JC Richard will sell a few copies of his Jurassic Park poster today. It’s a 24″ x 36″ screenprint for $100. He’ll also have a few copies of the art print available for $125. These go up today (Friday, January 27th) at a random time. Visit his site.

KAWS will release his newest figure, “Partners”, today. It’s based on a famous statue at Disney World. No more info is available, but they’ll go up for sale today (Friday, January 27th) at 12pm Eastern Time. Visit KAWSONE.com.

I’m really liking the work of Yosiell Lorenzo, I think this is my favorite print he’s done yet. “We’re Our Only Friends” is an 8″ x 8″ screenprint, has an edition of 20, and will cost only $18 shipped in the USA. These go up for sale on Friday, January 27th at 11am Pacific Time. Visit his shop.

Dan Grzeca just released a new colorway of his “Year of the Dragon” art print. It’s an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 275, and costs $30. Visit his shop.

Two Rabbits will release this awesome tribute to the Wu next week. “Wu-Sciples” is an 18″ x 24″ ten color screenprint, has an edition of 200, and will cost $60. It goes up Monday, January 30th at 12pm Pacific Time. Visit their shop.

Mr. Muju is clearing out his art print stock with a bit of a sale, meaning many are only £15-£20 each. Most of his screenprints have very small editions. Check out Mujuworld.

Mondo will release this huge series of Planet of the Apes posters today. The artists, sizes, and editions are listed below. They will first be sold as a set for $230 today (Thursday, January 26th) at a random time, then any leftovers will be released tomorrow (Friday, January 27th) at a random time. Visit Mondotees.com.

Planet of the Apes by Martin Ansin

24″ x 36″ Screenprint, Edition of 415:

Beneath the Planet of the Apes by Ken Taylor

24″ x 36″ Screenprint, Edition of 395:

Escape from the Planet of the Apes by Rich Kelly

24″ x 36″ Screenprint, Edition of 320:

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes by Phantom City Creative

24″ x 36″ Screenprint, Edition of 370:

Battle for the Planet of the Apes by Florian Bertmer

24″ x 36″ Screenprint, Edition of 345:

“Go Ape” Screening Poster by Jason Edmiston

24″ x 36″ Lithograph, Edition of 295:

A handful of copies of Olly Moss’ “The Bat” will go up for sale tomorrow. It’s a 16″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 100, and will cost $60. They go up tomorrow (Friday, January 27th) at a random time. Visit Postersandtoys.com.

Shepard Fairey will release his newest art print, “Obey Peace And Justice Ornament”, next week. It’s an 18″ x 24″ screenprint in two colorways (each with an edition of 300) for $45. They go up Tuesday, January 31st at a random time. Visit ObeyGiant.com.

Amy Sol will release this beautiful art print this weekend. “Water Dragon” is a 12.5″ x 17″ giclee, has an edition of 50, and will cost $130. It goes up Saturday, January 28th at 2pm Pacific Time. Visit AmySol.com.

James Flames just gave me the heads up about some poster artists that are new to me, France’s Elvisdead. Their designs are awesome, and according to James everything looks amazing in person and is well packaged. These are limited, screenprinted, and fairly inexpensive. Visit Elvisdead.com.

Just got an email about Daniel Danger’s awesome poster for the upcoming Daniel Radcliffe-led film, The Woman In Black. No word yet about physical copies, but I’ll keep you posted (there have even been whispers about possibly giving a couple away). Enjoy!

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Jeral Tidwell only does one letterpress print per year, so when he does, you’d better pay attention. An ode to Valentine’s Day, “Mi Amor” is a 12″ x 16″ letterpress print, has an edition of 100, and costs $40. Visit Humantree.com.

Burlesque Design is once again offering up their famous scratch/dent mystery tubes. For only $20, you get three random prints that didn’t quite make the edition. As a bonus, every tube will receive at least one Arcade Fire poster. Visit BurlesqueDesign.com.

I actually got a heads up about Daria Tessler’s work from a reader, and wow, I’m loving this stuff. She has a ton of prints available, they’re all limited, inexpensive screenprints. Check out AnimalSleepStories.com.

Note: The watermarks do not appear on the actual prints.

Michael Latimer has resurrected his more traditional illustration style for his new art print, “Son Of Dooome”. It’s a giclee available in two colorways (each with an edition of 100) and two different sizes for £50-£85 each. Visit LowercaseIndustries.com.

Chris Thornley (aka Raid71) was diagnosed with cancer a couple of years ago, so to give back, he’s started the wonderful “Art V Cancer” website. They have a handful of awesome art prints for sale (the standout is the “Hellnuts” image below), and all profits benefit cancer charities. Check them out at ArtVCancer.com.

Just got the word about this really cool charity-driven art site, Help Ink. They offer a number of art prints (available as digital prints and higher-end giclees), and with every purchase, 40% of profits benefit charity. They’ve got a really nice selection, check out HelpInk.org.

The mysterious Rafa Jenn just dropped this new art print, and he actually gave a little bit of explanation about it. “State of the Union” is a 16″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 50, and costs $49. Visit RafaJenn.com.

“I can remember thinking in my years as a student that art and politics make uneasy bedfellows. So it is only after thoughtful consideration that I present my latest print: “Sate of the Union”.

I realize that images will speak for themselves and will often find juxtaposition in a variety of contexts. In spite of that, and also because of it, I should briefly like to assert that for me this image corresponds with a felt sense of disproportion, of the distribution of wealth especially, of grievances against biased systems, and a yearning for a restoration of balance.

I don’t think this image aligns itself necessarily to the Right or to the Left. I am also open to interpretations beyond the scope of current political affairs… perhaps even humorous ones… In any case, I hope this image will stimulate the mind on more than one level.”

Chicago illustrator Ryan Duggan has a new store up filled with tons of prints. His work has an amazing sense of humor, super underrated. Everything is screenprinted, very limited, and inexpensive. Visit The Drug Store.