Redmer Hoekstra creates surreal creatures by merging animals with objects.
Irish Fairy and Folk Tale series by Zara Picken.
Graham Erwin’s poster for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
3D clay sculptures by Irma Gruenholz.
Fun pop culture alphabet poster from Jeff Victor.
Daniel Seex combines clever concepts with a winning style.
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A group of ChetArt images were used in the set design for Ender’s room in the film Ender’s Game. (see previous post) Along with the purchased images, (Space Race Monkey on display behind Asa Butterfield’s head,) the set designers also included the promo pieces I sent along (Society of Sinister Simians postcard and Union of Superlative Heroes trading card.)
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Matt Ferguson’s tribute to the 1966 Batman movie brings back memories of just how cheesy the original series was.
Hama-House speed sketches displayed alongside subjects. via My Modern Met
I had the pleasure of supplying 16 portraits of famous literary figures in the guise of dogs for “Classic Poetry for Dogs: Why Do I Chase Thee.” The talented Jessica Swaim expertly expands on my series concept Literary Pets series trading cards with her own hilarious character bios. In addition, the book is filled with her outrageously clever poems with a decidedly canine twist. She has a wonderful talent for crafting puns. Published and beautifully packaged by Gibbs Smith, it’s 88 pages of fur-faced fun for dog and poetry lovers alike.
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Tattoo Colouring Book by Megamunden.
James Charles draws on money. (And it’s pretty great.)
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Ltd. Gallery in Seattle will be opening its CATZ! show with a reception Feb. 1st. 6PM-10PM. I’m proud to be a part of the event with 2 pieces. The Star Wars mashup “Grumpy the Hutt” (pictured above) and my feline version of tom cat Daryl Dixon pays tribute to The “Walking Dead” and is titled “The Wagging Dead.” (below)
Norman Reedus poses with his copy of my Wagging Dead print at Austin ComicCon
Get your copy of The Wagging Dead here
Hero Complex Gallery’s next show is titled “Imagined Worlds.” The theme encompasses works inspired by the films of Guillermo del Toro, Terry Gilliam, Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch & Ridley Scott. I’m honored to be a part of the event with 2 Stanley Kubrick themed entries, “A Clockwork Banana” and “Dr. Strangemonk.” Opening reception is Friday January 17th, 7-10.
Map portrait series from Ed Fairburn.
Tribute to Akira in vector form from Orlando Arocena.
Compilation of Harry Potter book covers from around the world HERE.
It’s the last weekend of holiday shopping before Christmas at this year’s Blue Genie Art Bazaar. ChetArt is represented with signed prints, card sets, coloring books and nightlights. Shop from 140+ artists in this unique venue through Dec. 24th.
