Malleus 'Arcana Tarot Cards' Gold Kickstarter Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Arcana Tarot Cards (Gold)
Medium: 80 Card Set
Size: 18 x 29.7 cm
Edition: 100
Price: $60

Jillian Mundy 'Ergot On Rye' Print Available

Artist: Jillian Mundy
Title: Ergot On Rye
Medium: Giclee on Blotter Paper
Size: 7.5 x 7.5 Inches
Edition: 25
Price: $60

Jillian Mundy is an interdisciplinary artist based in Vancouver, British Columbia. She works across traditional and digital media, creating bright, bold illustrations rooted in the natural world. Her murals and large scale installations transform public spaces with flowing botanicals, abstract landscapes and hand cut sculptural forms that invite viewers to slow down and notice everyday magic.

Commissions have brightened the Squamish Mural Walk, Chilliwack Mural Festival, Bass Coast Music Festival and city centers in Nanaimo and Surrey, while her studio paintings explore the boundary between two dimensional and three dimensional through layered colour and rhythmic composition. In 2023 and 2024 she also guest curated for Vancouver Mural Fest, further shaping the region’s creative landscape.

Marq Spusta 'Dazzled' Print Release Details

Artist: Marq Spusta
Title: Dazzled
Medium: Multi Color Screen Prints
Size: 12 x 16 Inches
Edition: 140
Price: $100

*the black and other awesome color variants will be released through Spoke Art

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Marq Spusta is an American illustrator and painter born in Wisconsin in 1977. After earning a BFA in Graphic Design from the University of Wisconsin–Stout, he relocated to the California coast, where he now lives with his wife and three children while maintaining a prolific studio practice from his seaside home. Spusta first gained recognition within the gig poster scene, crafting wildly colorful, intricately detailed screen printed posters for bands such as Dinosaur Jr., My Morning Jacket, and The Black Keys. His imagery drifts between dream and nightmare: kindly monsters, swirling plant life, and wide-eyed figures rendered in delicate ink linework that he finishes with rich, layered palettes in Photoshop before sending files to trusted screen-printers. Influences range from Dr. Seuss and Jim Henson to classic rock poster masters Rick Griffin and Stanley Mouse, resulting in a visual language that feels simultaneously nostalgic and fresh.

Beyond concert ephemera, Spusta produces limited edition prints, album packaging, toys, children’s books, and large gallery paintings that sell out within minutes online. Recent exhibitions at Spoke Art and Decadent Gallery showcase his shift toward more intricate compositions dense ecosystems where characters morph into foliage and hidden symbols reward close inspection. Whether designing a tiny enamel pin or a sprawling mural, he approaches each project with the same playful curiosity, absorbing music, nature, and comics until new hybrids emerge. By balancing commercial commissions with personal explorations, Spusta continues to evolve his universe of gentle monsters, inviting viewers to rediscover the wonder they felt as children encountering colorful, slightly strange worlds for the first time.

Elicser Elliott 'Slumbers Cousin 4th Removed' Prints Available

Artist: Elicser Elliott
Title: Slumbers Cousin 4th Removed #19
Medium: HandEmbellished Screened Giclee Print
Size: 14 x 11 Inches
Edition: 20 (UNIQUE)
Price: $250

Jabari “Elicser” Elliott is a Canadian muralist and graffiti artist who turned aerosol energy into community storytelling. Born in Montreal in 1984, he spent childhood years in Saint Vincent helping his mother create carnival costumes, an immersion in color, rhythm and public celebration that still pulses through his paint. Back in Toronto he studied animation at Sheridan College after a high school art teacher steered him toward creative careers, yet he found truer expression on exterior walls than on a computer screen. Adopting the tag “Elicser,” he began filling blank brick across the city with flowing character based pieces: interlocking figures, swirling hair and botanical forms that feel half human, half breeze.

His process is improvisational, starting with a rough mental image then letting spray caps, fat caps and latex rollers guide the composition, building translucent layers until faces emerge from abstract clouds. Over two decades his murals have become landmarks of Toronto’s downtown core, stretching along alleyways, schoolyards, transit corridors and the iconic Rush Lane graffiti strip. Beyond personal work, Elliott teaches youth workshops that trace graffiti from New York subways to contemporary street art, encouraging students to channel rebellion into disciplined craft. Commercial commissions have arrived from Nike, Manifesto Festival and the City of Toronto itself, yet he balances paid projects with community walls that celebrate local heroes, Black history and Indigenous solidarity. Whether painting a thirty metre facade or a single roller piece, Elliott seeks the same goal: to replace grey concrete with vivid narratives that invite passersby to pause, reflect and feel a little more connected to the living city around them.

