Dan May 'Winters Company' Print Available

Artist: Dan May
Title: Winter's Company
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 14 x 18 Inches
Edition: TIMED
Price: $65

 

*available until Tuesday February 3rd, 2026

Little Thunder 'Nova Girl' Vinyl Sculpture Available

Artist: Little Thunder
Title: Nova Girl
Medium: Vinyl Sculpture
Size: 6 Inches
Edition: TIMED
Price: HK$2,750

 

*available at until 10am EST on Wednesday February 4th, 2026

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Cheng Sum-ling, professionally known as Little Thunder, is a highly acclaimed illustrator and comic artist originally from Hong Kong. Born in 1984, she was raised in a creative environment, heavily influenced by her father who was a traditional ink painter. Cheng Sum-ling began her journey into the world of manga at the young age of eight, eventually committing to a full-time career in illustration and visual storytelling by 2001. Her work is celebrated for its intricate detail and ability to convey complex narratives within a single frame, often blending traditional watercolor aesthetics with modern digital techniques.

Her artistic style draws deep inspiration from Japanese manga, American pin-up art, and the rich cultural landscape of Hong Kong. A central theme in her portfolio is the portrayal of empowered female subjects who exude confidence, independence, and a sense of self-awareness. Beyond her standalone illustrations, Cheng Sum-ling is recognized for her significant literary contributions, including the award-winning trilogy titled 

Kylooe and the pole-dancing anthology known as The Blister Exists. Her work has reached a global audience, having been translated into several languages such as French and Italian. Through her unique lens, she captures the evolving spirit of her hometown, preserving a sense of nostalgia for its disappearing local culture while exploring themes of femininity and ordinary life with profound depth.

Andrew Scott 'Love Letters' Diptych Available

Artist: Andrew Scott
Title: Love Letters
Medium: Giclee Prints
Size: (2) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: £300

 

*available at 9am EST on Wednesday February 4th, 2026

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Andrew Scott is an American artist born in 1991 who has gained significant recognition for his innovative approach to frame-based artwork. Based in Rochester, New York, he specializes in a technique he refers to as frame experiments, where the traditional border of a piece is physically altered to become an active part of the narrative. By breaking, burning, or shattering the glass and wood of his frames, Andrew Scott creates a three-dimensional illusion that suggests his subjects are escaping or interacting with the real world. His work often features a minimalist aesthetic characterized by grayscale tones and selective bursts of red to emphasize emotional depth and psychological themes such as personal growth, curiosity, and empowerment.

Before finding success as an independent creator, Andrew Scott worked as a copywriter, but he transitioned to art after a period of professional change during the early 2020s. His unique method of breaking the fourth wall has garnered over one billion views on social media, making him a prominent figure in modern visual storytelling. Beyond digital fame, his pieces have been exhibited internationally, including a solo show titled Frame of Mind at Stowe Gallery in the United Kingdom. His diverse portfolio includes notable works like The Boxer and Firework, which illustrate his ability to blend traditional illustration with conceptual sculpture. His art is now held in global collections and has been featured on major platforms such as Good Morning America.

Cat Spilman 'Chonk' PreSale Print Release Details

Artist: Cat Spilman
Title: Chonk
Medium: Hand Embellished Deckled 2 Color Screen Print
Size: 64 x 80 cm
Edition: 30
Price: £600

 

*available at 11am EST on Thursday February 12th, 2026

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Cat Spilman is an abstract artist originally from the United States of America, specifically born and raised in New York City. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts with honours from the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan before embarking on an eight-year career as a scenic artist for the film and television industry. This professional background deeply influenced her technical approach, as she continues to utilize house paint, large brushes, and industrial materials in her personal studio practice. In 2020, she relocated to the United Kingdom, where she currently lives and works, primarily in York and London.

Her artistic practice is characterized by a raw and cathartic process that prioritizes emotional honesty over rigid planning. For much of her career, she has been recognized for a distinctive monochromatic style, often limiting herself to just two tones to focus on the energy of the composition and the movement of the brushstrokes. Catherine Spilman views her abstract works as interpretive self-portraits that document her life and inner state, touching on themes of motherhood, modern feminism, and personal loss. While she is widely known for these stark, two-tone acrylics, her more recent exhibitions at Rhodes Contemporary Art have seen her introduce vibrant colors inspired by mid-century design and 1960s aesthetics. Her paintings invite slow reflection, seeking to create an immersive experience that resonates through psychological nuance rather than literal narrative.

Kai & Sunny 'Fractured Frequency' Print Release Details

Artist: Kai & Sunny
Title: Fractured Frequency
Medium: Hand Embellished Letterpress Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 12
Price: £150

 

*available at Noon EST on Wednesday February 4th, 2026

Don Pendleton 'Casual Chaos' (Orange) White Swirl Prints Available

Artist: Don Pendleton
Title: Casual Chaos (Orange)
Medium: Split Fountain Screen Print on White Swirl
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $105

 

*there is a also a regular version and cream version available

Chuck Sperry 'Edwardian Ball' Print Release

Artist: Chuck Sperry
Title: Edwardian Ball
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 18 x 35 Inches
Edition: 200
Price: $150

 

*application available for 48 hours at Noon EST on Monday February 2nd, 2026

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Chuck Sperry is an American artist born in Dayton, Ohio, on February 5, 1962. He is widely recognized for his mastery of screen printing and his significant contributions to the rock poster movement. Raised by parents who were both artists, Chuck Sperry drew early inspiration from his father, who was an apprentice to sculptor Robert Koepnik, and his mother, a regional advertising executive. He pursued a dual major in art and journalism at the University of Missouri, where he developed his skills as an editorial cartoonist before moving to New York City and eventually settling in San Francisco.

