Ryan Jester 'Sea Sponge' Print Available

Artist: Ryan Jester
Title: Sea Sponge
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 20 x 20 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $80

 

Ryan Jester is a Canadian contemporary artist and photographer known for his vibrant, abstract works and provocative sculptures that invoke a sense of youthful optimism and rebellion against consumer culture.

Working predominantly in painting, sculpture, and installation art, Jester is a self-taught artist whose practice explores connections through differences and the recontextualization of everyday objects. His art often focuses on eye-catching visuals, experimenting with bright colors, shapes, and juxtaposition.

A prime example of his style is the "Badsicle" installation, which features oversized, intentionally imperfect popsicle sculptures where misplaced eyes, off-center mouths, and distorted forms challenge notions of perfection and mass production. This deliberate departure from flawlessness creates a dynamic dialogue between the familiar object and the playful chaos within, inviting viewers to reconsider their perceptions. His work has been displayed in galleries and exhibitions.

Animalitoland 'Urban Nature' Print Available

Artist: Animalitoland
Title: Urban Nature
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 12 x 12 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $50

 

Animalitoland is the professional name of Argentinian visual artist Graciela Gonçalves Da Silva. Known for creating "emotional fables" through vibrant, stylized characters, she works across a variety of mediums, from intimate canvases to large-scale street art murals. Trained in design at the University of Buenos Aires, her hybrid approach blends the narrative economy of comics, the vitality of street art, and painterly intuition. Her distinctive characters translate complex human emotions into a dreamy and imaginative universe that speaks of healing and personal growth. This unique style has led to the creation of over 60 murals around the world and exhibitions in numerous countries, including Spain, Germany, the USA, and China. 

Gonçalves Da Silva began her career experimenting with illustration and graphic design, working in animation, video games, toys, and digital sculpture before she "revolutionized" her personal and artistic life by painting freely in the street. Her work is featured in various publications and has been presented at international events like Pictoplasma Berlin. Through her art, she invites viewers to engage with universal feelings and stories, leaving a colorful and indelible mark on urban landscapes worldwide.

Jay Ryan 'Plans' Print Available

Artist: Jay Ryan
Title: Plans
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 240
Price: $25

 

Jay Ryan is a prominent American screen print artist and illustrator based in the Chicago area, widely recognized for his distinctive concert posters and album artwork. He began his career in the mid-1990s, founding his print shop, The Bird Machine, in 1999. Ryan is known for his analog, computer-free design process, hand-drawn lettering, and illustrations of "concerned mammalian protagonists," such as raccoons, and "troublesome furniture and bicycles". His unique style, which often features animals playing instruments or engaging in human activities, brings a whimsical yet thoughtful approach to the poster art scene.

Throughout his prolific career, Ryan has created thousands of limited-run, hand-printed posters for hundreds of bands, including Andrew Bird, Shellac, The Flaming Lips, Fugazi, Pearl Jam, and Modest Mouse. Beyond music, he has worked with clients like Patagonia, contributed cover art for authors such as Michael Chabon, and had his work featured in galleries across the U.S. and Europe. He has authored several books compiling his work, including 100 Posters, 134 Squirrels and No One Told Me Not To Do This. A respected figure in the screen printing community, Ryan served as Vice President of the American Poster Institute and frequently travels to speak at universities and run workshops. He also plays bass in the band Dianogah.

Jonathan Lawes 'Yumi' Print Availabl

Artist: Jonathan Lawes
Title: Yumi
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £130

 

Jonathan Lawes is a contemporary artist and designer based in South East London, known for his vibrant, bold, and geometric abstract works that seamlessly blend fine art and design. His distinctive visual language is defined by a love of geometry, form, and pattern, with a keen eye for nuance, layering, and color. Lawes graduated from Leeds Arts University in 2009 with a BA in Printed Textile & Surface Pattern Design, a background that heavily influences his current practice.

He spent nearly a decade living and working in Berlin before returning to the UK in 2018 to further develop his artistic style. His creative process is deeply rooted in silkscreen printing, a medium he uses intuitively to build compositions directly on the printing table. This hands-on, experimental approach embraces considered imperfections and explores the interplay of opaque and transparent elements, creating works with a strong sense of rhythm and harmony. Lawes has expanded his work onto various surfaces, including canvas, wood, and vintage book covers, and he possesses a deep understanding of color theory, using thoughtful palettes to evoke emotion and guide the viewer's experience.

Jonathan Lawes has exhibited widely in galleries across the world and has collaborated with numerous prestigious brands in the interiors, fashion, and lifestyle sectors, including The Conran Shop, COS, Joseph Joseph, and Oliver Spencer. His work is celebrated for being dynamic, playful, and sophisticated, inviting viewers to engage with the compelling interplay of form and function.

