Arno Kiss 311 Queens of the Stone Age & More Posters Release

Arno Kiss planning to do a big poster drop on Friday (9/7) at 2pm EDT, lots of great work.

311 Dayton poster
12x24 - 3 colors, $35 for the regular version (edition of 30), $65 for the foil variant (edition of 20)

I knew they discovered the Wow! Signal in Ohio so I wanted to find a way to show that on a poster. After doing some reading on the Native American tribes that settled in Ohio I thought it would be cool concept to decorate a Chippewa tipi with some more extraterrestrial decorations. AK

Umphrey’s McGee Miami posters
18x24 - 3 colors, $35 (edition of 25)

Most of my Umphrey’s posters so far have had some kind of Ethereal vibe going one. I like to envision things coming back to life because Umphrey’s McGee is rolling into town. So this is a continuation on that theme, but with a Miami Beach vibe. AK

Queens of the Stone Age Budapest posters
18x24 - 3 colors, $35 for the regular (edition of 75), $65 for the foil variant (edition of 20)

I’m half Hungarian, so I was pretty stoked when I found out it was for the Budapest date.I started brainstorming of my favourite experiences in Hungary and I always went back to the memory of a guy herding his cows down the street in a broken down Trabant. So I ended up drawing the Trabant I’d want to drive around the herd my cattle. AK

Set the alarm on your phone for Friday and buy them in his store at  https://www.arno-kiss.com/

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Obey Giant Ideal Power Vienna Print Release

Obey Giant is set to release a very special print by Shepard Fairey.

Earlier this year I had the opportunity to paint this mural entitled “Ideal Power Doves Vienna” thanks to Ernst Hilger at the Vienna International Airport, terminal 1. It’s incredible to be offered a wall in a location connecting so many global travelers.– Shepard

Ideal Power Vienna Heliogravure on Aluminum and Six-color Serigraphy. 17 x 21.5 inches. Heliogravure on Zerkall Paper. Signed by Shepard Fairey. Numbered edition of 500. $250.

Available Thursday, September 6th at 10AM PDT on ObeyGiant.com in Store under Prints.

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Charles Peterson Pearl Jam The Home Shows Safeco Field Seattle Print

The final print in 1xRUN's Charles Peterson Pearl Jam Drop in the Park series features an amazing image from The Home Shows concert at Safeco Field in Seattle. Not often you can get a piece of art like this from a concert you attended.

"The Pearl Jam Home shows were, literally, epic. Beyond the sold out capacity of 47,000, the perfect summer evening, the city skyline as a backdrop, and the three hour plus sets with guests galore, was the fact they inspired local businesses, small and large, to raise 12 million dollars to aid the homeless. The show felt bigger than mere rock and roll, a way for community to come together and celebrate music while giving back. A drop in the bucket for sure against this crippling issue, but hopefully this drop inspires a leak and so on. It also helped raise some awareness among the local community as to how to help and how big the problem really is. Inspiring, and I thought an epic show(s) deserved an epic pic that took it all in.

If you look closely, you can even see the whole band, and Eddie doing one of his signature mic stand moves. Extra epic!" - Charles Peterson

This print is a 17 x 12 Inches Archival Pigment Print. Timed Limited Edition that is signed & numbered will be closed on September 12th at 3pm.

This Drop In The Park print series features 7 new timed limited editions from legendary Seattle photographer Charles Peterson! To coincide with Pearl Jam's 2018 US tour 1xRUN has partnered up with Charles Peterson to look through his expansive archives for some old favorites, never before seen shots and more surprises for 7 new timed limited editions dropping for each stop of the band's 2018 tour! In partnership with Pearl Jam's ongoing initiative to fight homelessness a portion of the proceeds from Charles Peterson's Drop In The Park editions will be donated to Mary's Place in Seattle.

On sale now at 1xRUN.com

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Rob Jones Jack White Broomfield & Seattle Posters

Rob Jones has released 2 more of his posters from Jack Whites recent tour. They are for the concerts in Broomfield and Seattle. Both posters measure 18 x 24 inches and they are 2 color silk screen prints. Both posters are signed & numbered editions of 342.

Buy them at https://www.animalrummy.com/

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James Flames 311 & Umphrey's McGee Posters Release

First up is James Flames newest poster for 311, from their recent show in St. Paul, MN. The illustration is titled "Teenage Bedroom", and it's his homage to the early 90’s -- such a magical time, there was something so unique in the air, so many great memories. Mixtapes, young love, and vibessss!

The second new poster is James latest for Umphrey's McGee from the concert in St Augustine, FL. This illustration is titled "The Magic Crayon".

James on the UM design:

One of my favorite books when I was growing up was “Harold and the Purple Crayon” – remember that?! So good. Anyway, the basic story here is that there’s this magic tree, right at the edge of the ocean – all sorts of special things grow on this tree, like keys and magic crayons.

An explorer has been searching far and wide for this tree, and as he’s traveling with his three dogs, they come upon the tree. He grabs a crayon from the branches and begins to draw in the sky – and what he draws starts swirling and twirling and lighting up the sky, and then it opens up a window that looks out to the wonders of the universe!