The artistic style of Chuck Sperry is characterized by vibrant, psychedelic aesthetics and intricate compositions that often draw upon classical and mythological themes. Beginning in 2010, his work frequently featured female muses from Greek mythology, blending detailed floral patterns with bold, saturated colors. His craftsmanship involves a meticulous hand-printing process where each color is applied individually, often on paper or oak panels. Throughout his career, he has designed iconic posters for legendary bands such as Pearl Jam, Widespread Panic, and The Rolling Stones.

Beyond the music industry, Chuck Sperry is known for his political protest art and his commitment to social issues, including work for the Women's March and various equality movements. He operates Hangar 18, a silkscreen print studio located in Oakland, California. His artwork has been exhibited internationally and is held in prestigious permanent collections, including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Haus Of Lucy 'Opposites Attract' Porcelain Statue Available

Artist: Haus Of Lucy
Title: Opposites Attract
Medium: Your Nan's China Ornament, Ceramic Paint + Polymer Clay
Size: 20 - 25 cm (ish)
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: £300

 

Lucy Bryant is a British multi-media creator who produces work under the professional moniker Haus of Lucy. Based in Brighton, England, she has gained recognition for her distinctive approach to bricolage and satirical art. Her creative process often involves the reappropriation of found objects, specifically vintage porcelain ornaments and traditional landscape paintings sourced from charity shops and antique fairs. By adding humorous or anachronistic details to these unloved items, she disrupts the ordinary and forces a dialogue between classical aesthetics and modern culture.

A significant portion of her portfolio features porcelain figurines that have been modified with polymer clay and ceramic paint. These pieces often showcase a sharp contrast between refined Regency-era figures and urban elements, such as a formal lady carrying a bag of dog waste or a young boy wearing a branded hoodie. Similarly, her print series overlays pastoral oil scenes with unexpected icons of consumerism, including commercial airliners or modern oil tankers. Beyond her studio work, she has engaged in high-profile collaborations with major brands like Adidas and Footlocker, and her art has been collected by notable public figures such as Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Alan Carr. Her solo exhibitions, such as Ghost Town, utilize these satirical methods to explore social themes like the decline of the traditional high street and the impact of corporate homogenization on local communities.

Zeno Et Caboto 'Who Loves The Sun?' Print Available

Artist: Zeno Et Caboto
Title: Who Loves The Sun?
Medium: 3 Color Screen Print
Size: (A4) 21 x 29.7 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $25

 

The creative partnership known as Zeno et Caboto consists of the French artists Benoit Zeno and Xavier Caboto. Originating from France, this duo has become recognized for an artistic practice that merges traditional craftsmanship with experimental conceptualism. By working as a collective, they blur the lines of individual authorship to focus on the shared execution of their vision. Their work often explores the intersection of historical narratives and modern societal structures, utilizing various mediums to challenge the viewer’s perception of space and time.

While each brings a distinct background to the collaboration, the unified identity of Zeno et Caboto serves as a vehicle for a cohesive aesthetic that is deeply rooted in the cultural landscape of their home country. Their projects frequently involve intricate installations and meticulous attention to detail, reflecting a rigorous approach to both form and function. By maintaining a focus on the tactile and the structural, they create immersive experiences that invite the audience to reflect on the evolution of human interaction and the physical world. This partnership remains a significant force within the artistic community of France, continuing to push the boundaries of collective creativity through a consistent and evolving body of work.

Rebecca Pollock 'Butternut Squash' Diptych Available

Artist: Rebecca Pollock
Title: Butternut Squash
Medium: 3 Color Screen Prints
Size: 18 x 24 Inches Each
Edition: 10
Price: $280

Rebecca Pollock is an artist and graphic designer from the United States, specifically raised in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon. She spent her formative years exploring various creative mediums, eventually moving to Maine to study art and human ecology for five years. This period allowed her to delve into drawing, painting, photography, and video, fueled by a desire to use art as a primary outlet for her creative energy. After completing her initial studies, she spent two years teaching English in Japan before returning to the American art scene to further her education.

She eventually shifted her focus toward design, earning a Master of Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Before establishing her own independent practice, she gained experience as an art director at HAVAS Worldwide, where she managed large scale integrated campaigns. Now based in Brooklyn, her work bridges the gap between fine art and functional design. She prioritizes visual details and human connection, often partnering with brands and non-profits that focus on cultural and environmental positivity. Her portfolio includes a wide range of brand identities, digital interfaces, and printed materials, characterized by a preference for simplicity, order, and organic textures. By integrating her background in fine arts with the structured nature of design, she creates works that she describes as breathing with humanity, often incorporating hand drawn elements and conversational copy to avoid a stiff or overly formal aesthetic.