New ChetArt Prints at NYCC

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Two new ChetArt limited edition prints will be available at the Hero Complex Gallery booth at this year’s New York Comic Con. “A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night” is a tribute to the haunting vampire film of the same name by Ana Lily Amirpour. I also paid tribute to the classic action thriller “Ronin” by John Frankenheimer. Both are presented as 11″ x 17″ signed Giclees, each limited to 40.

If you attend New York’s Comic Con event, visit the Hero Complex Gallery booth- #236

Monster Squad Art Show

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Creature Features presents a curated art show by Chogrin celebrating the classic movie “The Monster Squad.” Opening reception will be Saturday Sept. 26th. I’m proud to be a part of this fun event.

My 1/1 print on wood entry for the show is titled “Bloodmobile.”

Bloodmobile500“Bloodmobile” by Chet Phillips

~Available for purchase online here~

 

Guillermo Del Toro Art Show Video

Guillermo Del Toro: In Service of Monsters Art Show

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Opening night at Gallery 1988’s Guillermo Del Toro: In Service of Monsters show brought a special guest. The man himself showed up for a pre-opening walk through of the gallery.

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“Death Match” Limited Edition Prints Available Here

King of the Monsters

Get “King of the Monsters” Limited Edition Prints Here

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CronosCakeCutting the Cronos cake with Gary Deocampo and Chogrin.

Guillermo Del Toro Art Show-Gallery 1988

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Gallery 1988 celebrates the magical and monstrous films of Guillermo Del Toro with the art show: “In Service of Monsters,” curated by Chogrin Muñoz and Gary Deocampo. I was invited (and thus excited) to create an image for a promotional poster for the show. A variety of creatures emerge from a book, including characters from Blade 2, Pacific Rim, Hellboy, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Pan’s Labyrinth and The Devil’s Backbone. The poster measures 11″ x 17″ and in addition, a signed limited edition Giclee print run and framed version will be available at the gallery and their online shop. I also created “Death Match” for the show. It’s a mash up of the Angel of Death from Hellboy 2 with a the Otachi kaiju and Gipsy Danger from Pacific Rim. For this entry, a print on wood and limited edition Giclee run will be available.

Show reception is Friday, September 11th- 7-10 PM

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Limited edition prints are available for both of my pieces through these links:

“Death Match”

“King of the Monsters”

ATX Summer Show

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UB&B Productions is proud to present the 4th Annual Summer Show in Austin, featuring Austin Craft Riot™ on Saturday, August 15, 2015 from 11a-6p. Held downtown at the Austin Music Hall, this premiere craft show is jam packed with talented artists, DIY, fun activities for the whole family, swag bags, food trucks, cash bar, and so much more. All while staying cool as a cucumber and out of the hot Texas sun.

ChetArt will be exhibiting at the show with loads of prints, card sets, drink coasters, drink koozies, stickers and collectible pins.

 

Click here for more info on the show.

High Scores Show- Would You Kindly?

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My contribution for Guzu Gallery’s High Scores art show is titled “Would You Kindly?” It pays tribute to the video game Bioshock as well as the film industry art form of lobby card advertisement. Along with emulating the design of a 40’s lobby card I assigned some of the characters to Hollywood actors from the 40’s. The piece measures 11″ x 14″ and is a signed limited edition giclee of 50. A framed version and the unframed edition will be available at the gallery with the reception and afterwards in the online store, beginning Monday, July 27th.

~Purchase prints here~

Guzu Gallery High Scores Show

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Guzu Gallery presents “High Scores,” an art show inspired by video games. In conjunction with Classic Game Fest, Guzu will serve as the official pre-party to the event. What better time for the gallery to host their first video game themed art exhibition! Thirty artists will pay tribute to their favorite video game icons. Heroes and villains from all eras of gaming will adorn the gallery walls.

My piece for the show pays tribute to one of my all-time favorite games- Bioshock. Stay tuned for more as the opening approaches.

The opening reception will be on Friday, July 24th from 7 to 10pm and the artwork will remain up through August 31st. Limited edition prints and original artwork will be available for purchase.  Also, if you’re in town, be sure to check out the Classic Game Fest on July 25-26 — two days of exciting classic video games, retro game tournaments, costume contests, live video game music and more!

