Tiny Showcase has released a print by Evan B. Harris entitled “Seaweed and Piano Keys”. This giclee measures 10″ x 5″ and is available at a mere $20 for a limited time.

Handiedan is an artist based in Amsterdam with a very distinct collage style and this Saturday the 21st, she is releasing two new prints through Phone Booth Gallery. No pricing info is available yet, but both prints are timed limited editions, available to everyone who orders between 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM August 21, 2010 Pacific Time. Both prints will be signed and numbered.

“Two Blondes No. 1″ (above left) is a 16.5″ X 23.4” giclee, and “Beautiful Decay No. 1″ (above, right) is a 14″ X 23.4” giclee. View the full images below and check out Phone Booth Gallery on Saturday to get yourself one or both of these beauties. (more…)

Methane Studios creates some of the most handsome gigposters around and their latest batch is no exception. Most of the prints run around 3 colors and $20-25 although there are some exceptions. All prints are signed and numbered. Visit Methane Studios to see what is available. More below. (more…)

Brian Ewing has an EXTREMELY limited, framed giclee print available for purchase right now. “Innsmouth Study” is a 5″x7″ print in an 8″x10″ frame (matted) on German Etch Watercolor Paper. This print is an edition of only 10 pieces and is available for $50 on Ewing’s Website right now.

Kevin Tong is an illustrator who has consistently impressed me with each consecutive release. Tomorrow, August 14th, he has his first solo show opening at Phone Booth Gallery in Long Beach, CA. Tong will have several new art prints and t-shirts available for purchase at the show. You can read Kevin Tong’s words about his first solo show here at his blog, and the official press release by Phone Booth Gallery here.

For those of us who can’t make it out, we’ll keep an eye on the artist’s blog for release information on works from the show which can be seen above and below. Make sure to check out the video after the break which shows some behind the scenes footage of Tong working on his creations. You’ll see he combines physical drawing with computer based illustration. Very inspiring! (more…)

Shepard Fairey’s latest print is a callback to his earlier work in graphic style and text-heaviness. This print is being released as a smaller edition of 230, costs $45 and is available today at obeygiant at a random time.

From the artist:
“I’m producing this Obey Megaphone poster primarily to use in outdoor installations, but I decided to release a smaller signed edition after receiving several requests when the image was first seen in my NYC “May Day” mural. Free speech needs to be celebrated and exercised as a cornerstone of true participation in democracy. I think using your voice goes hand in hand with casting your vote. People with the courage to express a view that was unpopular have encouraged others to speak their minds and turned political tides. Don’t underestimate your power to make a difference. Edition of 230.

-Shepard”

View the larger full image below (more…)

Mark Ryden has just published an 11×14″ hardcover book presenting the paintings and drawings from his incredible Snow Yak Show. The exhibition, held in Tokyo last year, featured exquisite snow, fur, and ice-drenched paintings depicting a winter weirdland of yaks, Yetis, nudes, and, er, Abe Lincoln. Also available is a microportfolio of 17 postcards with images from the show.

More images from the book after the jump. (more…)

Accumulonimbus is a short film created by stop motion animating clay on glass. According to director Andy Kennedy, the film is a “meditation on motion and the life cycle of matter.” In it, natural and man-made objects on a spin cycle accumulate, disintegrate, and multiply. Full video after the jump.

Be sure to check out the rubber molds, flash guides, raw footage and diy ceiling camera rig in the behind the scenes material. (more…)

A charming preview to the upcoming Röyksopp album, Senior.

From the creators:
“We had a vision, and in this vision we saw ourselves as a sleeping hobo and an old man respectively. The following is a vivid depiction of some of the events that occurred during an intended stay in Barbieland. And remember, It’s a true story….” (more…)

I recently stumbled upon the work of Caitlin Hackett and was quite impressed. Her style brings to mind that of John Dyer Baizley without the thick linework and Pushead, metal & punk graphic influence. The photo below of the artist working on a drawing shows the scale of at least one of her pieces, and i’d imagine with the amount of detail presented here, most of her works are created at a decent size. Enjoy more images after the break and check out her full portfolio at carbonmade. (more…)