Florist 'Halloween' HPM Release Sneak Peek

Artist: Florist
Title: Halloween
Medium: Hand Embellished Screen Print
Size: UNSURE
Edition: 31
Prices: UNSURE

*available on Friday October 31st, 2025

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Florist (@florist.ldn) is a London-based contemporary artist whose work blends street culture, pop aesthetics, and graphic precision into a distinctive visual language. Emerging from the city’s vibrant underground art scene, Florist has developed a reputation for creating playful yet thought-provoking mosiac imagery that resonates across both gallery walls and urban spaces.

Drawing inspiration from 8 bit pop art, graffiti, and the raw energy of London street culture, Florist’s practice often features bold color palettes, clean lines, and reimagined iconography. His work reflects a fascination with the everyday ordinary objects, cartoon characters, and consumer culture are reinterpreted with irony and humor, transforming the familiar into something surreal and subversive. The result is art that feels both nostalgic and fresh, tapping into collective memory while reframing cultural symbols in new contexts.

Florist’s ability to balance fine art sensibilities with street-level accessibility has earned him recognition among collectors and fans of contemporary urban art. His prints and originals often sell out quickly, underscoring the growing demand for his vision. Beyond traditional mediums, Florist’s work has appeared on murals, installations, and limited-edition releases, bridging the gap between public art and collectible design.

Mark Drew 'Hop Hip' (Common) Print Application Open

Artist: Mark Drew
Title: Hop Hip (Common)
Medium: Deckled 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 18 x 18 Inches
Edition: 200
Prices: $150

*application open until Midnight EST on Friday October 3rd, 2025

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Mark Drew is an Australian-born, Tokyo-based artist whose work seamlessly merges pop culture nostalgia with hip-hop influences, creating a unique visual language that resonates across generations. Beginning his career in Sydney’s underground art and music scenes, Drew co-founded the influential Seripop record label and has long been connected to DIY culture, zines, and independent creative expression. His relocation to Tokyo further expanded his perspective, where his practice bridges Eastern and Western sensibilities.

Best known for his comic-inspired paintings, Drew often repurposes imagery from the beloved Peanuts characters, particularly Charlie Brown and Snoopy, juxtaposing them with rap lyrics, references to 1990s hip-hop, and everyday anxieties. This blend of innocence and grit creates both humor and poignancy, as childlike figures grapple with the adult themes of doubt, ambition, and resilience. By appropriating familiar icons, Drew taps into collective memory while recontextualizing them for contemporary conversations about culture and identity.

His works have been exhibited internationally, with solo and group shows across the United States, Japan, and Europe, earning recognition for their bold colors, graphic clarity, and disarming honesty. Beyond paintings, Drew’s multidisciplinary output spans murals, zines, and collaborative projects with fashion and music brands, reinforcing his roots in street culture.

At its core, Drew’s art speaks to the universal tension between optimism and struggle, drawing on hip-hop’s storytelling ethos and pop culture’s shared vocabulary. By pairing Snoopy with Nas or Charlie Brown with Wu-Tang references, Drew continues to explore how art can both memorialize and remix cultural touchstones, keeping them alive in new, unexpected ways.

Obey Shepard Fairey 'Tunnel Vision Version 2' Gold Print Re-Release Details

Artist: Obey Shepard Fairey
Title: Tunnel Vision Version 2 (Gold)
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 18 Inches
Edition: 700
Prices: $100

*available at 1pm EST on Thursday October 2nd, 2025

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Shepard Fairey is a contemporary American artist, activist, and founder of OBEY GIANT, widely recognized as one of the most influential figures in modern street art. Born in 1970, Fairey first gained attention in 1989 with his Andre the Giant Has a Posse sticker campaign, which evolved into the iconic OBEY imagery. His bold, graphic style blends elements of graffiti, pop art, and political propaganda, using limited color palettes and striking compositions to provoke thought and challenge authority.

Fairey’s art gained global recognition during the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign with his HOPE poster of Barack Obama, which became one of the most enduring political images of the 21st century. Beyond politics, his work addresses themes of social justice, environmental issues, war, and corporate influence, often incorporating imagery of peace, resistance, and empowerment.

In addition to his large-scale murals and street art interventions, Fairey’s work has been exhibited in major museums and galleries worldwide, including the Smithsonian, the Victoria & Albert Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art. His ability to move between underground culture and mainstream recognition without losing his activist spirit has made him a unique voice in contemporary art.

