Iconic by Collectionzz created a limited edition set of prints featuring Dr. Feelgood's most notorious patients... the boys in Mötley Crüe! This incredible set of prints is illustrated by Rhys Cooper, and comes with Nikki Sixx, Vince Neil, Mick Mars and Tommy Lee. Very limited to only 200 sets available!
Available now at Iconic By Collectionzz.
Zeb Love has been working on some new personal art prints lately. Here is one called ‘Light Years’ . It’s a 5 Color Silkscreen , 24x16”, signed and numbered edition of 38. The variant has an edition of 13. He also has some new sticker packs available.
Get them all in his STORE HERE.
To salute AC/DC on the 40th anniversary of their #1 album For Those About to Rock We Salute You, Iconic by Collectionzz are releasing officially licensed limited edition For Those About to Rock We Salute You 3D Lenticular Prints! This stunning new art is a three dimensional, 2 image flip featuring Angus Young and Brian Johnson, printed on a PET Pearl Film. If you've seen or purchased a lenticular print from them in the past, you know that photos do not do justice to what the actual prints look like in person.
Syngnathidae is a family of bony fishes that includes seahorses, seadragons, pipefish and pipehorses. These small, charismatic creatures are important symbols of healthy ocean ecosystems, and they are disappearing. Each year, millions are swept up in trawl nets as bycatch, and millions more are traded illegally for use in traditional medicine and as dried curiosities in souvenir shops. Development, pollution, agricultural fertilizer runoff, and ocean warming driven by the climate crisis are all making life untenable for those that evade capture. By protecting our marine waters, and supporting the work of organizations like Project Seahorse, The Seahorse Trust, and the IUCN SSC Seahorse, Pipefish, and Seadragon Specialist Group, we can preserve these incredible ocean jewels, and the ecosystems they call home, for generations to come.
Earlier this year the world lost DMX, but his story and his music will live on. Iconic by Collectionzz are truly humbled to have been invited to create an official piece of art commemorating the life of such an iconic figure. As always, up for the task was artist Godmachine who illustrated the art entitled "Prayer" like DMX's delivery of lyrics, blending the smooth with rough. The poster measures 18x24 and hand numbered edition of 200.
Iconic by Collectionzz is commemorating one of Willie Nelson's masterpieces, Stardust, with limited edition, double sided screenprints by Matt Ryan Tobin. The art is inspired by Willie's words about the titular track, and what it meant to him personally growing up as a child during the depression days looking up to the stars, which is transcribed on the back of the poster. This print is for all the stargazers out there!
Poster is 18 x 24 inch screenprint with a hand numbered edition of 100.
On September 3rd, 1991, Rush released their 14th album, Roll the Bones. The album has a taste of rap, a bit of funk, and a bigger “groove” than fans expected from Rush at the time. Neil chose to be more straight-ahead, leaving room for Geddy's bass playing to be more aggressive.
"Roll The Bones' is the perfect title, because through all of the thoughts that I go through on the album, about all these nasty things that happen, and all these terrible things that could happen to you: a drunk in a stolen car could run over you on your way home tomorrow night, and you could have the best-laid plans for what you want to do, but there's still that element of chance that it could all go wrong. But the bottom line of that is, 'Take the chance, roll the bones.' If it's a random universe, and that's terrifying and it makes you neurotic and everything, never mind. You really have to just take the chance or else nothing's going to happen. The bad thing might not happen but the good thing won't happen either, so that's really the only choice you have." Neil Peart, “Roll The Bones Radio Special"
The album went to number three in America, the band’s first album to hit the US top five since 1981’s Moving Pictures, and “Ghost of a Chance” made it to number two on the Mainstream Rock chart. For the Rush R40 Tour in 2015, the performance of the titular track features an accompanying video for the rap section that had lip synching cameos from Rush super fans Peter Dinklage, Chad Smith, Jay Baruchel, Les Claypool, Tom Morello, Paul Rudd, and Jason Segel.