 

  • Featured Artists:

    Daniel Aranda
    Nate Bear
    Breanna Boone
    Nicole Cantú
    Alan Defibaugh
    M. Fersner
    Forces of Dorkness
    Half-Human
    Mark Hammermeister
    Gabrielle Hoggett
    Craig Holloway
    Jenkins2d
    Kachi
    David Lamplugh
    Devin Lawson
    Alice Meichi Li
    Mark80
    Daniel Moll
    Tessa Morrison
    Andrew Neal
    Brandon Peterson
    Chet Phillips
    Isaak Ramos
    Roshi K
    Francisco Salinas
    Mark Sarmel
    Scrain
    Jamie Sichel
    Zachary Taylor
    Wade Thompson
    Nathan Walker
    Elisa Wikey

Both Sides: Heroes and Villains Show- Gallery 1988

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Gallery 1988 in L.A. presents “Both Sides: An Art Show Celebrating Heroes & Villains” featuring artwork by Dan Mumford and Jeff Boyes. I’m proud to be included as a cameo artist with a limited edition run of prints featuring both Leonard Smalls and H.I. McDunnough from “Raising Arizona.” Other artists providing work include Ashton Gallagher, Clark Orr, Dave Quibble, Jeffrey Everett, Ryan Binkerhoff and Sam Gilbey. Reception kicks off on Friday July 17th, 7-10PM.

Prints available in the online shop:

H.I. McDunnough

Leonard Smalls

SDCC 2015 Wrap Up

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Another great year at San Diego’s International Comic Con has come and gone. We had a fantastic week of sales, fun and time visiting with wonderful friends. The new Kaiju Baseball card sets, posters and pins were very well received, along with the Ten Tall Tales books and pop culture cats postcard sets. Below are some visual highlights from the show.

 

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One of the highlights for me was a visit from Adam Smasher, owner of Hero Complex Gallery in L.A. I’ve had the pleasure of being in several of Adam’s awesome pop culture themed shows over the last couple of years. I look forward to participating in his exciting line up of 2015 fall shows.

BoothActivityWe stayed in a storm of constant activity throughout the length of the show. This shot represents one of the calmer moments. A big shout out thank you to ALL the incredible supporters who visited with words of support and $.

KenLampaughKen Lamplugh stopped by the booth, sporting his ChetArt T-Shirt. Thanks Ken, for all your great support.

EvilBeerOur great booth neighbors Ryan and Paul. Paul shows off his new drink koozie line with “Am I in the Mood for Evil or Beer?” (Ryan appears to have made his choice.) You couldn’t ask for better neighbors and these guys always make me laugh with their great sense of humor and awesome creativity.

ChetArtBooth1Posing at the booth with my lovely and talented wife Julie of Dancing Cat Bindery. She went above and beyond this year, putting together a beautiful binding for our Ten Tall Tales.

Curio and CoOur great friends over at Curio & Co. make each trip to SDCC even more special with their friendship and support. Cesare’s awesome Tarot Deck is a thing of beauty. Get your deck HERE while they last.

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GogoSo long San Diego…till next year!!

Comicpalooza 2015

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Our first exhibition at this year’s Comicpalooza in Houston was a great success. Lots of friendly shoppers showed their support for ChetArt in a big way. Thank you all for coming out and showing your support!

ChetArtBooth4Visiting with fellow artist and exhibitor Lance Schibi.

ARRR Bender ClarkKent BigHeroSix StarWarsFamily VictoriaAlbert TMNT DonnieDarko SpeedRacer Horned LilBuster R2D2C3PO FreeHugs Skelly Spidey GodzillapaloozaI picked up two great Godzilla themed pieces from fellow exhibitors Jon David Guerra and J Hause.

Avengers: Age of Ultron Art Showcase

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In anticipation of the release of Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron film, Hero Complex Gallery has brought together 100 artists to for an art showcase celebration. I’m proud to be a part of this great event. Each artist was put through a rigorous approval process by Marvel and Disney in order to be a part of the show. My two pieces are “Smash,” a tribute to the Hulk and Iron Man’s Hulkbuster brawl and “Rampage,” a portrait of Hulk doing what he does best.

Each is a signed, limited edition giclee run available for purchase through these two links:

“Smash”

 

“Rampage”

 

 

Gallery 1988- Idiot Box- Artwork Inspired by TV

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Gallery1988(West) presents “Idiot Box,” an art show inspired by current and classic television shows. For my entry, I paid tribute to the 1966 Batman TV show with a rendition of the batcave set. Replete with batmobile, an endless supply of high tech, state of the art computers, lab equipment and power reactor (plus one tongue-in-cheek addition.) “Batcave” is a signed limited edition Giclee print run of 50.

~Prints Available Here~

Jedidiah Jackalope- Guzu Gallery Untitled Show

JedidiahJackalopeLow“Jedidiah Jackalope” by Chet Phillips (click image to enlarge)

Guzu Gallery presents a Lowbrow/ Pop Surrealism show, opening Friday 10th and on display through May 11th. I’m proud to be a part of the exhibition with my piece titled “Jedidiah Jackalope.”

