Aaron Horkey just sent over this BEAUTIFUL print for his upcoming show, “Midwestern Heart”.  It’s an 18″ x 26″ four color screenprint.  It will be first released at the show, then the leftovers will make it online eventually.  For now, just soak this one in.  Enjoy!!!

Tara McPherson will release a ton of new stuff later today.  First and foremost will be full-size art print editions of “Weight of Water Part Three” (20″ x 27″ giclee, edition of 100, $250) and “Lost Constellations” (18.5″ x 24″ giclee, edition of 100, $250).  She will also be releasing numerous small lithographs and some postcard sets.  This stuff all goes up today (Monday, August 30th) at 3pm EST.  See it all at TaraMcPherson.com.

Please Note:  These are not the full images, they have been cropped to maintain the site’s “no-nudity” rule (I know, lame):

In addition to a few new concert posters, Delicious Design League posted three awesome new art prints.  They are all 18″ x 24″ (or thereabouts) screenprints with small editions (the hot dog prints will be opened up after the first editions) for only $20 each.  Visit DeliciousDesignLeague.com.

Huge thanks to my buddies from The Silent Giants for pointing out this amazing new art print by Chris Turnham.  ”India” is a 16″ x 20″ screenprint, has an edition of 50, and is $50.  Visit FleetStreetScandal.com.

Nakatomi Inc. just dropped this awesome new art print by Jacob Borshard.  ”The Seven Stages of Winter – Stage 7: Monster Attack” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 30, and is $25.  There is also a rice paper variant with an edition of 20 for $25.  Lastly, Tim Doyle has a new bonus free print that will come with the next 120 orders.  Visit NakatomiInc.com.

Let’s be honest about this, the vast majority of all people interested in concert posters got into this scene through GigPosters.com, so it’s nice to throw some support their way whenever possible.  They are now offering shirts and aprons with their fresh new logo design by Bobby Dixon.  Show them some love at GigPosters.com.

Dan Grzeca’s newest art print is a hilarious, ridiculous take on Star Wars.  ”Cat-At” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint for $20.  It is also available as a shirt.  Visit his Etsy Shop.

Ian Millard released this new mixed media print the other day, I bet it looks amazing in person.  ”Colorflight” is a 20″ x 24″ spraypaint/stencil print, has an edition of 20 unique pieces, and is $60.  Visit IansPrints.com.

You can try to score a copy of Tyler Stout’s new poster for Phish by entering an email lottery.  The posters are 18″ x 24″ screenprints for $50, he has about 35 for sale.  The lottery ends today (Thursday, August 26th) at 12pm PST.  For all the info, visit his blog.

Also, check out this amazing new poster he did for Let The Right One In.  More details about that one soon.

This new art print coming from Amy Sol is just beautiful.  ”The Last Mermaid” is a 17″ x 19.5″ giclee with hand-embellishing, has an edition of 100, and will be $130.  It goes up tomorrow (Friday, August 27th) at 2pm Pacific Time.  However, for a limited time, a few online reservations are available. Visit AmySol.com.

Coming to San Francisco in October from the folks at SpokeArt.net.  Brand new teaser image by Kevin Tong.

Tommy Cinquegrano has just released a color version of his art print “Tenement #1″.  It’s an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 30, and is $50.  Visit Printshop.

Anthony Cozzi aka Snowblinded made a new bike-themed art print for this year’s Artcrank in Denver (Lisa Kowalski Gallery on Saturday, September 4th, from 1pm to 11pm).  ”Road Flare” is an 18″ x 24″ screneprint, has an edition of 50, and will be $30.  For those that can’t make it to the show, the print will be available online on Sunday, September 5th at 12pm MST.  Visit Snowblinded.com.

The next Mondo Star Wars print comes from collage mastermind Todd Slater.  ”Great Warrior” is a 17″ x 24″ screenprint with an edition of 385.  It goes up tomorrow (Thursday, August 26th) at a random time at Mondotees.com.

Here’s what Todd had to say about the image:

“From the first time that I saw Star Wars, I was captivated by the mystery of Yoda’s species and home world.  For Yoda, Dagobah was a place to disappear, and I see him as being at one with the landscape.  For this print I wanted to camouflage him as a part of this murky planet using leaves, sticks, ferns and other flora found in the swamps.  The image is printed on black paper with a shiny black varnish layer in the background.  The varnished layer reveals even more of Dagobah and is shown as a transparency through Yoda’s face.  The kanji (japanese characters) on the left side gives one word representations of the six stages I identified in Luke’s Jedi training: the meeting of a great warrior, the discovery of a Jedi’s strength, entering of a domain of evil, learning that size matters not, seeing the future and finally, the confrontation of Vader.  The screen print is seven colors, which is the most I’ve done to date.”

Click the first image for a larger view:

Looks like this new Shepard Fairey art print will be another scramble, I’d imagine this one will go fast.  ”John & Yoko” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 450, and will be $70.  It goes up tomorrow (Thursday, August 26th) at a random time.  Visit ObeyGiant.com.