Mike Mitchell 'Boxo Sticker Live Pull' Sticker Available

Artist: Mike Mitchell
Title: Boxo Sticker Live Pull
Medium: Limited Edition Sticker
Size: 2 x 3.5 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $15 EACH (Max 2)

 

*you can buy a chance to pull a random sticker on livestream Friday November 14th, 2025

Norma Chung 'Black and White and Vibrant' Original Available

Artist: Norma Chung
Title: Black and White and Vibrant
Medium: Acrylic + Collage on Handmade Paper
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $90

 

Norma Chung is a contemporary artist known for her vibrant, abstract paintings that use bold colors and spontaneous brushwork to evoke happiness and promote self-expression. Her work is characterized by its bright, uplifting aesthetic, often featuring a mix of orange, pink, and blue hues with touches of gold. She describes her creations as "unique art for colour lovers & happy vibes seekers" and often shares her process and inspiration on social media platforms.

Chung uses art as a tool for mental well-being, exploring the connection between creativity and emotional health. She promotes art journaling as a "colourful path for healing and self-expression" and offers online classes to help others on their artistic journey. Her art-making process emphasizes listening to the painting's needs rather than rigid planning, which results in pieces that feel organic and expressive.

Her pieces are available for purchase online through outlets where customers praise her work as beautiful, vibrant, and a source of positive energy. Chung's approach highlights the power of color and intuitive creation to bring joy and a sense of calm to both the artist and the viewer.

Joel Rea 'Surrender' XL Print Available

Artist: Joel Rea
Title: Surrender
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 80 x 80 cm
Edition: 180
Price: $350

 

Joel Rea is an acclaimed Australian contemporary surrealist painter renowned for his large, hyperrealistic oil paintings that explore the intersection of the human condition and the raw power of nature. Born in England in 1983 and raised on Australia's Gold Coast, he graduated from the Queensland College of Art in 2003 and draws inspiration from the turbulent coastline of his youth.

His meticulous craftsmanship, with paintings sometimes taking months or over 700 hours to complete, results in incredibly detailed, lifelike images with a dreamlike twist. Recurring motifs include self-portraits, tigers, dogs, and immense, crashing waves, often juxtaposed to create a "sublime" effect that merges beauty with a sense of fear and destruction. Rea's allegorical narratives delve into themes of social consciousness, personal introspection, and the enduring human drive to survive, often presenting a paused snapshot of a larger story with a strong emotional intensity.

Internationally recognized, Rea has exhibited in the US, Europe, and Asia, and his works have garnered numerous prestigious art awards, including the ANL Maritime Art Award and the People's Choice Award for the Black Swan Portraiture Prize. He has gained a significant following, with collectors like Joe Rogan and Kelly Rowland, and continues to create art that challenges perceptions and evokes powerful responses.

Charlie Edmiston 'Jaunt #115' Print Available

Artist: Charlie Edmiston
Title: Jaunt #115
Medium: 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €300

 

Charlie Edmiston is a Los Angeles-based abstract artist known for his bold, large-scale works and distinctive use of color and geometric shapes. His artistic journey began with a foundation in graffiti and street art, a background that has influenced his risk-taking and vibrant contemporary style.

A graduate of the Otis College of Art and Design, Edmiston comes from a family of artists, with a calligrapher father and a cartoonist grandmother. This artistic lineage is evident in the dynamic and diverse nature of his work, which seamlessly transitions between large and small scales, and from free-form expression to structured geometric abstraction. His pieces consistently exude a sense of verve and vivacity, challenging viewers with compelling color compositions.

Edmiston's work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, including shows at Scope Miami, the Urban Art Fair in France, and Avenue des Arts Gallery in California. He gained significant recognition when he was commissioned to create an official, Lucasfilm-licensed portrait of Luke Skywalker for a Star Wars coin, which is now archived in the Lucasfilm archives.

In 2024, at Milan Design Week, Edmiston presented four new works that demonstrated a dialogue between classic mid-century Danish design and California contemporary art. These pieces were specifically inspired by the timeless designs of the late Danish designer Finn Juhl, focusing on color theory, shape, and craftsmanship, mirroring Juhl's unique sculptor-like approach to furniture. This collaboration highlights his versatility and ability to draw inspiration from diverse sources, translating them into his unique abstract visual language.

