Vasilisa Romanenko 'The Silence Beneath' Print Available

Artist: Vasilisa Romanenko
Title: The Silence Beneath
Medium: Deckled Giclee Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 20
Prices: $150

Vasilisa Romanenko, who often shares her artistic journey and behind the scenes process at is a highly skilled New England based illustrator, designer, and fine artist known for her detailed depictions of nature's beauty and fragility. Originally born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and raised by artist parents, she began focusing intently on art at a very young age, having started painting on an easel while still a toddler. Her formal education includes achieving a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration and an AAS in Fashion Illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology. Romanenko frequently combines botanical elements, intricate patterns, and animals into her work, blending her expertise in acrylic on canvas with her background in illustration.

Vasilisa Romanenko's significant accomplishments within the fine art community include being a staple at Arch Enemy Arts in Philadelphia, where her solo features have been notably successful. Her, “Woodland Wonders” (February 2022) show was a sold out event, followed by, “In the Orchard” (May 2023), “Botanical Dreamscape” (June 2024), and, “Birds & Blooms” (March 2025), all listed as sold out, proving strong demand among collectors of unique, nature themed art. Romanenko has also participated in group exhibitions at the renowned Beinart Gallery in Australia, further elevating her status in the lowbrow and surrealist scene.

Her artistic creations are featured frequently on platforms such as iCanvas and Saatchi Art, showcasing her meticulous technique, which she often refers to as a way to create magical windows into enchanted worlds. Famous pieces that have gained popularity in the limited print market include her, “Great Blue Heron” (2025), “Blossom in Time” (2024), and “Magicicada Gathering” (2024). These works, along with others, were highlighted in her 2025 solo exhibition at Arch Enemy Arts.

RVasilisa omanenko's art, described by some as “naturalistic fantasies”, often explores themes of environmental conservation and the interconnectedness of ecology. Her artistic process is a dedicated study in texture and form, frequently working with quick drying acrylics to layer complex, detailed backgrounds of foliage and fauna behind a central, often avian, subject. Her work is a popular choice for collectors seeking, “The Enchanted Garden” style, and she has even branched out to illustrate for publishers such as Penguin Random House. Her continued work in, “Birds & Blooms” reflects her, “tight, technical rendering” of nature, with her art providing a visual escape that feels, “like a quiet walk through the wild green world”. She is also working on a new collection of mini series focusing on native New England plants.

Saber 'Precipice' Print Available

Artist: Saber
Title: Precipice
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 33 x 40 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Prices: $375

Ryan Weston Shook professionally known as Saber, is a legendary American graffiti artist and painter who rose to international prominence from the vibrant street art scene of Los Angeles, California. Born in 1976, he began focusing his creative energy on public spaces during the early nineties, eventually becoming a pivotal member of the world renowned AWR and MSK crews. Saber is widely recognized for his technical precision and his ability to execute complex, large scale pieces that push the boundaries of traditional lettering. His formal education in fine arts at the San Francisco Art Institute provided a foundational structure that allowed him to transition his aggressive street style into a sophisticated studio practice that resonates deeply with collectors of limited edition art prints and posters.

One of his most significant accomplishments occurred in 1997 when he completed the largest graffiti work in the world at the time. This massive piece covered a significant portion of the concrete banks of the Los Angeles River and was so large that it could be seen from satellite imagery, a feat that solidified his status as a pioneer in the movement. Beyond the streets, Saber has successfully navigated the fine art world, participating in high profile exhibitions that bridge the gap between underground culture and institutional recognition. His work was featured in the landmark exhibition Art in the Streets at the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, which remains one of the most comprehensive surveys of graffiti and street art ever organized by a major American museum.

In addition to his museum appearances, he has held solo and group shows at reputable venues such as the Opera Gallery and the Library Street Collective, where his intricate linework and layered textures are highly sought after by serious print collectors. His portfolio includes famous pieces such as The LA River Piece, Flag, and Hypergraphia, each demonstrating a unique blend of calligraphy and abstract expressionism. These works often translate into highly coveted screen prints that sell out rapidly within the poster collector community due to their historical relevance and aesthetic intensity. By consistently challenging the legal and social perceptions of public art, he has maintained a career that is both rebellious and academically respected.

