Graphic murals by Amok Island.
Social Decay series by Andrei Lacatusu.
My tribute art will be showcased during the New Year’s Day Twilight Zone marathon on the SYFY channel.
Gallery 1988 presents a Postcard Correspondence show. All pieces take the form of actual postcards, suitable for framing or mailing. My contribution is the limited edition signed and numbered 4” x 6” “Land of Kaiju” card. Purchase for $5 each via the gallery link below.
Wearable glass sculptures by Kit Paulson.
Wonderfully manipulated images by Zacharie Gaudrillot-Roy
New greeting cards in the ChetArt shop: “Alien Zen” and “Nap.”
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.
The photography of Niaz Uddin.
Stunning animal portraits by Lisa Ericson.
Artwork by Marco d’alfonso
Movie wardrobes by Jordan Bolton.
Insect shapes using flowers by Raku Inoue.
San Diego Comic Con 2017: ChetArt table in the Small Press area, table O-01. 2017 was a great year in San Diego for us thanks to the great support of everyone who came by to purchase and visit. Thank you all for the fantastic time! Here are some highlights of the show floor with exhibits and cosplay.
Preview night! Jeffrey Vaca presented me with a vintage game cartridge version of my Parzival’s Quest artwork that I created in tribute to Ready Player One. Thank you Jeffrey, for the wonderfully creative gift!
Another great highlight of the show was a visit from Cory Doctrow. Cory has been a great supporter over the years, highlighting several of my projects on boingboing. Thank you for taking the time to come by for the visit, Cory!
Our great neighbors Paul Friedrich and Ryan Claytor in Small Press.
The first time in seven years straight without our good friends Cesare and Kirstie of Curio and Co. They sat out this year and were truly missed. Check out their site of amazing things.
Thank you San Diego for a great year. Hope to see you again in 2018!
Gallery 1988 presents “30 Years Later,” an art show celebrating movies released in 1987. My contribution titled “Predator Tin Toy” pays tribute to “Predator” as a black light tin toy version of the movie’s monster. (Note that the Yautja letters below the chest TV spell out “Dutch.”
