Tag: Batman

Superlative/Nefarious Leather A/P Book

Leather_SidexSideIn 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.

~AVAILABLE IN THE ONLINE SHOP HERE~

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.”

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Leather_ZBindingDos-à-dos black and tan goat leather hard cover binding.

Marquis Le Bat Spreadgentleman mint spreadTransparent Tess Spreadzombiesaurus spreadPhineas Fleetfoot SpreadBaron Paradox spreadNight of the Ghoul SpreadTriceratron SpreadCrimson Ghoul SpreadLily Nightshade SpreadCount Centigrade SpreadPurple Jester SpreadShadow Extends SpreadNovelty Preview

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“Pedal” T-Shirts

TeePublicPedalShirts“Pedal” T-Shirts now available on TeePublic.

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Chris Stevens- Batman

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More Batman wonderfulness from Chris Stevens.

Chris Stevens- Dark Knight Returns

Chris Stevens

The Dark Knight Returns by Chris Stevens.

Gallery 1988- Idiot Box- Artwork Inspired by TV

BatCaveLowRes“Batcave” by Chet Phillips (Click image to enlarge)

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~

Phil Postma

Phil Postma

Norman Rockwell and Batman mashup. via Phil Postma

Father’s Day- Give The Gift of ChetArt

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Father’s Day is just around the corner. Shop from hundreds of items in the ChetArt online store for fun images Dads will love.

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Previewed above, starting top left: Monkey Trek  Monkey Wars  Breaking Bad 

The Big Lebowski  Sanctuary  Lord Cthulhu  MST3K Attacks!  The Wagging Dead

 

Ka-Pow!

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Now available: Ka-Pow! variant of Napoleon Dynamite and Pedro as Batman and Robin.

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Matt Ferguson- Shark Repellent Bat Spray

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Matt Ferguson’s tribute to the 1966 Batman movie brings back memories of just how cheesy the original series was.

Ramon Villalobo

Ramon Villalobo

Ramon Villalobo delivers up a fun Moonrise Kingdom mash up.

Mint Condition 2 Art Show- ChetArt Entry

The Detective

“The Detective” was created for Ltd. Gallery’s “Mint Condition 2” show which opens March 1st and is presented in conjunction with Emerald City Comic Con. For this comic book themed art show I created a still life incorporating Batman’s 1940’s Batmobile… in kiddie ride form. Closer inspection reveals several references to some of Batman’s famous foes. This piece will be available for sale at the gallery as a 1/1 16″ x 20 framed Giclee and as an edition of signed and matted 11″ x 14″ prints (20.) If you can’t make it to the gallery the edition will be made available for sale through the gallery’s web site.

“The Detective” by Chet Phillips– “Fighting crime with a roll of dimes.”

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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

Sanctuary

New image available in the ChetArt online shop: “Sanctuary” depicts familiar super characters presented in a crossover setting in the style of a Japanese print. Raging radioactive monster roams in the background.

(Graphic in upper right reads: “Vacation Day.”)

Available in 2 sizes signed by the artist: 8″ x 10″ with white border and no mat plus larger version in 11″ x 14 mat.

(Available online and at SDCC 2012- Small Press Booth O-01)

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Norman Saunders

I’ve referenced Norman Saunders in a couple of interviews I’ve given in the past as an early art influence. My first connection to his artwork was the Batman trading cards released in 1966, which I carefully and completely collected (only to have them purged during a family move.) I also was able to do some trading for a handful of the Mars Attacks cards that were a bit before my time but never managed to own a full set of the originals. Norman’s work was so unique to me as a child, because he was offering up fantasy and superhero subjects as beautifully rich paintings. And the subject matter! Martians burning people alive and giant robots crushing cities and people. Tame stuff these days, but very thrilling to my young eyes back then.

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