For 2018, two calendars showcasing matchbox art from Chet Phillips.
“Got a Light?” is a 6″ x 12″ wall calendar displaying a variety of pop culture characters in the form of vintage matchbox labels. “Sci-Fi Transport” displays 12 vehicles from science fiction movies and TV and is presented in a CD case sized desktop format (measures 5.4″ x 4.65″) Both are printed on 100 gloss book paper. Wall calendar is wire bound with hanger and desktop version comes in plastic CD case that flips open for display.
“Sci-Fi Transport” displays 12 vehicles from science fiction movies and TV and is presented in a CD case sized desktop format (measures 5.4″ x 4.65″)
Hogwarts houses poster series by Victor Medina.
“Cthulhu Illuminated” monoprint- Giclee print with gold foiling pen details. Created for Copro Gallery’s “Guillermo Del Toro: Inspirations, Curiosities & Other Oddities show.
A variety of ChetArt products are available at Parts & Labour on South Congress in Austin.
The photography of Niaz Uddin.
R.I.P. Jake LaMotta, a.k.a. “The Raging Bull.”
Whimsical greenhouse of everyday objects by PUTPUT. via Colossal.
Gallery 1988 presents an art show devoted to the films from Focus Features. My contribution references “Shaun of the Dead” with the” x 4″ pulpboard drink coaster “Bitey Brew.” Signed on the reverse. Get one for $4. at Gallery 1988 and through their online shop.
Samurai Delicatessen by Chet Phillips
Taking Austin Books’ birth year, 1977, as their inspiration, twenty-three talented artists will help pay tribute to the legendary comic book store via limited edition prints and original artwork. For the “Spirit of ’77” show, I created 2 pieces celebrating 2 pop culture icons from the year 1977. Saturday Night Live’s Samurai Delicatessen skit with John Belushi and Chewbacca from Star Wars. Signed prints available online now:
Planet Kashyyyk Matches by Chet Phillips
(Framed version available only in person at gallery)
ChetArt at Staple! Independent Media Expo in Austin TX. Sept. 9-10
“Kaiju Man” is an accordion style book measuring 4.75″ x 6″ folded and approx. 37″ x 6″ when opened and expanded. Through words and pictures it tells the story of a man who experiences a dramatic transformation with ultimately tragic results.
Packaged in a paper sleeve with Chiyogami paper strip, signed with Japanese chop that translates to “Chet.”
Stunning animal portraits by Lisa Ericson.
“Kaiju Tattoo” is available as a signed print and on a variety of clothing.
Artwork by Marco d’alfonso
Movie wardrobes by Jordan Bolton.
