“Mr. Toad” by Chet Phillips
Gallery 1988 (East) in conjunction with Tree and Rock presents “Tiny Tales,” an art show with a children’s book theme. My contribution pays tribute to “Wind in the Willows” with “Mr. Toad.”
Author: Chet
Chet Phillips works as a freelance illustrator, creating "digital scratchboard" creations for a host of commercial clients. As usual, no electrons are harmed in the process.
TeePublic Artist Spotlight
Garret Kane
Seasonal series by Garret Kane.
National Lampoon Tribute Prints
Two National Lampoon film classics are paid tribute with quotes, icons and portraits. “Double Secret Probation” showcases John Belushi, a.k.a. Bluto from “Animal House.”
Chevy Chase a.k.a. Clark Griswold represents the time honored original “Vacation” with quotes and icons, complete with Walley World sign. Each is available as signed 11 x 14 prints in the ChetArt shop.
~Both Available Here~
Geek Art Vol. 3
Volume 3 of the Geek-Art Anthology has been released in France. ChetArt is represented with 2 spreads showcasing Series 1 of Lights! Camera! Kitties! U.S. version will be available in the future.
Ori Toor- Loopism
Ori Toor’s Loopism
Gallery 1988 Crazy for Cult X
Gallery 1988 (West) presents Crazy for Cult X, an art show honoring cult film favorites. My contribution pays tribute to Monty Python and the Holy Grail with “King of the Britons.” Characters and phrases are intertwined into an illuminated manuscript presentation.
Gallery 1988 stock has sold out through their online shop. The remainder of the edition is now available in the ChetArt shop.
~Prints Available Here~
Speed Demon Sticker
Now available: Speed Demon vinyl sticker in the ChetArt shop.
Ellen Jewett 3
More wonderful work from Ellen Jewett.
The Swamp Story
The Swamp Story by Julei.
Cloud Speaker
Johnny Self
The amazing sculpture work of Johnny Self.
Victo Ngai
The work of Victo Ngai.
Staten Island Ferry Disaster
Joe Reginella creates a fictitious catastrophe memorial labeled the Staten Island Ferry Disaster. Read more via My Modern Met
Film Meets Art
Never2501- Fall
Installation by Never2501 is a tribute to fall. via Colossal
Alive Series- David Brodeur
Rock ‘Em Snark ‘Em Robots- Gallery 1988
Rock ‘Em Snark ‘Em Robots by Chet Phillips
Gallery 1988 West presents “The Power of Mattel” show, a collection of artworks based on classic Mattel games and toys. My contribution, titled “Rock ‘Em Snark’Em Robots,” is a mashup of Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots with Mystery Science Theater 3000 robots Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot. Also included are a few Kaiju references.
Show opening is Friday, September 30th and on display through October 15th.
~Limited Edition Prints Available Here~
Wizard World 2016 Wrap Up
A highlight for me was a visit from Judge Reinhold. He purchased several prints and greeting cards, was truly supportive and graciously posed for a picture.
Wizard World Comic Con Austin was a great show on many levels. Wonderful support and purchases from attendees and the opportunity to visit with friends, fellow artists and fans, both returning and new.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to stop by and visit! The artist alley area was jam packed with talent. Here are just a few of some that I know and a few I had the privilege of meeting for the first time. Be sure and visit their links to see how great they really are and support their efforts:
Tessa Morrison, cosplay master!
Monster Trucks on Toy Break
A big thanks to the folks at Toy Break and especially Brandon Griffith for reviewing his ChetArt Monster Truck accordion book purchase from San Diego Comic Con. (Book review starts at the 10:36 mark)