Through his OBEY GIANT project Fairey has cultivated a visual language that resonates globally, encouraging viewers to question their surroundings and the power structures that shape society. With a career spanning over three decades, Shepard Fairey continues to use art as a tool for cultural commentary and positive change.

Malleus 'Sketchbook' (+Free Mini Print) Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Limited Edition Sketchbook (+Free Mini Print)
Medium: 84 Page Sketchbook
Size: 15 x 20 cm
Edition: 100
Prices: €60

*sketchbook comes with free mini print on metallic gold paper

Malleus is an internationally renowned art collective based in Italy, best known for its psychedelic rock-inspired posters, screenprints, and artworks that merge music, mysticism, and striking visual design. Founded in the early 2000s, Malleus is comprised of artists Urlo, Poia, and Lu, who together bring backgrounds in illustration, music, and design to their collaborative practice. The collective’s name, meaning “hammer” in Latin, reflects both the force and impact of their creative vision.

Drawing inspiration from Art Nouveau, Surrealism, Pop Art, and underground psychedelia, Malleus produces work that feels simultaneously vintage and modern. Their posters often feature organic, flowing lines, intricate patterns, bold female figures, and an otherworldly atmosphere. These visual elements are tied closely to the music scene, as Malleus has designed limited-edition gig posters for some of the world’s most iconic bands, including The Black Keys, Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, and Monster Magnet. Each piece is hand-printed in small runs, making their work highly collectible among fans of both music and art.

In addition to concert posters, Malleus creates fine art prints, album artwork, and large-scale illustrations. Their art embodies a unique fusion of countercultural sensibilities with fine craftsmanship, often using silkscreen techniques and experimental materials to achieve richly textured results. The collective also plays an active role in the international “rock poster” movement, regularly exhibiting at festivals, galleries, and cultural events worldwide.

Malleus stands out not only for its distinctive aesthetic but also for its collaborative ethos, blending music and visual art into a singular, immersive experience that resonates with fans across generations.

Don Pendleton 'Nightswimming' Prints Release Details

Artist: Don Pendleton
Title: Nightswimming
Medium: 5 Color Screen Prints
Size: 18 x 24 Inches Each
Edition: REG 15 • FOIL 10
Prices: REG $85 • FOIL $185

*available at 1pm EST on Tuesday September 30th, 2025

*a few random buyers will receive a copy with these awesome doodles

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Don Pendleton is an American contemporary artist and designer whose work has become synonymous with the visual language of skateboarding culture. Best known for his bold, graphic style defined by abstract shapes, vibrant colors, and layered iconography, Pendleton has created a visual identity that bridges fine art, commercial design, and subcultural aesthetics.

Pendleton’s career took off in the mid-1990s when he began designing skateboard graphics for Alien Workshop, one of the most influential companies in the industry. His distinctive artwork, often combining geometric abstraction with surreal and playful characters, quickly became central to the brand’s identity. Over the years, his designs appeared on decks, apparel, and promotional material, influencing generations of skaters and artists alike. After leaving Alien Workshop, he continued to shape skateboarding visuals through collaborations with Element Skateboards and other major brands.

Beyond the skateboarding world, Pendleton has expanded into fine art, creating paintings, prints, and gallery exhibitions across the United States and internationally. His work has been shown in solo and group shows, earning recognition for blending modernist abstraction with the DIY ethos of skateboarding. In 2014, he collaborated with Mountain Dew and pro skater Paul Rodriguez to design the award-winning book Limitless Potential, which won a Cannes Gold Lion for Design.

Imbue 'Always The Real Thing' (Cola Fade) Sculpture Available

Artist: Imbue
Title: Always The Real Thing (Cola Fade)
Medium: Resin Sculpture
Size: 6 x 12.2 x 5 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Prices: £50

Imbue is a UK-based contemporary artist known for provocative artworks that fuse pop culture, consumer branding, and social critique. Often compared to Banksy and other subversive street artists, Imbue’s work challenges viewers to reconsider the systems and symbols that shape modern life. His art frequently manipulates iconic imagery; religious symbols, cartoon characters, corporate logos to spark dialogue around capitalism, faith, and the blurred line between art and advertising.

Emerging from the street art scene in Brighton, Imbue has expanded his practice to include prints, sculptures, and conceptual objects that push boundaries of both legality and taste. Works like his “Holy Coke” bottles glass containers combining sacred and consumerist references have become emblematic of his irreverent, thought-provoking style.

