Opening Saturday, June 25th at the QPop Gallery- Showa Era Vintage Manga Tribute Art Show. My contribution showcases Astro Boy, titled “The Mighty Atom.” Each print includes a gold stamped atom icon.
(Framed version and unframed prints available)
“I’m Your Density” pays tribute to the Robert Zemeckis time travel comedy classic “Back to the Future.” The first of the series debuted in 1985 and still remains a smart fun thrill ride over 30 years later.
June 11th, 1986 saw the premiere of “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” a classic John Hughes comedy. 30 years later it remains a classic love note to the city of Chicago and expertly defines “carpe diem” with humor and insight.
My tribute to the film with quotes, icons and a portrait of Ferris is available HERE.
In 2011 I introduced my Union of Superlative Heroes/Order of Nefarious Villains back to back book. The original limited edition was bound in book cloth and has since sold out.
Thanks to Julie of Dancing Cat Bindery there are now 3 artist proofs bound in leather. Books measure 7.25″ x 5″ with beautiful black and tan goat leather with foil stamped leather labels.
The book includes portraits and biographies of Marquis Le Bat, Stupendous Gent, Arachno Kid, Lord Wolverton, Daring Diablo, Major Marvelous, Duchesse La Bat, The Purple Jester, SCORN, Lily Nightshade, King Congo, Boss Plaid, Baron Paradox, Count Telsakoff plus 34 more! Among the 12 episodes include “The Perilous Visit,” “Jack and the Bat,” “Night of the Ghoul,” “Double Trouble” and “The Brooklyn Bridge Brawl.”
Dos-à-dos black and tan goat leather hard cover binding.
Celebrating a true sequel success, James Cameron’s “Aliens” was a white knuckled thrill ride when it was released in 1986 and still holds up years later. The film is full of catch phrases (thanks mostly to Bill Paxton’s character) on top of the terrifying action. My tribute print combines some of the better known quotes and phrases, mixed in with notable icons and a portrait of Ellen Ripley.
Lights! Camera! Kitties! Part II The Sequel adds to the previous collection of cats in movies and TV. This latest group of eight 5″ x 7″ full color glossy postcards pays tribute to:
-Cat Wars: The Force Awakens
-The Cat Who Lived (Harry Potter)
-Imperator Furryosa (Mad Max)
-Cathiss Everdeen (Hunger Games)
-Doctor No! (James Bond)
-Lord of the Ringworm
-Furfly
-Indiana Jonesy (Indiana Jones/Alien)
8″ x 10″ and 11″ x 14″ archival signed prints are also available.
~Shop For Postcard Sets and Prints Here~
Portraits by Alexei Sovertkov.
ChetArt coloring books offer worlds of imagination waiting to be colorized. Each book measures 8.5″ x 11″ collected in a metal coil binding format. With each page blank on the back, it allows the colorist to detach, trim and display. The pages are super sturdy 80lb. cover stock, ready to take on color pencils, crayons and markers alike. Each book offers 15 pages to color.
Color This! offers a variety of ChetArt imagery from cats, dogs, monkeys, monsters, mythological beasts and more. The Monkeys and Monsters coloring book offers 8 Steampunk Monkeys surrounded by their gear and 7 crazy kaiju beasts, all from the slightly off-center mind of Chet Phillips.
Pages from the Color This! coloring book
Color This! spread example
Pages from the Monkeys and Monsters Coloring Book
Monkeys and Monsters spread example
Guzu Gallery presents the “POPular Vote: A Political (And Not So Political) art show. The collection of artwork presented for this event will be included in Big Medium’s West Austin Studio Tour.
My contribution presents a character from the late 1800’s, whose failed attempt at multiple presidential bids is unmatched by any other to date.
The mythology of Edgar A. Sloth takes the form of a campaign poster, a biography and a collection of campaign buttons. Along with the artwork, framed and loose prints in a signed limited edition, 1.25” campaign buttons as a framed collection and single buttons will be available for sale.
Prints available online after the show opening.
Gallery 1988 (West) presents “Idiot Box The Rerun” art show, paying homage to all things TV related. I created a faux block of postage stamps highlighting some of the more memorable Twilight Zone episodes. Each stamp is larger than life size and the print has been die cut to emulate actual stamps. Each has the title and main character along with the episode number and year that it aired.
Keisuke Hoashi, the voice of Shinji Kojima/Hawk from Bob’s Burgers “Hawk & Chick” episode, shows some love for my entry in the official Bob’s Burgers art show at Gallery 1988.
Celebrate the annual “May The Fourth Be With You” day with these ChetArt Star Wars flavored garments. “AT AT Pedal Car” and “Darth Yoda” available in the ChetArt TeePublic shop.
Gallery 1988 (West) in conjunction with Fox, presents the official “Bob’s Burgers” art show. My piece for this great event is titled: “Hawk and Chick: Monster Slayers.”
Translations, clockwise from top left: “Monster Slayer,” Samurai Barber,” “Hawk and Chick” and “Father and Daughter.”
Alien Day (4/26/16) honors exmoon LV-426, where the xenomorphs were first found in Ridley Scott’s original classic, Alien. Celebrate with a tour through the garden with my “Big Wheel” Alien print, found HERE.
Four new t-shirt designs available at TeePublic.
Everyone’s favorite car repair funnymen Tom and Ray Magliozzi are presented in this loving tribute to Car Talk. Bobble head versions resting atop the dashboard of a 1965 AMC Ambassador, a.k.a., “The Sleek Black Beauty.” Figures are surrounded by a selection of the famed end credit puns.
April 1st through the weekend, all ChetArt TeeFury items are on sale for 20% off. Use Coupon Code- KEEPONCOUPINON Visit the selection via this link.
“Big Trouble” by Chet Phillips
“Big Trouble” is my tribute to “Big Trouble in Little China” for the Gallery 1988 show “30 Years Later.” Available as signed limited edition 11″ x 14″ prints HERE.
If you plan to attend this year’s WonderCon, be sure to visit the ChetArt table in the Small Press Area.
