Guy Burwell will release his beautiful new Silversun Pickups poster today exclusively through the iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch app Rockshow. It’s a 17.5″ x 23.5″ screenprint for only $20. After the first 30 copies are sold at a discounted price through Rockshow, Guy should have some eventually. Visit Rockshow.fm.
Nate Duval created a new poster for some sold out NYC Black Keys shows. This is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 325, and is $25. Visit NateDuval.com.
The Alamo Drafthouse will drop the newest print in their Star Wars series later today. Tomer Hanuka’s “Father: Encounter on Dagobah” is a 17″ x 25″ screenprint with an edition of 350. Here is what Tomer had to say about the image:
“The central idea going into this image was depicting planet Dagobah itself as a portrait of Luke’s subconscious in it’s most interesting and unformed phase. In a nightmarish sequence, Luke runs into the mist where he thinks he saw Vader. Luke finds him and a lightsaber duel ends with Vader’s decapitation . The mask cracks open on the severed head, exposing the frozen face of a dead Luke Skywalker. The suggestion here is that somewhere within Luke’s psyche there is a potential for ultimate evil. Luke’s greatest challenge isn’t the Galactic Empire and it’s endless, faceless troopers, but the magnetism of the dark side; the seductive idea of choosing his own potential for power over everything else.”
This goes up today (Thursday, July 29th) at a random time. Keep your eyes on Mondotees.com.
Gallery 1988 just released this amazing new print by Leontine Greenberg. “Long Neck Bird Reaches The Edge” is an 8″ x 10″ giclee, has an edition of 50, and is $40. Visit NineteenEightyEight.com.
Ian Millard has another one of his crazy handmade art prints going up today. “Temple Grind” is a 15″ x 22″ spraypaint/stencil print, has an edition of 40, and will be $60. It goes up today (Thursday, July 29th) at 10am Mountain Time. Visit IansPrints.com.
I love these little type prints by Jessica Hische. They are all 8″ x 8″ letterpress prints, have editions of 75, and are $40 each. Visit JessicaHische.com.
Via Grain Edit.
Emek will release his copies of this year’s Wakarusa poster later this week. It’s a 21″ x 30″ eleven color screenprint that will cost $85. It goes up Friday, July 30th at 12pm Pacific Time. Visit the store/info tab at Emek.net.
Awesome, finally, Burlesque Design is back to being hard at work on posters for The Arcade Fire. The first two screenprints will only be $20 each. They go up tomorrow (Thursday, July 29th) at 2pm CST. Visit BurlesqueDesign.com.
Australia’s Ken Taylor has two great new concert posters up for sale. His prints for The Strokes and Mark Lanegan are both 18″ x 24″ screenprints, have editions of 350, and cost $35 AUD each. Visit BeyondThePale.com.au.
Jimiyo reached out to show me his amazing new art print, “The Bells”. It’s an 18″ x 24″ signed/numbered screenprint for only $30, plus you can use promo code “ILOVEOMGPOSTERS” for 10% off. Visit Jimiyo.com.
Tiny Showcase is on fire lately. Their newest print is “Grand Cloister” by Brooks Salzwedel, a 5.5″ x 8.25″ giclee with an edition of 200 and a price of $20. Visit TinyShowcase.com.
NOWhere Limited has released two more new art prints by Killingstar. “Enchantment Removal” is a 17″ x 22″ giclee, has an edition of 60, and is $60. “Archetype” is a 12″ x 12″ giclee, has an edition of 111, and is $30 (or $95 framed). Archetype is up now, Enchantment Removal goes live on Thursday. Visit NOWhereLimited.com.
Peaceful Traveler has switched from his usual city maps to this awesome plate tectonics diagram. It’s available in a black and white version, a color version, and a framed version on wood. They’re all screenprints and range in price from $20-$80. Visit Peaceful Traveler.
Tim Doyle was asked to participate in an art show based on “The Raven” in Mexico, resulting in this new art print. “Take The Beak From Off My Heart, And Take The Form From Off My Door” is a 12″ x 24″ screenprint, comes in two colorways (red has an edition of 47, blue has an edition of 32), and is $20. In addition, he’s got a new free print up for grabs here. Visit NakatomiInc.com.
Patent Pending Industries (Jeff Kleinsmith and Jesse LeDoux) are gearing up for their eleven year retrospective show. It opens Thursday, August 5th at Design Commission (310 S. Washington St.) in Seattle. They will have close to their entire body of work on display. Wish I could be there!