Imbue’s projects often sell out quickly online, creating cult-like anticipation for each release. His limited-edition prints and objects circulate widely among collectors who are drawn to his bold, controversial approach. While rooted in street-level interventions, his reach extends into galleries and global exhibitions, where his pieces resonate with audiences questioning consumer culture.

By confronting familiar symbols with biting humor and critique, Imbue has established himself as one of the more recognized independent voices in contemporary street and urban art.

Jackie Lee 'Giant Flowers' Print Available

Artist: Giant Flowers
Title: Jackie Lee
Medium: Hand Pulled 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 20 x 16 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Prices: $56 CAD

Secret Planet Print Shop is the creative home of Jackie Lee, an illustrator, printmaker, and designer based in Toronto. Jackie founded the shop with the vision of blending vibrant artwork with accessible, everyday objects, creating pieces that people can live with, gift, and enjoy.

Rooted in screen printing, Jackie’s practice emphasizes craftsmanship and playfulness. Her illustrations often feature whimsical characters, space-themed motifs, and narrative elements that spark curiosity and joy. Through Secret Planet, Jackie has developed an evolving catalogue of art prints, apparel, greeting cards, stationery, stickers, and housewares, each infused with her distinctive visual voice.

The shop operates not just as a retail space but also as a hub for community and creativity. Secret Planet hosts workshops, collaborates with local artists, and offers custom printing services. Jackie’s dedication to traditional printmaking methods, combined with contemporary design sensibilities, has built Secret Planet into a beloved destination for unique, high-quality goods in Toronto and beyond.

Jackie Lee’s work has resonated with a broad audience, from collectors seeking limited edition art prints to families looking for playful greeting cards or apparel. Her ability to translate illustration into functional, tangible products underscores her commitment to keeping art approachable and part of daily life.

With a focus on storytelling, community, and craft, Jackie Lee and Secret Planet Print Shop embody the idea that art should inspire, delight, and connect people to the world and the galaxies around them.

Alex Hanke 'Hero Whales 2' Print Available

Artist: Alex Hanke
Title: Hero Whales 2
Medium: Hand Pulled Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 60 x 90 cm
Edition: 150
Prices: $145

Alex Hanke is a Hamburg-based designer, illustrator, and printmaker who works under his label Zum Heimathafen. “Zum Heimathafen” (roughly “to the home harbor”) is a creative studio that blends graphic design, illustration, packaging, and screen-printed poster work. Schichtwechsel+5Studio Zum Heimathafen+5Studio Zum Heimathafen+5

Under the Zum Heimathafen umbrella, Hanke creates screen printed gig posters, art prints, paper goods, and packaging, alongside client commissions in editorial and branding projects. Studio Zum Heimathafen+2Studio Zum Heimathafen+2 His aesthetic often emphasizes simplicity, calmness, visual storytelling, and quiet yet evocative imagery. POP Members

Zum Heimathafen has participated in exhibitions and poster conventions including Flatstock in Barcelona and Hamburg, Berlin Graphic Days, Colored Gigs, and solo shows in poster festivals. Studio Zum Heimathafen In 2022, Hanke also executed a large mural project for student dormitories at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, overcoming technical constraints of façade surfaces to unify varied architectural elements into a coherent visual whole.

By combining fine art processes (screen printing, illustration) with applied design and client work, Alex Hanke and Zum Heimathafen navigate the intersection of commercial and personal expression. His works resonate with collectors, music lovers, and design audiences across Europe and beyond.

James Joyce 'Clown Blue' Print Available

Artist: James Joyce
Title: Clown Blue
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 25 x 25 cm
Edition: 50
Prices: £120

Jame's artwork has been exhibited across Europe, North America, and Asia, with showings at Maddox Gallery in London, Colette in Paris, and Paul Smith Space in Tokyo. A highlight of his career came in 2015 when Banksy invited him to participate in the now-legendary Dismaland project in Weston-super-Mare, a subversive “bemusement park” that featured artists such as Damien Hirst and Jenny Holzer. Joyce’s inclusion underscored his standing as an artist whose work resonates beyond design circles and into critical cultural dialogue.

James Joyce 'Clown Yellow' Print Available

Artist: James Joyce
Title: Clown Yellow
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 25 x 25 cm
Edition: 50
Prices: £120

James Joyce's work is characterized by strong shapes, vibrant colors, and stripped-down motifs—often smiling faces, circles, and typographic forms—that explore themes of consumerism, digital identity, and the humor embedded in everyday life. This minimal yet satirical approach has attracted international collectors and positioned Joyce as a leading voice in contemporary visual art.