All of these posters sold out at both concerts, and so these are the final prints available, including special HoloFoil Variants. They will all be available Wednesday, September 5th at 1pm Eastern at https://www.jamesflames.com/

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Foo Fighters New York City Print by Todd Slater

Todd Slater has released his Foo Fighters poster from the concert in New York city back in July. It is 18 x 24 inches and screen printed using 5 screens (2 metallic inks). His AP prints have a signed & numbered edition of 100.

Buy it at https://www.toddslater.net/

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Charles Peterson Eddie Vedder Pearl Jam Monkeywrench Radio Seattle Art Print

The next print is 1xRUN's Charles Peterson Pearl Jam Drop in the Park series features Eddie Vedder playing DJ on the Monkeywrench Radio broadcast from Seattle.

"Spin, spin, spin the black circle! Eddie doing just that during one of Pearl Jam’s legendary Monkeywrench radio shows they put on in the mid and late nineties from their Seattle practice space. This photo has never been published or exhibited before and only recently discovered in the archives. My favorite part of the shot? Eddie’s ubiquitous (at the time) Casio calculator watch front and center. I think he’d like that the most too." - Charles Peterson

This print is a 17 x 12 Inches Archival Pigment Print. Timed Limited Edition that is signed & numbered will be closed on September 12th at 3pm.

This Drop In The Park print series features 7 new timed limited editions from legendary Seattle photographer Charles Peterson! To coincide with Pearl Jam's 2018 US tour 1xRUN has partnered up with Charles Peterson to look through his expansive archives for some old favorites, never before seen shots and more surprises for 7 new timed limited editions dropping for each stop of the band's 2018 tour! In partnership with Pearl Jam's ongoing initiative to fight homelessness a portion of the proceeds from Charles Peterson's Drop In The Park editions will be donated to Mary's Place in Seattle.

On sale now at 1xRUN.com

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Frank Kozik Best Buds Art Print Release

Frank Kozik has been busy with KidRobot but has found the time to do a new print called Best Buds. Its 14 color silk screen print! It is a signed & numbered edition of 150 and measures 22.5" x 35".

On sale at Amazon.com 

Or buy it at  https://www.oddtoes.com/shop/best-buds-art-print/

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Ricky Lee Gordon & PangeaSeed Throw A Drop of Water Art Print Release

PangeaSeed is pleased to announce the latest print release of their ongoing Sea of Change: The Year of Living Dangerously - Vol. 4 print suite by guest artist Ricky Lee Gordon (South Africa). The highlighted marine species of this edition is the endangered whale shark.

Artist: Ricky Lee Gordon
Title: "THROW A DROP OF WATER INTO THE OCEAN TO PREVENT IT FROM DRYING UP"
Dimensions: 27x27 inches
Edition size: 25 plus 5 APs signed and numbered by the artist
Paper: Italian cold press water color paper with hand deckle edges
Each print is hand finished with French ink wash and graphite by the artist making the edition incredibly unique.

On sale now via shop.pangeaseed.co

Artist statement:

My art allows me to explore my understanding of non duality, how we are in-separate from anything and everything. We are nature.I am you and you are me.

Yet we are disillusioned by a sense of self and because of this we cause harm to the environment and therefore to ourselves. Our natural world is dying around us and the solution lies in an awakening to this universal force of interconnection. My grandparents traveled the world diving and my grandmother would come home with stories of beauty and mystery from the depth of the oceans so when I was old enough I started diving myself and because of the travels that my art blesses me with I have been lucky to also now dive around the world.

The most awe inspiring and magical moment was when I got to swim alongside a Whale shark off the raw coast of Madagascar. Watching it dive into the deep blue abyss and reemerge through the suns lights rays is an image that is imprinted in my mind and heart.

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Gov't Mule Avett Brothers Noblesville Poster By Charles Crisler

Charles Crisler has released his Gov't Mule & Avett Brothers poster from the recent concert in Noblesville.

Here is what Charles said about the design:

Space, Trains, Gov’t Mule, The Avett Brothers… yeah, we were really getting into this one! Noblesville was the last town I called home before settling in Indianapolis, so there’s lots of good feels happening on that level as well. And speaking of Noblesville, the town lost their rail service just this year – that was the starting point for this poster’s theme. The train illustrated is actually based on the train that used to run the tracks of Noblesville and the surrounding area. The idea was to reimagine the train retrofitted with old Apollo-era rocket parts. There are also a plethora of references from my youth sprinkled in. Back To The Future, LEGO Space, The Polar Express, to name a few, were never far from my mind as a I worked through the design and feel of this piece. Hope you enjoy! -CC

Regular Edition
5-color screen print, 100C Cougar Natural
36″ x 12″ signed and numbered show edition of 360 (sold out at show)

Foil Variant Edition
5-color screen print, Rainbow Foil
36″ x 12″ signed and numbered edition of 50 (exclusive to 27DC)

Jump aboard the train at https://www.27designco.com/

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