I’m really loving the work of Andy Kehoe and I must say that I haven’t been inspired by an artist this much in quite some time. I really like all of the elements including the titles of his paintings. They give his work an extra level of meaning. Be sure to check out his shop for some limited edition prints. Great stuff.
I Want Your Skull issue five is a 56 page book of skull-inspired artwork by 37 artists. This limited edition issue of 500 comes with two 7 x 7 screen prints and a postcard featuring artwork by Justin “Anville” Anderson. Be sure to get yours quick, at 25 bucks they won’t last long. Buy it here.
iStockphoto has a great interview with super-talented graphic artist Chuck Anderson as their article of the week. Be sure to check out Anderson’s website, nopattern for more of his work and visit his online store to score some awesome swag.
MWM Graphics has released six new posters from the ongoing Vectorfunk series. These limited edition prints of 100 are sold in sets of three and come signed, dated and numbered. They can be purchased for a cool 75 bucks at the MWM online shop. While you’re there be sure to check out the rest of Matt W. Moore’s work.
Craze One. Clothing has teamed up with John Pound, the artist responsible for some of the most iconic Garbage Pail Kids cards, to bring you the first in a series of limited edition stickers. Craze One owner and artist Adam White will be contributing art for the back of the card as well. Be sure to order yours soon because they will be limited to 1,000 and sold for a mere 4 bucks.
Chris Leah has a nice photography portfolio. His ‘Finger Lifting’ photos are intriguing. Check it out here.
Interesting work from Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson who currently has two exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art and P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center. The site is also updated with pictures taken by visitors who are given cell-phone cameras to document their experiences. Check it out here.
San Fransisco based Hannah Stouffer has an impressive illustration and design portfolio.
Ron English has joined other artists in supporting Barack Obama with his Lincoln-esque Obama poster. 200 limited edition prints, signed by the artist, are now available for purchase for $200 at Upper Playground. Get yours quick because they won’t last long.
Imaginary Foundation is a small secretive think tank that researches the imagination and new ways of thinking. They bring their unique philosophy to the masses with the use of streetwear and art to avoid direct public exposure. Whether you’ve been searching your psyche for answers or just want some nicely designed stuff you will want to check them out.
