::squee:: My Wolf + Declán commission from Ben Templesmith arrived
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Midnight Radio. Written by Ehud Lavski. Art by Yael Nathan. If you like it, please share. Contact: elavski@gmail.com — via EL Comics
Leafy sea dragons are in the same family as the sea horse. They are delicate and whimsical creatures. Sea dragons are some of the most ornately camouflaged creatures on the planet. Hiding in meadows of seagrass. This sculpture is a free standing sculpture, allowing it to be displayed almost anywhere. Creating this sculpture was a challenge for sure, and required a complex system of moulds to capture my sculpture — via Etsy
Adam McCauley — via arcaneimages
TBT — via piecomic
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Bill Sienkiewicz — via arcaneimages
by Mobokeh — via PLANET-PULP
The four businessmen of the apocalypse. Whacked em up at 78squid.com — via Ben Templesmith on Instagram
Quite a few people asked, which surprised me s finally, but I’ve Bowied
to pressure and my portrait is now a small memorial print. Up on 78squid.com if anyone wants one. Ships next week — via templesmith
Artist Federico Uribe, has created Animal Farm
, a collection of animal sculptures made from a variety of recycled materials — via CONTEMPORIST
Please be patient, the image of a traditional Azerbaijani rug pattern is still loading beneath your feet. The often centuries-old conventional motifs from an ancient centre of carpet weaving stretch, pixelate and otherwise glitch out in unexpected ways in a tactile series by artist Faig Ahmed, enhancing practical textiles with unexpected modern details inspired by the advent of computer technology — via Dornob
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As part of the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art’s annual California Sculpture SLAM, Oakland artistCourtney Brown unveiled this unwieldly typing device titled Self Organisation
, that went on to win first place. Brown used a 1938 Underwood typewriter affixed with sculpted bronze tentacles — via Colossal
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Quite a departure from Josh Agle — aka Shag — who has left the 1960s and dropped into the ‘70s for this wonderful Summer of ’76 limited edition print.
Of course, the stars of this particular show are The Ramones and (we are guessing) the CBGB club. Although we’re not sure if there were so many posters on the wall of the club back in 1976! Either way, it’s an iconic band in a cool club setting.
It is a 13-colour hand pulled serigraph print, sized at 32.5 x 17 inches (82.5cm x 43cm) and sold in an edition of 150. Each print is also signed and numbered by Shag and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The initial price is $450 — via Retro To Go
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