To mark Roll the Bones' 30th anniversary, Iconic by Collectionzz is releasing brand new officially licensed limited edition screenprints by Ben Brown!
I was fan of the early records of Rush - and being a big music fan, always paid respect to their very capable music chops - both as players and composers. As a kid I loved 70’s hard driving rock (still do!) - Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, The Faces, Led Zeppelin - and those early Rush LP’s fit right in to my play list. I was not as familiar with later output from the band - in the early 90’s I had moved on and was riding skateboards and listening to hard core punk rock and metal.
When Collectionzz approached me to create a Rush poster - I was stoked - and revisited ‘Fly By Night’ and 2112. I also played Roll the Bones. At first I fell back on the old cliche of 'I like the early stuff better'. But the more I listened to it as I worked up the images for the poster, I just couldn’t believe how it grew on me. Testament to their skill to write songs and riffs that drag you in. Pouring over the lyrics for inspiration added another layer too. Neils lyrics and writing in general gave me plenty to draw on. There are quite a few obscure and cryptic visuals we have included in the poster detailed below. It was great fun to work on. I love screen printed rock posters and feel privileged and excited to add this one to my portfolio. - Ben Brown
There is a regular edition and a Now It's Dark Variant available now in the Iconic By Collectionzz Store !!
For Alan Campbell's design he combined elements from the works of Pablo Picasso's painting Guernica and Joan Miro’s Aidez L'Espagne (Help spain ) which was designed as a stamp to help fund the Spanish government during the civil war.
Details are as follows,
Homage to Catalonia Regular edition (Red)
Based on the novel by George Orwell
4 color Screenprint on Gfsmith Colourplan 350gsm
18”x24”
Numbered, Initialed and embossed on front
Full signature and artist stamps on back
Edition of 25 - Printed by Artist at Glasgow print studio
£40 / $56 + S/H
Homage to Catalonia -Variant (Silver) (image shown below)
Based on the novel by George Orwell
3 color Screenprint on Gfsmith Colourplan 350gsm
18”x24”
Numbered, Initialed and embossed on front
Full signature and artist stamps on back
Edition of 15 - Printed by Artist at Glasgow print studio
£40 / $56 + S/H
Alan also recently found a few remaining copies of his Nineteen Eight-Four screenprint he released way back in 2013. A limited number of them will be released at the same time.
1984
Based on the novel by George Orwell
5 color Screenprint on Gfsmith Colourplan 275gsm with hand painted embellishments on hands, Deckled edges
18”x24”
Signed and Number on front
Edition of 45 - Printed by Artist at Glasgow print studio in 2013
Available 7th of September 2021 at 5pm GMT/ 12 EST/ 9am PST in Alan Campbell's Webstore HERE !!
"Its an honor to create the poster for The Black Crowes' Shake Your Money Maker tour! This art was inspired by many of the songs off of Shake Your Money Maker, but in particular "Struttin' Blues" and the lyrics "out there, breeze is finally blowing, no tellin' when the train pulls in." I think this song is relevant right now for a number of reasons. Not only are the Crowes back, but it's a reunion of fans and live music after a very difficult year. The train's boxcars are textured from the weather but, but they're still solid and the lights are still on. The cities are hand-painted onto boxcars, like badges of honor that tell the story of the Shake Your Money Maker tour and where the caboose has been.
If you look closely, you'll also notice candles, 30 to be exact. Not only are they a reference to "Hard to Handle," but they commemorate the 30th anniversary of the iconic album that the band is playing in full. Hope you enjoyed the show!" -Dan Black
"Mangroves are home to some of the most diverse ecosystems in existence. Every inch of them teeming with diversified life, from fish to birds, reptiles to big cats. Mangroves are truly magical. They are enchanting and an integral part of mitigating climate change. Unfortunately, every year more and more are disappearing due to coastal development.
