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Chicago has long since been the home of great musicians and artists of all sorts and talents. On July 22, Uncommon Ground is releasing a new show called, Noise. Noise is a collection of many screen prints from different artists, and their interpretations of the music in their lives. The show features many artists, such as Steve Walters, Dan Grzeca, Kathleen Judge, Dan Crosshair, Johnny Sampson, and many more!
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Shepard Fairey’s next print is another portrait from his latest show at Deitch Projects. This time it is Iggy pop based on the photo by Ed Perlstein. The print is an 18″x24″ screen print in a signed and numbered edition of 450 for $65. You can pick this up if you’re fast enough on July 1st at a random time. Full image after the break with more words by Shepard about this piece.
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Tim Doyle is an illustrator from Austin, TX who runs Nakatomi Inc. His style is hand drawn, colorful and notably diverse. Doyle has produced a lot of products and amazingly still available is his “The Sea Also Rises – King of Crabs” print, seen above. This 5 color silkscreen measures 19″x25″ and is an edition of 150 for only $30. If you don’t care about purchasing limited items, Doyle also has his illustrations on a Zazzle store, which lets you pick up skateboards, mousepads, and even shoes adorned with his incredible imagery. More images after the break:
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Mondo Tees has teamed up with Lucasfilm to release a liscenced Star Wars poster series, which is pretty great news. The first in the series is by Jeff Soto. It measures 24″x36″ and is hand numbered. The print is an edition of 350 and is only $50. This is super cheap for a Soto print, not to mention a Star Wars licensed print at such a large size! The print is available right now at MondoTees and probably won’t last long. Limit 1 per person. Full image after the break.
UPDATE #1: Sold out already! But still, enjoy the image! Apparently Soto has some of these to sell at a later date on his own site. We’ll keep an eye open for you.
If you’re interested in the process of creating the print, you can read more behind-the-scenes information at The Mondo Blog.
UPDATE #2: Jeff Soto has 50 of these available in his store Tuesday, July 20 at around 12:00 PDT for $90 + shipping, so keep an eye open if you missed this one.
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Black Market is featuring Dave Kinsey’s newest print, Continuum II. Continuum II is full of vibrant, radical, colors. It is a 5 color Screen print on a 100% cotton rag, In an edition of 110. Kinsey’s prints are always the highest quality and are shipped with extra care. Other work by Dave Kinsey on Black Market can be seen here.
This is a followup to Continuum I released back in April.
Full image after break.
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Kenn Twofour wrote us about his newest release;
“Smaller versions of some pieces I made for a recent gallery show. The larger versions went over really well at the opening and I wanted to make a more affordable version with a bigger edition size. They are screenprinted, spray painted, stenciled and hand cut into layers.”
8×11 on 1/4 inch wood. Four layers.1/4 inch between each layer.Signed and numbered in an edition of 6. $100.00 each.
Full image and video after break.
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Joe Black’s recent print, Carry Your Own Sins Missy, is a complicated piece of art. It is a giclee print with 2 color silk screen, and hand finished with oil paint and Karisma pencil detailing. It goes on sale on Thursday, June 10th, in an edition of 12.
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John Dyer Baizley’s latest screenprint for his band, Baroness, will be available at the Burlesque Online Store Thursday, June 10 at 2:00 PM Central Time. This is an 18″x24″ 4 color screenprint on French paper in an edition of 200. The price is only $35 shipped to US, $40 shipped internationally. They only have a handful of these available to sell on their store so get your clicker finger ready!
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This wonderful illustration by The Little Friends of Printmaking brings me back to sitting on a carpeted floor with a stack of Golden Books. I saw it on their Flickr page a few months ago, which explained that it was originally for Giant Robot’s “Year of the Tiger” show back in February, but due to some unfortunate equipment failure it was never printed. It looks like things got rolling again and they got a chance to go back and make this beautiful print which is now available in their webstore.
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