To Gene Wilder, for your comic genius and gift of laughter to the world.
Opening this Friday at Guzu Gallery in Austin: Blast Off! is a science fiction themed art show. Stay tuned for a preview of my piece and more.
Wooden sculpture work by Rex Homan.
Mix tape coffee tables from Taybles.
“Parzival’s Quest,” a limited edition signed print is now available in the ChetArt online shop. Image measures 11″ x 14″ with border on a 13″ x 19″ sheet of archival paper. Each signed and numbered. Created for the Guzu Gallery “High Scores II” video game themed show, the image showcases an imagined game cartridge cover depicting the final battle at Castle Anorak in Ernest Cline’s book “Ready Player One.”
I was honored to sell #1 in the edition to Ernest Cline. He’s also working on the screenplay for the upcoming “Ready Player One” Steven Spielberg movie. Thank your Ernie!
Two new T-Shirts available in the ChetArt TeePublic shop.
Pop culture characters matched with famous quotes from other pop culture references. Judge Dredd and Robocop proclaim a famous quote from the movie The Treasure of the Sierra Madra. Godzilla decries a quote from Kermit the Frog.
A very special variant of Eugene Kaik’s “Rising Hawk and Chick” print is now available through Gallery 1988. This limited edition of 25 includes the signatures of Keisuke Hoashi and Suzy Nakamura, the voice actors of Hawk and Chick. Pick up a print of this beautiful one-of-a-kind item.
Wooden puzzle book by Brady Whitney. Each “page” is a puzzle that must be solved in order to continue reading.
A very special variant of my “Hawk and Chick: Monster Slayers” print is now available through Gallery 1988. This limited edition of 25 includes the signatures of Keisuke Hoashi and Suzy Nakamura, the voice actors of Hawk and Chick.
The variant stands out from the original by including two additional Kaijus in the distance, as well as a “Chet” chop in the lower right area.
Keisuke and Suzy were so gracious to join in on this fun and I owe a huge debt of thanks to them both. The event couldn’t have happened without the efforts of fellow artist Eugene Kaik, who also created a wonderful Hawk and Chick variant the actors signed. Thanks also to Jensen Karp and Amber of Gallery 1988 and the folks at Bob’s Burgers for making it a reality.
The stunning photography of Daniel Kordan.
Metal wire sculptures by Walter Oltmann. via High Fructose
CYCLE from Kouhei Nakama