Annie Naranian 'Tango Diva' Print Available

Artist: Annie Naranian
Title: Tango Diva
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 22 x 26 Inches
Edition: 15
Price: $500 CAD

 

Annie Naranian is a Toronto based fashion illustrator and artist renowned for her playful, quirky, and exaggerated style that uses bold colors to capture the essence of high fashion. Her work, which often combines digital media (such as the Apple tablet) with traditional materials like ink, pastel, acrylic, and watercolor, is inspired by runway looks and fashion photography. Naranian's artistic goal is to bring happiness and laughter to her audience, a response to her belief that life is often taken too seriously.

Her distinctive talent has garnered global recognition, with her artwork displayed in galleries worldwide and featured in publications like Grazia and Flo magazines. She has collaborated with major names in the fashion industry, including Moschino, Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Jeremy Scott, and Holt Renfrew.

In addition to her gallery work, Naranian offers live illustration services for events, creating personalized digital illustrations for guests on a first-come, first-served basis. These eco-friendly and unique keepsakes are created in a short time frame (10-15 minutes) and can be instantly shared via airdrop or email. Limited edition prints of her colorful figurative work are also available for purchase through various galleries.

Josh Keyes 'Playground' Painting Available

Artist: Josh Keyes
Title: Playground
Medium: Acrylic + Mixed Media on Wood Panel
Size: 11 x 14 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $2,500

 

Josh Keyes is a highly renowned American contemporary painter and printmaker known for his striking "eco-surrealist" artwork. Born in Tacoma, Washington, in 1969, and currently based in Portland, Oregon, Keyes grew up in an artistic household and developed a unique style that fuses photorealism with a scientific, diagrammatic sensibility. He earned his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA in painting and printmaking from Yale University.

Keyes' work presents a sometimes unsettling, dystopian vision of a post-human world, often illustrating the potential consequences of global climate change and human impact on nature. His canvases frequently depict wild animals—such as polar bears, deer, or orcas—displaced from their natural habitats and placed in incongruous, man-made environments, such as submerged cities or overgrown ruins.

A signature element of his work is the integration of urban graffiti onto natural and man-made objects within these scenes, such as icebergs, satellites, or beached ships. These "tags" question humanity's relationship with the natural world and the indelible mark left on the planet, acting as a form of social commentary.

Keyes' paintings are rich with personal and iconographic significance, functioning as a dialogue between the biological and human worlds. His art has been exhibited in galleries across the United States, including in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, and has been featured in publications like New American Painters and Juxtapoz.

My Dog Sighs 'I'm Glad We Stayed Here For A While' Prints Release Details

Artist: My Dog Sighs
Title: I'm Glad We Stayed Here For A While
Medium: 5 Different Editions
Size: Multiple Sizes
Edition: Various
Price: UNSURE

 

*available at 2pm EST on Monday November 17th, 2025

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My Dog Sighs is the pseudonym for the internationally acclaimed UK street artist Paul Stone, who has spent over two decades evolving from a local artist in Portsmouth to a prominent global figure in the urban contemporary art movement. His work is instantly recognizable for its unique blend of melancholic, photorealistic, and often naive portraiture, which often features reflections within a large, signature human eye motif.

Stone began his journey with the "Free Art Friday" movement, a project where he would leave pieces of his artwork in public spaces for strangers to find, creating a city-wide treasure hunt dynamic that built a grassroots following. This initial, democratic approach to art, shared freely in the urban environment, has remained a core part of his philosophy, influencing his later large-scale community-focused projects.

A significant element of My Dog Sighs' work involves using found materials, most notably discarded tin cans, which he transforms into his distinctive "Can Man" characters. These characters, along with his illustrative "Quiet Little Voices," often carry a sense of loss and subsequent rediscovery, reflecting his inspiration from feelings of being lost and then found.

Paul Stone has been commissioned to create large-scale murals across five continents. His art is known for engaging with its environment and community, often incorporating the reflections of local people or scenes into the pupils of the painted eyes, giving the artwork a sense of shared ownership and connection. A former art teacher, Stone also uses his platform for educational outreach, providing materials to schools and creating immersive installations to inspire young people.

