Just added to the online shop: Rectangle Magnets. A selection of ChetArt imagery displayed on 2″ x 3″ magnets with flat, strong magnetic backs and Mylar/UV protective covers.
Shiny slices of art candy for home or office!
Tag: fantasy
Knob Creek
Lots of creative pass through silhouettes from Knob Creek’s collection of custom bookends.
Danny Van Ryswyk
Danny Van Ryswyk deftly combines 2D and 3D techniques to create a series of arresting images.
Jean-Marie Vives
Matte painter Jean-Marie Vives creates impossible worlds that appear to be possible.
Austin Craft Riot Summer Show
Next Saturday from 11-7 marks the first summer show event for the Austin Craft Riot. I’ll be there with a booth chock full of signed prints, limited edition books, trading cards, magnets, buttons and more. Visit the ACR blog for an ongoing series showcasing the wealth of creatives that will be represented.
ChetArt 2013 Desktop Calendars
Mark the days with The Union of Superlative Heroes, The Order of Nefarious Villains, Wrestle Pets and Steampunk Monkey Nation calendars.
Just released: a selection of desktop calendars featuring characters from the ChetArt shop. Each calendar is presented in a sturdy plastic CD case which flips open to easily display on a desk, table or any other flat surface. 12 individual, one-sided pages for each month. Each month’s page measures 5.4″ x 4.65.”
Be the first on your block to own one of these handsome and informative mini art display items and thumb your nose at the 2012 end-of-the-world Mayan prediction!
~Browse the online shop here to see them all~
Also visit their individual shop sections with the links below:
Click Here for the Superlative Heroes and Nefarious Villains
Click Here for Wrestle Pets Desk Calendar
and
Click Here for Steampunk Monkey Nation Desk Calendar
Patricia Almeida
Photographer Patricia Almedia captured this umbrella installation (artist unknown) in a Barcelona public walkway.
Nagai Hideyuki
Nagai Hideyuki perfects a 3-D effect with his sketch process.
Jodeb
Porter Robinson “Language” music video directed by Jodeb.
2012 Toy Joy Art Show
The Good, The Bad And The Monkey will be among the four ChetArt pieces chosen for the 2012 Toy Joy art show. Artwork by the Toy Joy staff and 30 local guest artists will be represented, along with fellow Austin Craft Riot members Erin Mason Flynn, Lauren Hemphill and Mamus James Judd.
Reception will be held at Tom’s Tabooley, Thursday August 9th from 6-10. Show runs through September 1st.
Woodland Wisdom Limited Edition Book
Woodland Wisdom is a limited edition, hand bound book showcasing illustrations and haiku poems by Chet Phillips, based on a selection of Aesop’s Fables. This hard cover book measures 10″Â x 11.5,” bound by Julie Sullivan of Dancing Cat Bindery. This “Sew Boards” binding style has covers comprised of Japanese Asahi brown and green book cloths. Each copy of the edition of 5 is signed and numbered.
(Click “The Dog and His Reflection” spread to enlarge)
(Click “The Rooster and the Jewel” spread to enlarge)
~Click Here To Learn More About Purchasing~
Christopher Hassler
With a simple reorientation of the camera and a fish eye effect, photographer Christopher Hassler finds a way to torture acrophobics.
Jeremy Dower
Jeremy Dower’s work jumps into your lap with a jolt of electric goodness.
Toy Joy Art Show
I’ll be represented with 4 pieces in the upcoming annual Toy Joy art show here in Austin. More details to follow soon.
Hengki Koentjoro
Hengki Koentjoro creates photographs that have the quality of dream-like paintings.
Black Sheep Films
Olek
Fantastic crocheted alligator playground project by Olek.
Popovy
Who knew dolls could be so cool?! Check out the great work of Russian sisters
San Diego Comic Con 2012- Wrap Up
With the third year of exhibiting at San Diego under our belt, we were proud to have our best year ever. The crowds were very responsive to the my new offerings and our stock of Simian Playing cards was depleted early on Saturday. We loved our new location at the end of the aisle and hope to make it our permanent home for the future. If you’ve never attended the event, it’s hard to describe the enormity of the exhibits hall. I’ve tried in the past to capture it with one photo, but it’s just too large. With so many sections representing different industries, the hall could be described as a country with individual states within. The Small Press area is certainly a world of its own with an seemingly endless well of creativity. The folks that inhabit it are passionate about what they do and eager to share with the world. I recorded the G-4 coverage of the event and, though I haven’t watched it through yet, I suspect as with previous years, Small Press didn’t make the cut among all the coverage of TV, film and other corporate giants. Truly a shame because that’s where so much of the inspiration springs forth. What follows is one last round of photos of various sections, some more fun costumes and a tribute to some new friends we had the pleasure of meeting in our area. Paperwork completed for 2013 and already anxious to return!
SDCC-Day 2
These courteous and forthright gentlemen of steam were kind enough to pose with their ChetArt purchases. Huzzah! The second full day proved more successful than the first with a steady stream of sales throughout the day. We’re actually starting to see stock levels of some items we brought dwindling down before the big weekend approaches. We were happy to meet new fans and to be greeted by familiar faces from past years. What follows after the break are some shots from the exhibit floor, a sampling of fun cosplay and a line up of Batmobiles from the outside exhibit at the end of the day.