Murmure 'Cooler Age' Print Available

Artist: Murmure
Title: Cooler Age
Medium: Deckled 2 Colour Stone Lithograph
Size: 60 x 45 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €250

  

The artist "Murmure" is a French duo comprising Paul Ressencourt (b. 1981) and Simon Roché (b. 1983), known for their impactful street art and studio work. They met while studying at the École Supérieure d'Arts & Médias in Caen around 2010 and developed a shared passion for drawing and urban art beyond their academic pursuits.

Murmure's artistic practice is characterized by transforming selected locations into powerful pictorial narratives, often utilizing charcoal drawing techniques to create striking, large-scale ephemeral works on city walls before expanding into other media. Their process involves meticulous studio work, which since 2021 has also included painting on canvas and bronze sculptures, allowing them to explore themes differently depending on the medium.

The duo's art is deliberately engaged, exploring strong contemporary themes with a playful, dreamlike, or poetic approach. They visually echo the concerns of their generation, with favorite subjects including childhood, homelessness, consumer society, new technologies, and the environment. Their work often highlights the human impact on the planet, creating a reflection on the future of our world and evolving lifestyles. Through their diverse and expanding practice, Murmure shares a unique vision of the world that resonates with modern audiences.

Faile 'Holiday Block And Roll' Wood Blocks Available

Artist: Faile
Title: Holiday Block And Roll
Medium: Acrylic, Aerosol and Screen Print On Wood Blocks
Size: (8) 2 x 2 x 2 Inches Each
Edition: 125
Price: $200

 

FAILE is the Brooklyn-based artistic collaboration between Patrick McNeil (b. 1975, Edmonton, Canada) and Patrick Miller (b. 1976, Minneapolis, USA), known for its wide-ranging multimedia practice that blurs the lines between "high" and "low" culture. The name FAILE is an anagram of their original project, "A Life," and reflects the duo's philosophy of transformation. Since their inception in 1999, FAILE has established itself as a significant force in contemporary art, recognized as pioneers in the global street art movement.

Their signature style is a fragmented form of appropriation and collage, constructed from found imagery and characterized by bold graphics, vibrant colors, and dynamic typography. FAILE's work draws heavily from American pop culture, advertising, comic books, and pulp magazines, blending these elements into visually complex narratives.

While painting and printmaking remain central to their approach, the artists have adapted their style to a vast array of materials and techniques, including large-scale murals, screenprints, sculptures, and ambitious interactive installations. Notable projects include large-scale "Prayer Wheels" in Times Square and an urban temple in Portugal, as well as the interactive "Deluxx Fluxx" arcade, which features customized video games and pinball machines.

FAILE's art is widely exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, including the Brooklyn Museum and the Tate Modern, and their pieces command a wide range at auction. Through their diverse output, FAILE continues to explore themes of duality, consumerism, and the ephemeral nature of urban art, inviting audience participation and challenging conventional artistic boundaries.

The Rebel Bear 'Hope Street' Print Available

Artist: The Rebel Bear
Title: Paper Garden
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 55
Price: £55

 

The Rebel Bear is an anonymous Scottish street artist, often dubbed the "Scottish Banksy," who gained prominence for their thought-provoking murals in Glasgow, Edinburgh, and cities worldwide, including London, New York, and Mumbai. The artist's identity remains a secret, with public appearances always made while wearing a full-body pink bear suit, a choice that is part performance, protest, and playful disguise.

The artwork of The Rebel Bear explores a wide range of themes, including politics, human emotion, surveillance, and the "absurdity" of modern society. Each piece carries a distinct message, often addressing current events or social issues without explicit explanation. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the artist gained significant media attention for a series of poignant, timely works, most famously Fear and Love, which depicted a couple lowering their masks for a kiss.

While some of their work is unsanctioned, created overnight on city walls, The Rebel Bear has a significant online following and has also been commissioned for various projects, including one for the United Nations. Their art can be found in a number of galleries across the UK and the US, as well as the National Museum of Scotland and the Museum of Cardiff. The artist's recent work has occasionally sparked controversy due to its sensitive subject matter, leading to investigations and debates about public art and community consent.

Stell Paper 'Paper Garden' Print Available

Artist: Stell Paper
Title: Paper Garden
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 28 x 40 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $141

Stell Paper who also works under the moniker Stell Colour, is a contemporary illustrator, printmaker, and tattoo artist based in Korea. The artist's work is characterized by a vibrant use of color, abstract forms, and geometric shapes, blending traditional collage methods with modern digital tools. This hybrid approach results in pieces that have a unique texture and depth, often featuring a playful mix of organic and structured elements, creating a dynamic visual balance.

