th at 8am PDT HERE.
“Bouquet” by James Jean. 27-1/4″ tall × 20-9/16″ Giclee. Timed edition S/N. $200
“Bouquet” by James Jean
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Category Archives: Art Prints
‘Studio Sessions’ prints by Tim Oliveira
Tim Oliveira will have a new set of prints from his ‘Studio Sessions’ series with Session #611. This series is an edition of 60 prints, each unique. On sale Wednesday, June 21st a 11:30am Eastern (8:30am PDT) HERE.
**See his sale page to view all 60 of his unique prints. Free shipping to US!
“Studio Session #611″ by Tim Oliveira. 22″ x 30” Screenprint, unique. Ed of 60 S/N. $53 (Print #51 of 60)
“Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds – SPAC 2017” by James R Eads
James R Eads will have “Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds – SPAC 2017” gig posters and it’s art print editions available soon.
On sale Tuesday, June 20th at 4pm PDT HERE.
“Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds – SPAC 2017″ by James R Eads. 12″ x 36” 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 75 S/N. $100
“Conductress Conduct Us” by James R Eads. 12″ x 36″ 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 75 S/N. $50
3 new prints by Steeven Salvat
Sergeant Paper now has 3 new prints by Steeven Salvat. On sale now HERE.
“Homaraxav Vulgaris” by Steeven Salvat. 21 x 30cm Giclee. Ed of 75 S/N. 40,00 € ($45)
“Wayfaren” by Amy Sol
“Tongass Tides” by Michaela Goade
The latest in Sally Centigrade’s ‘Travel By Screen series’, where a poster is made for a popular area code for each state. Alaska, while vast, has only one area code (907). However, due to an array of unique landscapes and indigenous cultures, the state is divided into 5 distinct regions (Far North, Interior, Southwest, Southcentral, and Southeast). This poster represents Southeast Alaska, where mountains meet sea in a thin strip of land and islands sandwiched between Canada and the Pacific ocean.
The Tongass National forest covers most of the region – a beautiful, magical rainforest full of fjords, glaciers, isolated towns and villages, and wildlife. And in this region, so much of life revolves around the symbiotic relationship between forest and ocean, a relationship that encompasses everything from tides, changing seasons, to animal migrations. This ebb & flow creates the foundation for life and culture in Southeast Alaska. On sale now HERE.
“Tongass Tides” by Michaela Goade. 18″ x 24″ 2-color Screenprint. Ed of 100. $40
“The Power Of Grayskull” by Axel Giménez
Mad Duck Posters released a new licensed Masters Of The Universe poster by comic book and He-Man artist, Axel Giménez! Axel’s work in the MOTU universe is very well known, and this is the first of many collaborations with Mad Duck in the MOTU space! On sale now HERE.
“The Power Of Grayskull” by Axel Giménez. 24″ x 18″ Giclee. Ed of 250 N. $50
“Idays Festival 2017” + 2 Art Prints by Malleus
Malleus will have “Idays Festival 2017” gig posters and 2 new art prints available soon. On sale Monday, June 19th at a random time HERE.
“Idays Festival 2017” by Malleus. 50 x 70cm 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 120 S/N.
“As Above…” by Malleus. 50 x 70cm 3-color Screenprint w/ blacklight color. Ed of 25 S/N.
“…So Below” by Malleus. 50 x 70cm 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 40 S/N.
“Target Exceptions” by Shepard Fairey
Shepard Fairey will have a new print available soon titled, “Target Exceptions”.
On sale Thursday, June 15th at 10am PDT HERE.
“Target Exceptions” by Shepard Fairey. 18″ x 24″ Screenprint. Ed of 450 S/N. $55
“My “Target Exceptions” print addresses the challenges of both visiting and becoming a resident of the United States for many people. As it turns out, there are various target criteria that make a person an ideal candidate to immigrate, but most people who might long to fulfill the “American Dream” are exceptions to the target qualifications, especially considering the attitudes and attempted policies of the current administration.
Resident status in the U.S. is hypothetically granted for four main reasons: family ties, employment, status as a refugee, and to promote diversity.
In other words, it will most likely be family or business/employment connections that are the most viable route to a U.S. visa considering that refugees and people who would expand diversity seem altogether unwelcome in the U.S. at the moment. I’ll be donating proceeds of this print to the ACLU to support their advocacy work for immigrant communities.” – Shepard Fairey
