Cool new prints by Dark City Gallery are now available with my favorite being the “Dead Beatles” one, haha. On sale now HERE.
Category Archives: Art Prints
“Remember When” by Rob Schwager
“Sometimes It’s Really Simple” by SIRS
“Tonight’s Lesson” by Powerslide Design
This has been around for awhile, but I thought I’d post it as it’s such a cool print and it’s been a quiet week thus far. “Tonight’s Lesson” by Powerslide Design is an 18″ x 24″ Full Bleed 4-color screenprint w/ glow in the dark ink. Edition of 100 and cost $40. Very cool image! On sale now HERE.
“3R Daisies” by Dave Kinsey
Dave Kinsey is set to release a new print titled “3R Daisies” via 1xRUN. It is a 24″ x 24″ Giclee print, with an edition size of 100, signed/numbered, and cost $85. On sale Thursday, October 20th, at 9am PDT HERE.
“Philadelphia Freedom” by Aaron Draplin
Aaron Draplin’s latest print titled “Philadelphia Freedom” is a dedication to all of the visual inspiration from the great American city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Aaron assembled all of his favorite logos, musicians, landmarks, icons, and nuggets from Philadelphia’s rich history and fit them all together into this gorgeous poster.
It is an 18 x 24″ 4- color screenprint on mixed French Speckletone paper. Signed and numbered edition of 300 prints. On sale Thursday, October 20th at 12pm PDT HERE.
“Ascent” by Dan Grzeca
“Caracol, Blanc Mercredi” by Malleus
I credit Malleus for getting me into gig posters. They have created a beauty for the band Caracol in celebration of their new album titled, “Blanc Mercredi”. No release date yet, but once I saw this, I just had to get it out there. Stay tuned for on sale updates.
***UPDATE: This poster is now for sale at the Caracol band site HERE.
There is also a stunning Art Print (on silver paper!) version of this that will be available sometime:
***UPDATE: This art print is now for sale HERE
***UPDATE 2: Following the link to the store page may take you to a “Sorry, the product was not found” notice. However Malleus releases this art print in small incremental batches. Keep checking the site and it may repopulate again.






























