Peter Doig 'Music Of The Future' Print Application Open

Artist: Peter Doig
Title: Music Of The Future
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 185.8 x 115 cm
Edition: 250
Price: $3,000

*application open until 11am EST on Monday February 9th, 2026

Peter Doig 'Rain In The Port Of Spain' Print Application Open

Artist: Peter Doig
Title: Rain In The Port Of Spain
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 133.7 x 115 cm
Edition: 250
Price: $3,000

*application open until 11am EST on Monday February 9th, 2026

Peter Doig 'Lion In The Road' Print Application Open

Artist: Peter Doig
Title: Lion In The Road
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 156.8 x 115 cm
Edition: 250
Price: $3,000

*application open until 11am EST on Monday February 9th, 2026

Peter Doig 'Lions' (Ghost) Print Application Open

 

Artist: Peter Doig
Title: Lions (Ghost)
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 145 x 115 cm
Edition: 250
Price: $3,000

*application open until 11am EST on Monday February 9th, 2026

Peter Doig 'Painting For A Poet' Print Application Open

Artist: Peter Doig
Title: Painting For A Poet
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 133.3 x 115 cm
Edition: 250
Price: $3,000

*application open until 11am EST on Monday February 9th, 2026

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Peter Doig is a celebrated painter originally from Scotland, born in Edinburgh in 1959. His life has been defined by a nomadic existence, moving as a child to Trinidad and later to Canada, where he spent much of his youth in Montreal and Toronto. This itinerant upbringing profoundly informs his artistic practice, as he often draws from a "place in between places" to create works that blend personal memory with found imagery. He received his formal education in London, attending the Wimbledon School of Art, Saint Martin’s School of Art, and the Chelsea School of Art, where he earned his Master of Arts in 1990.

His work is characterized by dreamlike, evocative landscapes that frequently feature motifs such as lone canoes, cabins, and dense forests. While his scenes often reference specific locations from his past, such as the snowy vistas of Canada or the tropical light of Trinidad, they are not strictly representational. Instead, Doig utilizes photographs, film stills, and newspaper clippings as tools to explore the illusionistic properties of paint and the fluid nature of memory. His unique approach gained significant recognition in the 1990s, leading to a Turner Prize nomination in 1994 and establishing him as a pivotal figure in the return to figurative painting. After spending nearly two decades living and working in Trinidad, he recently returned to London, continuing to produce large-scale compositions that captivate viewers with their enigmatic atmospheres and rich, expressive color palettes.

JAWS 'Phase Runner' Prints Release Details

Artist: JAWS
Title: Phase Runner
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: 200
Price: $60

*available at Noon EST on Thursday January 29th, 2026

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Phase Runner is the professional alias of Alyn Spiller, a distinguished digital artist and illustrator hailing from Wales in the United Kingdom. With over thirteen years of professional experience in the industry, he has cultivated a reputation for creating cinematic and highly detailed artwork that resonates with fans of major entertainment franchises. His portfolio is extensively populated with officially licensed prints for world renowned properties such as Star Wars, Marvel, and Indiana Jones. One of his notable contributions includes the Indiana Jones artwork titled You Got Heart, Kid, which captures a poignant moment from the prologue of The Last Crusade. His expertise in lighting and composition has made him a sought after talent for high profile clients including Lucasfilm, Amazon Prime Video, and Middle-earth Enterprises.

Beyond his commercial success as an illustrator and concept artist, Phase Runner is a prominent educator in the digital art community. He utilizes his platforms to share in depth tutorials and process videos that demystify the creation of complex movie posters and fantasy environments. Through these resources, he teaches aspiring artists essential skills in Photoshop, such as advanced blending techniques and the effective use of stock assets to build immersive worlds. His work often focuses on capturing tide turning moments from epic stories like The Lord of the Rings, where he emphasizes atmospheric lighting to highlight both characters and scale. By bridging the gap between professional industry work and public art education, he remains an influential figure for those looking to master modern digital illustration and cinematic storytelling.

Mr. Brainwash 'Some Call It Love' Uniques Release Details

Artist: Mr Brainwash
Title: Some Call It Love (Unique)
Medium: Deckled Mixed Media on 16 Color Screen Print
Size: 25 x 25 Inches
Edition: 3 (only 2 available)
Price: $9,500

*available at 3pm EST on Friday January 30th, 2026

Mr. Brainwash 'Some Call It Love' Print Release Details

Artist: Mr Brainwash
Title: Some Call It Love
Medium: Deckled 16 Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 24 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $2,400

*available at 3pm EST on Friday January 30th, 2026

Heather Gauthier 'Savanna Blooms' HPM Available

Artist: Heather Gauthier
Title: Savanna Blooms
Medium: Hand Embellished Deckled Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 24 Inches
Edition: 10
Price: $200

*this is also a smaller print available

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Heather Gauthier is an artist originally from Lubbock, Texas. Her professional journey is deeply rooted in her upbringing in Texas, where she first began experimenting with paint as a teenager. Before establishing her current studio in San Antonio, Gauthier spent a formative decade living in Chicago and South Africa, experiences that significantly informed her aesthetic perspective and appreciation for varied cultural designs. Her background includes a brief period of formal study at Texas Tech University, though she largely developed her distinct style through independent travel and diverse creative work.

Her artistic output is widely recognized for its vibrant and whimsical nature, often described as anthropomorphic realism. This approach frequently features animals adorned with elaborate floral crowns or jewelry, set against rich, damask-style backgrounds that reflect her interest in vintage textiles and graphic design. Her transition to painting full-time in 2015 marked a shift toward a more focused and detailed practice, with her work now held in permanent collections at institutions like the San Antonio Children’s Museum. While her pieces often feature a sense of humor and decorative flair, they are fundamentally motivated by a commitment to beauty and invention. Today, her work is showcased in various galleries across North America and internationally, bridging the gap between fine art and accessible design through licensing and archival prints.

Lukas Leibe 'The Dancer' Print Available

Artist: Lukas Leibe
Title: The Dancer
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A1) 59.4 x 84 cm
Edition: 15
Price: €165

*this print is available in three different sizes

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Lukas Leibe is a multifaceted creator from Germany who has gained recognition for his unique approach to visual storytelling. Born in Munich, he has successfully balanced a career as a professional actor with a deep commitment to the fine arts. He often describes himself as an actor by profession and an artist by obsession, a duality that informs the emotional depth found in his paintings. Based in Berlin, he has developed a signature style known as Textured Realism, which focuses on creating intricate, tactile surfaces that reflect the complexities of the natural world.

His creative process is deeply intuitive, often beginning with the construction of rich backgrounds using paste, glazes, and translucent pigments. These layers are built up to mimic the earth's crust, featuring intentional cracks and fractures that suggest a sense of history and vulnerability. This technique is particularly evident in his series titled Traces of Existence, where he depicts solitary, endangered animals against minimalist, weathered landscapes. By placing subjects like polar bears or penguins within these fractured environments, he highlights the fragility of wildlife and the impact of habitat loss. His work aims to capture quiet moments of transition and the stillness of change, inviting viewers to find meaning in the layers beneath the surface. Beyond his studio practice, his background in theater and television, including prominent roles in European productions, allows him to bring a narrative sensibility to his canvas, treating each piece as a "tiny world" that flirts with reality.