His influence extends into the digital and political spheres as well, where he has used his platform to advocate for artists' rights and healthcare reform. This multifaceted approach to his career ensures that his limited edition releases are viewed not just as decorative items but as artifacts of a broader cultural dialogue. Whether he is working on a massive mural or a small scale etching, his commitment to craftsmanship and detail remains unparalleled. Collectors continue to value his work for its authentic connection to the roots of Los Angeles graffiti culture while appreciating the evolution of his style into a refined form of modern abstraction.

Shepard Fairey + Damien Hirst 'Third Eye Butterfly Mandala' Ending Soon

Artist: Shepard Fairey + Damien Hirst
Title: Third Eye Butterfly Mandala (Blue)
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 81 x 107 cm
Edition: TIMED
Prices: $2,500

*available until Noon EST on Friday March 13th, 2026

Formula 76 'Whale Watching' Print Available

Artist: Formula 76
Title: Whale Watching
Medium: Offset Print
Size: 70 x 100 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: €80

Born and raised in Hamburg, Germany, Formula76 is a multidisciplinary artist whose career has successfully bridged the gap between raw street aesthetics and refined typographic design. While his precise birth name is rarely publicized to maintain the classic anonymity of his roots, he has become a foundational figure in the German urban art scene through his work with the Typeholics design studio since 1999. His creative journey began at the age of thirteen when he first started focusing on art by writing graffiti on local walls, a passion that eventually evolved into a professional career characterized by a deep mastery of letterforms. This transition from the streets to the studio allowed Formula76 to develop a signature style that prioritizes the structural integrity of typography, often referred to as "form follows fun." His education in the field was largely forged through the practical, high pressure environment of the Hamburg graffiti culture, though his professional output as a freelance graphic designer for international brands demonstrates a level of technical proficiency equivalent to formal academic training in visual communications.

Throughout his career, Formula76 has achieved significant milestones that have solidified his reputation within the limited edition art print and poster collector community. One of his most notable early accomplishments was co-authoring the definitive book Hamburg City Graffiti in 2003, which documented the evolution of the local scene he helped build. His work has since been featured in major institutional settings, including a prominent collaboration with the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin for their Project M/11 exhibition in 2017. Collectors often seek out Formula76 for his ability to translate complex, layered street textures into clean, high quality editions. Famous pieces by the artist include the vibrant Exit Dreams, the stylistically bold Flashizm, and the intricate Troublemagnet risograph print. These works are celebrated for their sharp lines and architectural approach to the alphabet, making them highly desirable for those who appreciate the intersection of graphic design and traditional street art.

The artist has maintained a consistent presence in the global gallery circuit, participating in numerous prestigious group and solo exhibitions. Formula76 was a featured participant in the Welcome Back group show at Colab Gallery in Weil am Rhein, which ran through 2022 and 2023. He also contributed to the Legacy exhibition at the Martinez Gallery in New York in 2022, further expanding his reach into the North American market. Other significant showings include his inclusion in the 5th Urban Art Biennale at Völklinger Hütte in 2018 and the Knotenpunkt festival hosted by Affenfaust Galerie in Hamburg. Each of these events has provided a platform for Formula76 to showcase his evolution from traditional tagging to the sophisticated "Flashizm" style seen in his 2019 solo show at Galerie Lippmann. By consistently appearing in these vetted spaces, he ensures that his limited edition releases remain a staple for serious collectors of modern typographic art.

Sicoer 'Chisel Alphabet' Print Available

Artist: Sicoer
Title: Chisel Alphabet
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 20
Price: €100

Sicoer, often referred to in the urban art scene simply as Sico or Sicoer, is a highly regarded Polish graffiti artist and painter based in Krakow. He began his artistic journey in 1998, immersing himself in the raw, energetic world of graffiti, developing a reputation for intensive vandalism and, over time, evolving into a specialist in refined, abstract calligraffiti. Sicoer has not followed a traditional, formal education path, choosing instead to hone his skills over two decades through relentless, active practice on the streets, later transitioning into studio, gallery, and limited edition print work. His work is deeply influenced by the intersection of classical calligraphy and street handstyles, a style he describes as a constant, evolving search for new shapes within the "galaxy of style".

