Faesthetic just released their ninth issue, a volume dedicated entirely to UFO-themed art. It’s 80 pages, with submissions by over 25 artists, for $10. The best part has to be the stunning cover by Mars-1. You can get a copy at Faesthetic.com.
Our fine friends from Chicago at Rotofugi are having a huge Warehouse Moving Sale. They have over 200 items marked at 30% off. Hurry though, the sale only runs through Thursday, October 8. Visit Rotofugi.com.
You’re going to think I’m running a blog about The Shining by the end of the week (Alamo Drafthouse has some stuff on the way as well). Phone Booth Gallery is currently hosting “Artwork And No Play”, a show dedicated to images inspired by The Shining. In addition to some originals, they also have a couple of prints available. The first is by R. Black. It’s an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 100, and is $40. The second is by Kevin Tong. This one is an 11″ x 17″ screenprint, has an edition of 50, and is also $40. You can check them both out at PhoneBoothGallery.com.
I’m not sure how long this will go on for, but currently all of the Insound 20 posters are on sale for $30 each (they were regularly priced at $40). Insound 20 is a series of designs by Jason Munn aka The Small Stakes. Each is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, limited to 200 pieces. Visit Insound.com.
If you look down the page a few posts, you’ll see I featured the amazing work of Japanese illustrator Masayoshi Hanawa. Tokyocube just posted a fresh round of originals. Though they aren’t as detailed (and are frankly pretty weird), they are also much less expensive (only $27 each with frame). Just thought some of you might be interested since the last ones sold out so fast. You can check them out at Tokyocube.com.
Dan McCarthy’s October art print dropped a few days late, but it was totally worth the delay. “We’ll All Float On” is a 19″ x 25″ screenprint, probably has an edition of 550, and is $35. Dan has also offered up the 08/09 print subscription for purchase. You get all twelve art prints throughout the year, plus a special print only offered to subscribers. The price of the sub is $350. You can grab the print or the subscription at DanMcCarthy.org.
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Gallery 1988 has officially launched their new online-only gallery “88Point5″, and the first show is an absolute stunner. Portland’s Jeannie Lynn Paske creates these amazing pieces with watercolor, charcoal, pastels, and ink. The originals are very reasonably priced (about $325-600), but you can also pick from a number of giclee prints for only $20 and up. Check out all the pieces at 88Point5.com.
Tokyocube has a number of original pieces by Japanese illustrator Masayoshi Hanawa available for purchase. They are all hand painted originals, and they come framed (the smaller ones have black frames, the larger ones are wood framed canvases). The prices are super low (about $75-$120 each), so buy them up fast if you like them. Visit TokyoCube.com.
Dan Grzeca is continuing his dominance with this new art print, “Lost Coastlines”. The image will also be used for an upcoming Okkervil River concert poster, thus the title. This one is a 19″ x 25″ screenprint, has an edition of 150, and is $30. You can pick one up at Dan’s Etsy Shop.
Colorado’s NOWhere Limited Gallery will host a brand new Killingstar solo show this weekend. “Knight Takes Queen” opens today (Saturday, October 4) at 4pm Mountain Time and will run through the month of October. If you can’t make it out to Colorado, you can also view and buy pieces from the show online starting Monday, October 6 at 4pm EST. Visit NOWhereLimited.com.