Mr Callaby 'Vicious Circle' Original Available

Artist: Mr Callaby
Title: Vicious Circle
Medium: Framed Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 130 x 142 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: £3,500

 

Matthew Callaby, known professionally as Mr Callaby, is a British contemporary artist based in Bristol, known for his distinctive illustrative style that features cute, chubby anthropomorphic characters. His diverse practice spans paintings (often in acrylic on canvas), prints, ceramics, and charcoal works.

Callaby's work is notable for its "superflat" compositions and a unique blend of humor and sinister undertones, drawing inspiration from the "golden age of American animation" and childhood exposure to shows on Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. His art often presents a tension, seesawing between adorable and disturbing, yet consistently aims to inject a sense of fun and emotion into everyday objects.

Initially, Callaby pursued a career in design and worked as an art director in advertising for seven years before fully committing to his artistic dream. This background in design has significantly shaped his current artistic practice, which often involves working on a massive scale, with compositions evolving from small, constant sketches made while out and about. Mr Callaby has gained international recognition, with his work appealing to a wide range of collectors.

Ryosuke Tei 'Mummy Bunny #6' Original Available

Artist: Ryosuke Tei
Title: Mummy Bunny #6
Medium: Glitter + Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 60.6 x 72.7 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $2,130

 

Ryosuke Tei is a prominent Japanese artist and character designer known for fusing character culture with street and pop art aesthetics. Born in Kobe as Hana Hashi III, his artistic path was significantly impacted by personal hardship. After graduating from Tama Art University with a major in oil painting, he put his art career on hold following the loss of his family home in the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake, transitioning to graphic design for video games. This design background has heavily influenced his current artistic style, which he describes as character building.

In the late 1990s, Tei launched Frickly Company, working internationally in character and graphic design, before establishing Okosamaster Inc. in 2011. During his commercial career, he collaborated with major global brands such as Nintendo, Bandai, and Benesse.

In 2022, Tei shifted his primary focus from design to fine art, bringing his well-honed commercial character-design skills to the contemporary art world. His works are instantly recognizable, often featuring original characters painted in vibrant acrylics with glitter accents, exploring themes of life, regeneration, and hope. His recent series, such as "Scars of Light," draws from his personal experience with cancer, using characters with heartfelt smiles to transform scars from something to hide into "places where light shines in".

Tei's work has been featured in solo exhibitions and major art fairs globally, including solo shows in Kobe and Taichung, and appearances at ART TAIPEI.

Mau Mau 'Outta Space' HMPs Available

Artist: Mau Mau
Title: Outta Space
Medium: Aerosol on Paper
Size: 13.5 x 30 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £100

  

Mau Mau is a renowned British urban graffiti and print artist who has cultivated a significant international following over more than two decades with his humorous, politically charged, and environmentally conscious work. Hailing from the surf and country environment of the North Devon coast, his style is unique, blending a "rural sophistication" with a rebellious urban edge. He got his name during a trip to Ghana in the early 1990s, when Rastafarians at the Twelve Tribes temple couldn't pronounce his birth name, Mark. They started calling him "Mau Mau," and the nickname stuck. 

His art often features a trademark character, a mischievous and fun-loving fox, which serves as a neutral yet potent vehicle for sharp social commentary on issues like corporate greed, political corruption, and environmental degradation. Mau Mau began his artistic journey designing graphics for the surf and skate brand Sewerside, co-owned from 1995 to 2001, before fully embracing street art to reach a wider audience beyond the gallery setting.

His street art can be found globally, appearing on city walls, billboards, shipwrecks, and surfboards across the UK, America, Jamaica, Thailand, and Australia. A notable piece, "Olympic Takeaway," which parodied the Olympics with a McDonald's clown, generated significant controversy, reflecting his desire to challenge viewers' perceptions of the world around them.

Beyond street art, Mau Mau has collaborated with various high-profile environmental organizations such as Greenpeace and Surfers Against Sewage, and created art for the Glastonbury Festival and record labels like Ninja Tune. His work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide, and a book of his work, Talking Out of My Art, chronicles his artistic journey and counter-cultural themes.