David Storey has released a handful of prints featuring the graphic design work he did in the 1970’s-80’s for the legendary 2 Tone Records label.  There are six designs total.  They are all 22″ x 30″ giclees, have editions of 100, and are £88 each (or £450 for all six).  It would definitely be cool to see more classic labels do this.  Visit David-Storey.co.uk.

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Australian artist James Jirat Patradoon has some seriously insane art prints available.  They are all VERY large screenprints with VERY small editions.  They can be a little bit pricey, but if you consider the edition sizes, they look to be well worth it.  Visit JiratPatradoon.com.

Ah, artists and their merchandising, getting more savvy everyday.  Joe Ledbetter just released this set of magnets, and they actually look pretty cool.  The “Feed Me” set comes with six high-quality magnets printed on aluminum.  They cost $19.95.  Visit JoeLedbetter.com.

To celebrate Father’s Day, summer, etc etc, El Jefe Design has decided to give away a bunch of copies of this year’s NPR calendar.  Jefe, among a ton of other artists, contributed a design to the calendar, and it’s really cool (I have one hanging in my office).  To get one, just sign up and leave a comment on their Facebook page, they will then contact you for shipping details.  Visit Facebook.com.

Here’s an awesome time-lapse video of Dalek doing some painting in Hurley’s HQ building.  Gotta love it when large companies have artists come in and do this (David Choe at Facebook, Barry McGee at RVCA, etc).  Enjoy!

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The newest Obey Giant art print is actually a collaboration between Shepard Fairey, photographer Wynn Miller, and skateboarder Tony Alva.  “Alva Frontside” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, comes in red or gold (each with an edition of 250, allegedly), and will be $80.  The print will be signed by Fairey, Miller, and Alva.  These go up tomorrow (Tuesday, June 23rd) at a random time.  Visit ObeyGiant.com.

I am in love with this set of nautical art prints by Mat Pringle.  “My Home Is The Sea” comes with three 10″ x 10″ screenprints, has a tiny edition of 30, and is only £15 (about $25).  Any way you look at it, these are a great deal.  Visit Mat Pringle’s Store.

Last weekend marked TRPS’ annual poster exhibition,  Rockart by the Bay.  The event also included the screen debut of An American Artifact, the new documentary about the rise of rock poster art.  Arrested Motion photographer Ken Harman sent over a bunch of great photographs.  It’s really great to see a lot of the oldschool guys, plus put some faces to current guys from the Bay.  Check out the photos on Flickr.com.

Nate Duval made this very pretty poster for last Friday’s Andrew Bird show in Boston.  It’s an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 110, and is $25.  There is also an art print version, “Admiral Anenome”, that is an 18″ x 21.5″ screenprint, has an edition of 75, and is $40.  Visit NateDuval.com.

I happened to stop by Gelaskins, and I noticed three awesome new art prints by Dan May.  “Tinman’s Lament”, “What Goes Down Must Come Up”, and “As The Light Fell Around Us” are all decent sized giclees (9″ – 12″ wide) for only $30 each.  If you’ve never ordered from Gelaskins before, their prints are open-edition, but they are beautiful, high-quality, and inexpensive.  Visit Gelaskins.com.

This is certainly an inventive move by Ian Millard.  Not only did he put together a triptych of new art prints, he printed designs on both sides of the prints.  Each set contains three 15″ x 15″ spraypaint/stencil prints.  There were 8 total sets made, each being completely unique.  There will also be single prints available with editions of 10.  The triptych will run you $125, while the single prints cost $35-$40 each.  These go up tomorrow (Tuesday, June 23rd) at 10am Mountain Time.  Visit IansPrints.com.

Here are three different sets, front shots first, back shots second:

Like Arik Roper, Jeff Lamm also made one of his awesome kaiju prints for that Japanese shark benefit.  “Eat Me Destroy Everything” is a 12″ x 17″ screenprint, has an edition of 45, and is only $17 shipped.  There is also a gold variant with an edition of 10 for the same price, just note in your payment if you want that one.  Visit the Gigposters.com Classifieds.

I don’t know if you guys are Daniel Johnston fans, but if you are, this should be pretty exciting.  Dirty Pilot has announced the release of the “Polka Dots & Moon Beans” print portfolio.  It contains five 13″ x 16.5″ giclee prints, each with an edition of 50.  You can purchase the prints individually for $100, or buy all five for $400.  Preorder at Dirty Pilot.

“Jitterbug” has to be my favorite Derek Hess art print in quite awhile.  This image was originally plastered across Cleveland’s House of Blues while they were remodeling.  It is now a 7″ x 28″ offset print, has an edition of 300, and is only $30.  Visit DerekHess.com.

Kidrobot just unleashed a serious load of amazing art prints by Miami art duo Friendswithyou.  There are eight new prints in all.  Six of them are 26″ x 36″, have editions of 100, and are priced at $50-$100.  The other two are a MASSIVE 38″ x 50″, have editions of 50, and are $200.  I’m guessing these are screenprints, but I’m not certain, maybe one of you knows? Either way, these are truly amazing.  Visit Kidrobot.com.

EDIT:  Just confirmed these are all screenprints.  Awesome!!

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