For more than twenty years, Sicoer has pushed the limits of handstyle, focusing on the fundamental, powerful, and often messy, flow of letters, notes. In the last several years, his focus has shifted towards calligraffiti, a technique that merges classic calligraphy rules with raw, urban graffiti, often using strong and bold brush strokes in nearly geometric, abstract configurations. Sicoer, frequently strips away special effects like color blends and funky backgrounds, leaving only the pure, refined letter form to create a clean, powerful visual impact, which has made his art highly sought after in the limited edition print, poster collector community, says.

Sicoer has participated in numerous gallery shows, notably having a major solo exhibition at the Urban Spree Galerie in Berlin in 2020, where he performed a 700 square meter roof action, a project known as "Explorations," says. This exhibition showcased his transition from street graffiti to a "spiritual journey through letters" during the lockdown period, says. His work has also been exhibited in collaborations and in groups at the Colab Gallery. 

Tom Kiewra 'Western Sunset' Canvas Available

 

Artist: Tom Kiewra
Title: Western Sunset
Medium: Framed Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 21 x 49 x 1.5 Inches
Edition: 5
Price: €2,200

Tom Kiewra is a renowned urban artist hailing from Amsterdam in the Netherlands who has built a global reputation for his intricate and high end exploration of letters and typography. Born and raised in the Dutch capital, the artist, whose real name is Tom Kiewra, first discovered his fascination with street culture and graffiti at a young age while immersed in the city's vibrant street life. This early obsession with the "beloved letters" of the graffiti world led him on international adventures as he painted walls and subways across Europe, an experience that continues to inform the energy and aesthetic of his studio work today.

The educational background of Tom Kiewra reflects a journey of both formal study and unconventional rebellion, as he was notably expelled from art school before successfully completing a degree in Graphic Design at the Grafisch Lyceum Utrecht. This transition from the street to the classroom allowed him to channel his raw talent into branding and logo design, eventually graduating and completing a prestigious internship in New York City in 2018. It was shortly after this period, specifically around the global pandemic in 2020, that he officially established his first professional studio and shifted his focus toward creating high quality limited edition art and fine art paintings on canvas and wood.

Significant accomplishments in his career include high profile collaborations with major brands and figures such as ESPN, KNAAP bikes, and Day1, as well as providing mural work for the STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam. He has also gained international recognition through partnerships with prominent clients like DJ Chuckie and Tekashi 6ix9ine. His transition into the gallery world has been marked by several notable exhibitions, including a solo show titled Triple X at Studio Aesse in Antwerp and participation in the group exhibition Kunst route Aalsmeer at the Art Centre Aalsmeer. More recently, he achieved a major milestone by winning an open call to showcase his work during Miami Art Week and participating in events associated with Art Basel.

As a creator deeply rooted in the urban contemporary movement, his work often features signature pieces that collectors frequently seek out, such as Forest Thoughts, Head In The Clouds, and Heart In The Sky, which have been featured through the Lucky Cat Gallery. By moving the "script of the wall" onto the canvas, he continues to challenge the negative perceptions of graffiti by infusing it with luxury and meaningful narratives. For those in the poster collector and limited edition print community, his work represents a unique intersection of street grit and polished graphic design that resonates across both local and global markets.

Daniel Danger 'Slightly Controlled Chaos' Custom Build Available

Artist: Daniel Danger
Title: Slightly Controlled Chaos
Medium: Framed Laser Cut Screen Printed Diorama
Size: 13 x 19 x 2 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $500

WHAT YOU GET:
A custom framed (approximately 13x19x2") wooden shadowbox with four totally unique screen printed then laser cut pieces, made from layers upon layers upon layers of stacked inks and textures, with custom foam spacers creating depth, behind museum glass. The piece will be ready to go straight on your wall. individually numbered and signed by myself.

WHAT YOU CHOOSE:
1. HOUSE: what house will be in your shadowbox (limited quantities of each remain).

2. BACK: what background/beings will be behind the house, which will be cut to order.

3. FRONT: what silhouette's foreground is up front, which will be cut to order.

WHAT YOU DON'T GET TO CHOOSE:
1. ink colors. sorry. the screen printed materials are already printed and far too varied. I will be choosing what i think looks good.
2. the far background. every one is wildly different. ill choose what i think works. 

