Grant Snider has fun with Magritte’s famous works.
Beautifully engineered “foodscapes” from Carl Warner.
View a collection of mysterious installations from Gregory Witt.
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The jury is back and ChetArt will have 5 pieces included in the 2013 Toy Joy show.
Toy Joy is an Austin institution, offering up a slew of wild and crazy fun. This is my second year to exhibit for this fun venue. Show details to follow soon.
Giuseppe Colarusso creates visual fun with his photo manipulations.
This weekend marks the 2nd annual summer show event hosted by Austin Craft Riot. 70 vendors anchor 2 days of art, music and food trucks at the Austin Music Hall.
ChetArt will be represented with a booth full of signed prints, card sets, books and more.
Cornelia Konrads creates visually arresting installations.
Scooby Doo/Walking Dead mashup from the mind of Jeff Zoet.
Contre temps from Contre temps Team on Vimeo.
Introducing the new series: Steampunk Monkey Nation character portraits with gear. From a strange and simian-based alternate universe comes this collection of figures from all walks of life and occupations. These portraits attempt to shed light on what it takes to survive and engage within the world of Steampunk Monkey Nation. Beginning with these three notables, Mordecai “Gunny” Gundersonne, Samson Meriwether Riddlewitte and Gabriel Warwick Thorncastle, others will soon follow to join the ranks.
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ChetArt will be represented at this year’s San Diego Comic Con in the Small Press Area, Booth O-01. “The Land of Kaiju” limited edition alphabet book, card sets and prints will be available. Find lots of monkey-centric items as well, with Simian Playing Card packs, “Lights! Camera! Monkeys!” postcard sets and print plus some brand new Steampunk Monkey Nation prints.
Postcard set from the ultra talented DKNG folks.
Great collection of TV set designs. Via i09
Igor Morski creates incredible allegorical worlds.
Imaginative collage work from Valero Doval.
Photographer Matt Molloy creates a painterly effect by stacking his time lapse shots.
Beautiful split level series by Jeremy Miranda.
Beautifully haunting work by Silvia Cordedda