Drawing inspiration from both natural and urban environments, Stell creates art that explores the relationship between form and color. The majority of the illustrations are created digitally but the aesthetic mimics art made with cut and torn pieces of paper, lending a tactile feel to the finished product. This distinctive style makes the artwork easily recognizable and a unique voice in the contemporary illustration scene. Stell's art is available as prints on various platforms, and the artist has participated in exhibitions, such as "The Great Arch" pop-up in Busan, which aimed to support local artists.

Stell Paper's professional portfolio includes collaborations with entities like the PangeaSeed Foundation and appearances in publications like People of Print. The artist's work continues to gain international recognition, celebrated for its bold aesthetic and innovative blend of techniques, who also works under the moniker Stell Colour, is a contemporary illustrator, printmaker, and tattoo artist based in Korea. The artist's work is characterized by a vibrant use of color, abstract forms, and geometric shapes, blending traditional collage methods with modern digital tools. This hybrid approach results in pieces that have a unique texture and depth, often featuring a playful mix of organic and structured elements, creating a dynamic visual balance.

Drawing inspiration from both natural and urban environments, Stell creates art that explores the relationship between form and color. The majority of the illustrations are created digitally but the aesthetic mimics art made with cut and torn pieces of paper, lending a tactile feel to the finished product. This distinctive style makes the artwork easily recognizable and a unique voice in the contemporary illustration scene. Stell's art is available as prints on various platforms, and the artist has participated in exhibitions, such as "The Great Arch" pop-up in Busan, which aimed to support local artists.

Stell Paper's professional portfolio includes collaborations with entities like the PangeaSeed Foundation and appearances in publications like People of Print. The artist's work continues to gain international recognition, celebrated for its bold aesthetic and innovative blend of techniques.

Zoe Keller 'Sharks Of The World' Print Available

Artist: Zoe Keller
Title: Sharks Of The World
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $125

 

Zoe Keller is an American artist and illustrator renowned for her meticulously detailed, large-scale drawings created primarily with graphite and ink. A native of Woodstock, New York, her deep connection to nature was fostered by a creative upbringing in the rural Catskills, shaping her future as an artist and amateur naturalist. Keller's work is characterized by a scientific precision and a narrative quality, blending realism with hints of surrealism to explore the complex, interconnected beauty of fragile ecosystems. 

Keller's art is deeply rooted in environmental activism and the natural sciences. She places a special focus on at-risk species and wildlands, creating visual narratives that highlight the biodiversity facing human-driven mass extinction. Each drawing serves as an urgent call to action, aiming to inspire reverence for the natural world. Keller's immersive process involves months of academic research, collaborations with the scientific community, and on-the-ground experiences in wild places through artist residencies and self-directed expeditions. She has noted that drawing is her way of understanding how organisms and ecosystems work, and in "darker moments," her art functions as a "mourning ritual" for species that may soon vanish

Henrik Delehag 'Inner Child' Print Available

Artist: Henrik Delehag
Title: Inner Child
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 28 x 40 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $141

Henrik Delehag is a Swedish-born artist, writer, and graphic designer based in London, known for his distinctive illustrative style that distills complex human experiences into powerful, often monochromatic, symbols. His work, which spans drawing, painting, film, and typography, is deeply influenced by a rich tradition of iconography and the bold, graphic nature of Maori tribal art he encountered as a teenager in New Zealand. This early exposure shaped a style that is both primal and contemporary, a raw "art brut" feel that has been described as part of the neo-expressionism movement.

Delehag describes himself as an "iconographer," aiming to translate the complex reality of human emotion into new, universally understandable symbols. He achieves this through an "obsessive preoccupation with the relationship of the colours black and white," exploring how these polar opposites can coexist in harmony or chaos within his art. The human face is a primary vehicle for this emotional exploration; he often observes and sketches people on his daily commute to create a visual alphabet of the human condition. His prolific output has cemented his reputation as an artist who uses simplicity to convey profound depth.

Beyond his individual work, Delehag is one half of the acclaimed artist duo "Benrik" (with Ben Carey). Their collaborative projects, which have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, include best-selling books like This Diary Will Change Your Life, performance art, and technological innovations. He also gained significant attention for his ambitious initiative to save a 19th-century church tower in South London from luxury development and transform it into a creative space for artists for the next 100 years. Today, Delehag lives and works in the bell tower of the very London church he helped save, continuing to use his art to question how we structure our lives and relate to the world around us.