Signed Limited Edition Prints Available Here

Here’s more about the show:

April 10, 2015 – May 11, 2015
Opening Reception: Friday, April 10 • 7-10pm

This spring, Guzu Gallery brings you its first artist’s choice, group art exhibition. What distinguishes this event from Guzu’s previous group shows is the absence of a specific pop culture theme. Rather, each artist was asked to create artwork that does not feature the usual pop culture suspects. The lowbrow aesthetic of the gallery’s previous shows will be familiar, but this go-round, each art piece will be unique to its creator’s imagination!

The opening reception will be on Friday, April 10th from 7 to 10pm and the artwork will remain up through May 11th. Limited edition prints and resin pieces will be available for purchase. Complimentary beverages will be provided on opening night. Admission is free and all ages are welcome!

Guzu Gallery welcomes everyone to the show, but if you can’t make it out, the artwork will be available for purchase in their online store on Monday, April 13 around Noon CST.

Featured Artists:
Daniel Aranda
Nate Bear
Breanna Boone
Kyle Carter
Jason Chalker
Alan Defibaugh
Tony Diaz
Forces of Dorkness
Laura Galbraith
Half-Human
Candy Yu Yen Kuo
David Lamplugh
Devin Lawson
Alice Meichi Li
Brian Maclaskey
Mark 80
Katrina Muir
Chet Phillips
Bethany Price
Mark Sarmel
Supersonic Jellybeanz
Zachary Taylor
Nathan Walker
Elisa Wikey
Patrick Wong

Guzu Gallery
5000 N Lamar Blvd
Austin, TX 78751

Gallery 1988- Postcard Correspondence Show

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Friday March 20th marks the opening of a unique art show at Gallery 1988. The “Postcard Correspondence” show will feature artwork, not only with a postcard theme, but also presented in the size format of postcards. Along with framed pieces in the gallery, printed postcards will be available for purchase. Many of the artists, along with myself, will offer a signed limited edition run of their pieces. “Skull Island” and “The Great Escape” will be on display and a signed limited edition of 100 for each will be for sale. Each measures at 4.25″ x 6″ (Stay tuned for the gallery store link after the reception.)

Purchase from the limited edition here:

Skull Island

The Great Escape

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Interview- Creative Room 4 Talk

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A big thank you to the folks at CreativeRoom4Talk for this nice spotlight and interview.

Staple! Independent Media Expo 2015

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March 7th-8th marks this year’s Staple! Independent Media Expo, held at the Marchesa Hall and Theater in Austin. With over 150 exhibitors it’s a visual treat. I’m proud to be a part of this year’s show. If you’re in Austin, mark the event on your calendar to experience loads of creative fun. Visit the official Staple! site for more info and a list of exhibitors.

StapleChetArtSelection A selection of items from ChetArt available at the show.

The ChetArt table will be located next to the Annex room entrance, table 56.

 

Quotes, Lines & Lyrics Show- Hero Complex Gallery

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Hero Complex Gallery presents the Quotes, Lines and Lyrics show, opening on Feb. 27th. The event showcases artwork celebrating film and tv quotes, passages from literature and the lyrics of music legends.

4 ChetArt pieces were created for the show, each spotlighting a character from a classic movie mashed up with a quote from another classic movie. Opening reception is 7-10PM with the online shop for the show available on Saturday the 28th.

Prints Available For Purchase:

No Place Like Home

Not Easy Being Green

If You Build It…

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Gallery1988- Is This Thing On?

WhereTheAngryThingsAre_ChetArt“Where the Angry Things Are” by Chet Phillips

Is This Thing On? #4: An Art Show Inspired By Funny People opens Friday, Feb. 20th at Gallery1988 West. My contribution is a homage to Maurice Sendak’s “Where the Wild Things Are” character Carol mashed up with the king of the angry, finger pointed rant, Lewis Black. Gallery reception is from 7-10 PM. The limited edition Giclee run and framed version with be available at the reception and afterwards in the Gallery1988 online shop.

Visit the Gallery 1988 Online Shop to Purchase

Cherrywood Art Fair

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December 13th-14th marks the 13th year of this Austin holiday shopping tradition. I’m proud to be a part of this year’s Cherrywood Art Fair. Come for the wide selection of handmade artist’s creations and stay for the food and music. Open Saturday and Sunday from 10-5. I’ll be offering signed prints, books, playing cards, night lights and more, all from the ChetArt shop.

Visit the Cherrywood Art Fair site for more info and map.

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