In this painting, I chose to use the flying Egrets to represent moving upwards on onwards from our current climate situation, and their glow represents the importance of doing so. Having them move from left to right, mirroring the smoke and smog of the city is implying that this is the correct way to go. I have the mangrove tiger moving from right to left to represent their population moving in the wrong direction. I chose to make the smoke from the city imitate the veiny tangles of branches and vines of the Mangrove forests. The colored editions of this piece are meant to show the magic that the Mangroves possess, while the black and white versions are meant to represent the somber and heavy mood of what is actually taking place, which is the steady decline of these magical water forests due to coastal development." - McMonster
OutKast’s early work placed the American South squarely and inextricably on the hip-hop map, proving that the genre was not destined to be exclusively bi-coastal forever. Beyond their music, the group’s bravado and pride played no small part in convincing people to redefine the geographic boundaries of hip-hop.
Some may recall the infamous events of August 3, 1995, the day that The Source held its annual awards ceremony in New York City. The tension-filled event represented a tipping point in hip-hop’s East Coast versus West Coast feud of the mid-90s. One moment from that evening that you may not remember as vividly is what happened to OutKast when they were named Best New Artist. Upon ascending to the podium to accept their award, André and Big Boi were welcomed with a chorus of boos to which André confidently replied “the south got something to say” and exited stage left. As history has proven since, OutKast have definitely had the last laugh.
Unveiled in the waning days of August 1996, the pair’s sophomore album ATLiens was—and still is—a revelation. "It's not your average, everyday album," Big Boi explained to The Source in August 1996. "Listening to it, it's very phenomenal. It's gonna take the whole hip-hop thing to a whole 'nother level. Don't expect the same ol'. Just put it like this: it's something different."
ATLiens debuted at number two on the billboard top 100, and sold nearly 350,000 copies in its first two weeks of release. The album has been certified double platinum by the RIAA, for shipments of two million copies in the US. The album spawned the singles "Elevators (Me & You)", "ATLiens", and "Jazzy Belle". Since its release, ATLiens has been listed by several magazines and critics as one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time.
To celebrate the anniversary, Iconic by Collectionzz is releasing an officially licensed ATLiens 25th
Available Wednesday at 2pm in the Iconic By Collectionzz Store !!
New 2021 Mystery Tube
On sale this Wednesday, September 1st at 12 Noon PST or 3pm EST.
Here's what you will receive!... A tube with 4 random items of my selection will ship to you! The tube could contain any combination of posters, artist proofs, test prints and key line prints as well as handbills or stickers from my poster vault. At least one will be in perfect condition but there will also be some scratch and dent prints. All that for $100. That said, most will be in very good condition. He’ll only accept a limited number of these so act quick while it’s up for grabs!
Purchase them in the Justin Hampton Store !
"Lighthouses have always fascinated me; I love how they stand strong as a symbol for guidance and light against rough waters and weather. This is a crucial time in history, where we all must take action and stand strong in the face of pollution and the destruction of natural habitats. Like the eel in this drawing, I hope that we can all be "drawn to the light", to education, peace, and the truth in the importance of protecting all living creatures. As an artist, it is extremely important to me to depict all animals with the importance that they deserve. It is urgent that we all stand strong and fight for the animals who cannot fight back against human destruction, life will not be the same without them." - Juliet Schreckinger
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Inner space and outer space are both combined in one flaming head trip of a poster by TAZ for the 311 Bridgeport show. Combing a number of elements to dazzle the eyeballs, TAZ wanted to break out of the current blah’s by featuring the 311 logo as a shining cosmic beacon in the hand of an interstellar traveler across space and time. Lucky fans can grab the band version at the show, or on the 311 website. TAZ will make his available at Sugar Press Art, the current go to place for fresh TAZ collectibles. Stay tuned to the blog for the artist edition release.
Poster Details:
311 Wake Your Mind Up Poster /
6 Color Serigraph w/ 2 Split Fountains
Artist Edition size:
30 variant prints signed and numbered by TAZ / 4 AP's
30 foil variant prints signed and numbered by TAZ / 4 AP's
Stock: 100lb. Archival Paper
Size: 18x24/ including 1/2” border
Show edition posters are numbered out 113. Foils numbered out of 55.