Kenichi Minami 'Awakening' Print Available

Artist: Kenichi Minami
Title: Awakening
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $157

Kenichi Minami is a graphic designer and artist originally from Nara, Japan, currently based in Osaka. His artistic journey began after graduating from a specialized design college, where he pivoted toward freelance work, focusing on advertising, editorial design, and logo creation. Alongside his professional design career, Minami creates specialized typographic art defined by a unique blend of geometric structures, minimal forms, and Japanese typography, targeting, in particular, the modern print collector market. Influenced by the universality of corporate logos and the futuristic, clean imagery of sci-fi films, he develops a visual language focused on structural simplicity and rhythmic composition. His work frequently showcases a refined and forward looking approach to design, bridging the gap between functional corporate identity and artistic expression, notes East Side Studio London.

Within the limited edition art print and poster collector community, Minami has gained attention for his meticulous, minimalist typographic creations. He maintains an active online presence where he shares his artistic process and new works, specifially on Instagram, where he explores visual storytelling through posters and art direction. His art has been featured through curated platforms, including East Side Studio, where his pieces are sold as high quality, framed, or unframed prints. He has also displayed his work on platforms like Redbubble, showcasing a wide range of his design, as found at the Kenichi Minami Shop.

A significant accomplishment for the artist involved designing the logo and typography for the album art of the band Tinariwen, specifically for their album HOGGAR, showcasing his ability to combine music branding with artistic design. Additionally, Minami designed the cover for the Los Angeles Times feature on baseball player Shohei Ohtani on March 17th, 2024, a project that allowed him to use his unique typographic style for a major publication. Another noteworthy project included creating a new logo for MHRJ, commissioned by Sony Music Labels, where he designed a multifaceted, angular logo based on the "MHRJ" letters, as shown on Instagram.

Famous, or at least highly regarded, pieces by Kenichi Minami often highlight his dedication to Japanese minimalism and structured, clean, geometric forms. Notable works available in the collector market include 日常 (Daily Life), 改革 (Innovation), and 激情 (Passion), which showcase his ability to blend traditional and modern Japanese typography, according to East Side Studio. Another significant piece in his portfolio is 存在感#2 (Presence), which focuses on the balance between space and character, notes East Side Studio. His work is characterized by the use of bold, structured lettering that serves as both artistic focal points and functional design.

Philip Wallisfurth 'Pointillisme Urbain' Print Available

Artist: Philip Wallisfurth
Title: Pointillisme Urbain
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 41.5 x 59 cm
Edition: 25
Price: €70

 

Philip Wallisfurth is a German street artist born in 1984 near Aachen who currently lives and works in Berlin, creating a distinct artistic language that blurs the boundaries between urban art and modern painting. Often known by his alias Señor Schnu, he developed his skills as a self taught artist rather than attending traditional art academies, beginning his journey over 15 years ago with paste ups and stencils in various German cities. His work is characterized by a mix of abstract forms and, at times, more gentle elements, frequently featuring his signature moustachioed character in a style that merges street art with, at times, comic influences.

His career took a significant turn toward professionalizing his art during his time in Berlin, where he evolved from early, street work into large scale, immersive, spatial designs. Philip Wallisfurth is heavily recognized for his anamorphic, room paintings, which transform spaces into three dimensional, interactive, experiences. A notable achievement in his career includes his work on the 2022 Peinture Fraiche Festival in Lyon, France, where he designed multiple, large, anamorphic installations. He has also produced a 600 square meter, subway, painting project in his hometown of Aachen, illustrating his capacity for, large scale, public, installations. Beyond his mural work he is known for creating ecological art utilizing moss and yogurt for sustainable street pieces.

The artist has participated in numerous, public, and private, gallery, shows, including group, exhibitions at the New & Abstract Gallery in Berlin, where he appeared in Group Show 16 in February 2022. His artistic, footprint includes participation in notable urban art projects and exhibitions such as Wandelism, Hometown Berlin, and the Pasteup Festival Germany. His work has been highlighted at the URBANSHIT GALLERY which focuses on urban and pop cultural art. He has also been involved in international projects like the CONCRETE LOVE urban art exhibition at the Shanghai Modern Art Museum.

Shepard Fairey + Add Fuel 'Frequency' Print Release Details

 

Artist: Shepard Fairey Obey + Add Fuel
Title: Frequency
Medium: Multi Layer Screen Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 500
Prices: $120

*available at 1pm EST on Thursday March 12th, 2026