Jon Smith has 2 gig posters available for purchase for “Florence and the Machine” and “Mumford and Sons“. They are both 18″ x 24” Screenprints w/ metallic inks, signed/numbered edition of 225, and cost $30 each . On sale now HERE.
“The First Day” by Esao Andrews
Wonderful surreal artist, Esao Andrews will have a new print available tomorrow titled “The First Day”. It is a 16″ x 20″ Giclee, signed/numbered edition of 200, and cost $85. Don’t miss it! On sale Tuesday, December 13th at 12pm PST HERE.
“Entropy” by Rob Jones
Rob Jones has a new art print titled, “Entropy” available as an exclusive edition from the Richard Goodall Gallery. This past weekend he had an exhibition there called Redsmith, which featured a retrospective look at his extensive past work in various categories.
“Entropy” is an 18″ x 24″ 4-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 73, and cost £25 ($39US). On sale now HERE.
***In addition, the RGG has an incredible collection of Rob Jones gig posters and prints available for sale as well HERE.
“Aurora Borealis” by Dan McCarthy
“Duel With Iron Mike” by Michael Coriano
Michael Coriano has a new print release titled, “Duel With Iron Mike” today via CMYK Projects. It is a 18″ x 24″ 6-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 87, and cost $35. There are also 2 variants “Major Circuit” (Ed of 7, $75) and “World Circuit” (Ed of 7, $75) which feature silver and gold text respectively. On sale now HERE.

"Duel With Iron Mike" by Michael Coriano. 18" x 24" 6-color Screenprint. Ed of 87 S/N. $35 (Minor Circuit)

"Duel With Iron Mike" by Michael Coriano. 18" x 24" 6-color Screenprint. Ed of 7 S/N. $75 (Major Circuit)
“Monochrome Malaise” by WGBOYD
WGBOYD is set for his premier first Screenprint release this week titled, “Monochrome Malaise” and it’s an ambitious one. It is a colorful 18″ x 24″ 9-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 25, and cost $40.
On sale Thursday, December 15th, 2011 at 12pm PST HERE.
***In addition, there will be a few Monochrome Malaise “Brainwashed Edition”, hand finished prints. These are an edition of 8, and cost $40 (same as regular edition!).
Movie posters by Heartstrand
I just discovered this artist’s work the other day and find it very imaginative! Heartstrand has a whole slew of movie posters available, so there are certainly one or more that will catch your eye! They all open editions and not Screenprints, but he is currently working on a number of limited edition Screenprints so bookmark his page and check back in later for more stuff as well. Check out his posters on sale now HERE.
“Edward Scissorhands” by N.E.
New Flesh Prints is set to release “Edward Scissorhands” by N.E. later today. This was for the screening at the “Blue Starlite Drive-In” in Austin Texas on December 10th, 2011.
It is an 18″ x 24″ 4-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 50, and cost $25.
On sale Monday, December 12th at 8:30am PST HERE.
“Love, Hate” by Unhuman
Unhuman has a new stencil piece titled, “Love, Hate”. Each (Blue or Black, Ed of 1 each) is hand sprayed with 4 and 5 colours. Signed and stamped, both come with COA and priced 100€ (134US),shipping including worldwide.Size is 500 mm x 700 mm.Also you will get it free stickers and post cards. On sale now HERE.
Weekend Features: Sylvia Ji “Gilded Roses” @ Corey Helford Gallery
Gallery Openings/Exhibitions
Corey Helford Gallery is pleased to present Gilded Roses, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles artist Sylvia Ji. A study of “the ornamented being”, Ji embodies this beauty as a rose in her new collection, “Gilded Roses.” For the exhibition, Ji will unveil twelve new paintings inspired by western European costume designs and modern couture. Ji explains, “As a child I would revel in and devour all things related to historical costume; it is a passion of mine. Bygone eras of corsets, crinolines, explosions of lace, feathers, silks, satins, glinting jewels—all gilded to a state of heightened beauty and sartorial elegance.”
Each piece created for the exhibition is “a unique exploration into my fascination with the past and what we wore” Ji notes about the intricate patterns, fine textures, and historical silhouettes that define her subjects. Her signature red palette is highlighted by an assortment of jewel tones: deep crimsons, seductive purples and crisp emeralds with extensive use of gold leaf to accentuate each piece. Capturing the essence of the show is “Regina,” Ji’s Elizabethan style portrait of “a gilded rose heavily ornamented, but behind the veneer there is strength and power.”
The reception for “Gilded Roses” is open to the public and will take place on Saturday, December 17 from 7 to 10pm. The exhibition will be on view until January 14, 2012.
































