Limited Edition: 75
Size: 18"x 24"
Type: 9 Color Screen Print on white Cougar cover 100 lb paper stock
Markings: Signed & Numbered by Justin Hampton & JH Logo Embossed
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 !
Justin Hampton will be releasing a new art print this week featuring Prince.
I literally put three years of work into this image off and on. I wanted to perfect it before revealing it. I only recently became fully satisfied that I had achieved the vision I had in my head and thought it was ready for production and release. With the timing of the fifth year of his passing this coming week it seemed like the right moment had come to finally share this image with the world. I’m very proud to announce my tribute to the only and only Purple One; Prince, in a defining moment of his career that launched him as a true icon for the ages. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating it.-JH
This variant of the KISS Jersey City poster will only be available from Justin.
Medium: 10 color Screen Print
Edition: 75
Authenticity: Hand Signed/ Numbered and Embossed
Size: 18” x 24” / 45.72cm x 60.96cm
Material: 100 lb Silver Metallic Flaked Stardream paper
Printer: Lady Lazarus
On Sale Friday, January 29th at 12 Noon PST in Justin Hampton's Store.
ECHO Gallery is proud to announce the KISS 2021 Print Series! This officially licensed and limited-edition series will showcase some of today’s biggest and brightest visual artists,
creating works inspired by the hottest band in the world - KISS! Look for rock-n-roll
masterpieces by Justin Hampton, Jeff Wood, Frank Kozik, Jermaine Rogers, Tara
McPherson, Luke Martin, Jason Edmiston, Paul Shipper, and the legendary Ken Kelly
(who famously painted the Destroyer and Love Gun album covers for KISS in the
1970s), as well as other surprise artists TBA.
The series launches this Friday, January 22nd with artist Justin Hampton’s amazing print
commemorating a legendary KISS performance from July 10, 1976 in Jersey City, NJ.
This 9 - color screen print measures 18”x24” and will be available in these limited
edition variations:
KISS July 10,1976 Jersey City (Gallery Edition) – 200 pcs / $75
KISS July 10,1976 Jersey City (Gold Foil Variant) – 100 pcs / $125
KISS July 10,1976 Jersey City (Lava Foil Variant) – 100 pcs / $125
ECHO is also excited to present the KISS Print Series 2021 Subscription! Subscribers
will receive exclusive Subscription Variants of all 12 prints in the 2021 series. These
variants will be screen printed on creamy pearlescent gallery stock with a semi-metallic
finish, and only available via this subscription. In addition to the 12 series prints,
subscribers will get an additional (and exclusive!) 13th print, plus a host of other cool
surprises shipped directly to their doorsteps in three separate shipments during 2021.
Only 80 of these Subscription Sets are available! More details available on the ECHO
homepage.
Note: Subscription will include Justin Hampton’s print, KISS July 10,1976 Jersey City
Both Justin Hampton’s KISS - July 10,1976 Jersey City print, as well as the KISS Print
Series 2021 Subscription Series will drop on Friday January 22nd beginning at 2PM EST / 11AM PST Echo Print Gallery Shop.
New Mystery Tube sale from Justin Hampton !
Here is what you will receive: A tube with 4 random posters and/ or art prints of his selection will ship to you for $100 (plus shipping).
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. 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!
$100 plus shipping
Brand New Mystery Print!
This is a special variant of a very high in demand print of mine that will appear on my website this Wednesday. It will be a signed and numbered edition of only 30 copies and will be worth the mystery and reveal when you see it!
$125 plus shipping
Both will be on sale this Wednesday at 12 Noon PST or 3pm EST in Justin Hampton's Store.
As a reflection of this moment we’re all living in, Mark and I present to you these newly realized editions of my artwork originally designed for the Mark Lanegan Band 2012 Blues Funeral tour. ‘The Days of Pandemia'...
This is a surreal time in our collective history and a very unnerving moment in all of our lives. The image is a representation of something that seemed like it could never happen to us, something that modern scientific advances had left in the dusty pages of the historical record. Although that was a different condition in a different time, the image of the Plague Doctor has resonated with a lot of people in these unsure times. How do we stay safe? How do we deal with this? Should we be scared? Will this pass? Will science ultimately defeat this? There is so much uncertainty right now, including so many people losing their ways of life. Most people are sheltering at home with ‘social distancing’.
Along with so many people Mark and I have lost our way to make an income, with his touring, and myself making poster art for bands concerts. What was to be Mark’s upcoming European tour was cancelled. All of my already produced posters for what was to be upcoming gigs have also been cancelled. We’re thinking outside of the box here in offering this print without a concert to go with it. I’ve always wanted to make an art print of this image and flesh it out more with added detail and colors. Although the image is a dark tone I think of it as an acknowledgement of what’s happening with a sense of hope in the sunset and faith that after the darkness there will be another day. Humanity will survive, we’ll be better prepared and hopefully come out of this kinder and more appreciative of the amazing world that we all share.
I love the way the original 8 color version of the art print turned out but there's something truly special in just seeing the bare art unobstructed by any additional colors. There's a lot going on in this particular piece and it's nice to see it as it was originally hand illustrated in pen, ink and brush.
