I love James Jean’s work so much. They remind me of pen drawings. I wish he would just give me one of his books and i would display that on a wall. It doesn’t say what the edition is, but i assume the giclee is an open edition.

If you look on his site he has other prints and art that are available. He did an awesome Sally Jupiter print for the watchmen that looks great also.

Price: $87
Size: 17 x 22 in.
Paper: Giclee on Ultrasmooth Fine Art Paper
Description: Signed and Embossed

You can buy this one here.

Scott Campbell is an amazing artist who is doing some great work. I love all of his little works and drawings. He had a show at gallery nucleus that I wasn’t able to make recently. But there is still works available for sale here.

But anyways, this zombie fair print is for sale now.
Price: $90.00
Size: 17.0″ x 24.0″
Paper Type: Velvet Fine Art
Edition: 50
Signed & Numbered

Buy this awesome print here.

This already goes into the print of the year category for 2010. It is still just January, but this is easily the one. There are three color ways, the gold leafed one is already sold out. But the Red, white and blue one is $180. The black and white one is $280, and the other one is $1200. Saber is the man, he lives right down the street from me. I always see him eating at the local burrito spot and at Walgreen’s. And watch the accompanying video about the making of this print. With all the background information and what not. It is a definite watch.

But one of them here from jetset graffiti.

Artist: Saber
Title: “Flag 2010″
Size: 21″ x 30″ (54cm x 77cm)
Edition: 11 color Serigraph on hand-made Nepalese Cannabina Fiber. All separations hand-painted in studio by Saber. Hand-Pulled by the master printers at Modern Multiples Studio in downtown Los Angeles. This edition was created in 3 separate color-ways; 60 Prints in Red/White/Blue, 15 Prints in Black/White, and a hand-laid Gold Leaf edition of 3.

Here I go posting another print with words on it. This print is by Reyes 78, who is a member of the infamous Seventh Letter Crew. Victor Reyes grew up in Southern California but now resided in San Francisco.

There are two variations of this one, but really the black one is the only one you will need. Even though there are more printed the white one is for suckers.

Print information:
Print Size:14.3″ x 22.3″
Edition: Black 35 / White 15
Price: $40

Again, I don’t normally like art with words on them. But this one is just great. This print is by Michael Dacey. His website has a lot of other art that he does and they all look great to me.

This print is available from corduroy’s favorite things for $25.

Paper: Letterpress on cotton paper
Edition: 25 exclusively for Corduroy.
Size:26″ x 15″

I love this poster and I think that the $80 price point is spot on. Not much more information about it, but it looks like four color screen print.

BETTY 8 -FRANKENPRINT
by Robert Lee
Size: 18″ x 24″ / signed and numbered
Price: $80
Meet Betty 8! These prints are constructed from many Methane limbs, organs and intestines! We dug up some old buried posters and created new original elements to create the FRANKENPRINT! All are one of a kind signed, numbered and toe tagged!

Available here.

Who doesn’t love art of guns or knives? This is a Serigraph print on Stonehenge 250gsm (100% cotton) paper. It is Signed and numbered by the artist with an Edition of 44. The Size is 22″ x 15″ and it is $65. Not to bad

This is all i could find about Ramsey Dau from Anthem Magazine bio:
Ramsey Dau is a contributing editor to Anthem Magazine. He writes stories about stuff he’s into, like music and art. Ramsey also owns the design firm Comfy Chair Creative Superstore, is an accomplished artist and DJ, has a beard and wears size 11 shoes.

He hsan’t updated his blogspot in awhile. And his new website www.creativesuperstore.com, there’s no about page on it. And I am to lazy to look around for anymore.

Oh, don’t forget to buy it here.

Price: $65.00
Paper: Serigraph print on Stonehenge 250gsm (100% cotton) paper
Signed: and numbered by the artist
Edition: Edition of 44
Size: 22″ x 15″

I love this image, reminds me of Where the Wilds Things Are. I don’t like the size and wish it was a little bit bigger. Why don’t artists frame there pieces to IKEA frames? Why would i want to spend more money on framing something that the actual piece cost? Either way this is a great looking print and I don’t know why it isn’t sold out yet.

Artist: Nate Frizzell
Edition of 25
Size: 12″x15.5″ signed and numbered
Paper: Archival textured fine art paper
Price: $100
Buy it here.

Just after selling out his recent solo show, we bring you this new piece from Nate Frizzell. The title seems fitting, being taken from a favorite album of his when he was young.

http://www.natefrizzell.com

I like Tim Biskup, I know him personally, he is a good person. Anyways here is his latest offering, which i think should really be sold for $200. But I bet these will sell out anyways.

This 2-color silkscreen on white beech wood was published in conjunction with Tim’s recent “The Mystic Chords Of Memory” exhibition in Barcelona, Spain. We managed to procure a handful of these to offer here. We’ve decided to frame them all because they look really nice that way. You’ll see.
Size: 19.49″ x 13.78″
Signed and numbered edition of 100
NOTE: This print is only available framed

The print originally came in a nice (though slightly scuffed and dented) box and includes a bio/title sheet and a certificate of authenticity. All of the packaging material and inserts will be shipped along with the framed print.

You can purchase this fine art here.

This seems a tad expensive for me but Adrian Tomine’s first cover illustration for The New Yorker is now available as a signed and numbered, limited edition, large format print.

50 cm x 70 cm (19.7″ x 27.6″), giclée print on 310 gram Hahnemühle German etching paper, signed and numbered by Adrian Tomine, limited edition of 150.

Published in Holland by Griffioen Grafiek / Oog & Blik.

Price in Europe: Euro 125, plus Euro 14 for shipping.

Price in U.S.: $175, plus $20 for shipping.

For further information or to order, please write to:
info@griffioen-grafiek.nl

You can see some of his other work on his website at www.adrian-tomine.com