Stephanie Inagaki 'Eternity' Print Available

Artist: Stephanie Inagaki
Title: Eternity
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 13 Inches
Edition: 20
Price: $95

Stephanie Inagaki is a Japanese-American artist and metalsmith based in Los Angeles who weaves personal memory, folklore and the female form into haunting charcoal drawings and sculptural wearables. Born in Los Angeles to a Japanese mother and Mexican-American father, she earned a BFA from Boston University and an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute, training that grounded her technical skill yet left room for cultural excavation. Her monochrome portraits depict women, often self-portraits, whose flowing hair transforms into crows, snakes, feathers or kimono silk, symbols she chooses for their layered meaning: crows suggest loyalty, hair stands in for emotional bonds, and foxes echo the trickster spirit Kitsune of her heritage.

By collaging delicate Japanese washi paper onto velvety charcoal passages she creates depth that feels both antique and immediate, a visual equivalent to the way identity accretes over time. Inagaki also founded Miyu Decay, a line of hand-crafted jewelry that extends her mythic vocabulary into brass, silver and gold adornments shaped like tiny talons, vertebrae or crow skulls, allowing wearers to carry her narrative world on the body. Her first solo exhibition Metamorphosis at Century Guild, Los Angeles, sold out, and she continues to show internationally while contributing to the collaborative Temple of Art documentary project alongside peers like David Mack and Bill Sienkiewicz. Through every drawing, necklace or large-scale mixed-media piece, Inagaki invites viewers to confront dualities of life and death, creation and destruction, crafting a personal mythology where strength and vulnerability coexist in elegant, macabre harmony. 

DS 'Chill' (Blue) Print Available

Artist: DS
Title: Chill
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 48 x 48 cm
Edition: 15
Price: £125

 

DS, real name David Schmidt, is a British contemporary artist whose work explores the intersection of urban culture, fine art, and digital media. Based in the UK, Smith has built a reputation for creating bold, graphic compositions that blend street art aesthetics with traditional artistic techniques. His practice spans across multiple mediums including painting, digital illustration, and mixed media installations, often incorporating elements of typography, geometric patterns, and pop culture references.

Smith's artistic journey began in his teenage years when he became involved in the local graffiti scene, developing his skills in lettering and spray paint techniques. This early exposure to street art culture continues to influence his current practice, where he combines the spontaneity of street art with more refined artistic methods. His work often addresses themes of consumerism, digital identity, and the blurring boundaries between virtual and physical realities.

Operating under the moniker DS, Smith has exhibited his work in galleries across the UK and internationally, with his pieces finding homes in private collections worldwide. His distinctive style features vibrant color palettes, layered textures, and a unique blend of digital and analog processes. Smith often incorporates found materials and recycled elements into his work, reflecting his interest in sustainability and the transformation of urban environments.

Beyond his gallery practice, DS has collaborated with various brands and organizations on commercial projects, bringing his artistic vision to product designs, murals, and digital campaigns. His website, dsart.co.uk, serves as a platform for showcasing his latest works, documenting his creative process, and connecting with collectors and art enthusiasts. Through his continued exploration of contemporary visual culture, Smith challenges viewers to reconsider their relationship with the digital world and urban environments that surround them.

Helio Bray 'Indie' Print Available

Artist: Helio Bray
Title: Indie
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 54.5 x 80 cm
Edition: 75
Price: $298

Helio Bray, born Hélio Ferreira in Lisbon in 1984, is a Portuguese painter who discovered graffiti only when he first lifted a spray can to a wall himself. Raised far from major cities, he encountered no street art scene yet felt an instant alchemy with paint, lettering and public space. Early pieces were built on bespoke alphabets, flowing calligraphic lines that wrapped corners and slid across shutters, earning him the shortened tag “Bray” that now doubles as logo and signature. Years of mural work across Europe and the United States sharpened his sense of scale and speed, but 2012 marked a decisive shift toward studio exploration.

Inside the atelier he fused aerosol with acrylic, ink, collage and resin, moving from pure typography to figurative suggestion: faces, fish, birds and botanical forms emerge through explosive colour fields stopped by hard geometry. The process remains physical: hand-cut stencils, poured pigment and gestural strokes are sanded, masked and varnished until the surface gleams like polished tile. Bray cites city nights, Atlantic waves and childhood comic books as equal influences, aiming to bottle kinetic energy so the viewer feels motion standing still. Collaborations with Vans, DC Shoes, Adidas and Quiksilver pushed his graphics onto apparel, skate decks and boutique interiors, while exhibitions in Madrid, Milan, London and Miami position the work between street culture and contemporary fine art. Constant transformation is his stated creed; each series chases a new spectrum, yet the pulse of graffiti rhythm always underpins the composition, reminding audiences that joy, rebellion and beauty can coexist on any wall, canvas or object that welcomes pigment.

Dan Kitchener 'Street Geisha' Print Available

Artist: Dan Kitchener
Title: Street Geisha
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A1) 59.4 x 84.1 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £175

Dan Kitchener, who also signs his walls as DANK, is a street artist and mural painter from Essex, England. Born in 1974, he trained in illustration and animation, spending early career years crafting television motion graphics where he studied lighting, composition and cinematic pacing. That background now fuels an instantly recognisable style he calls modern impressionist: rain soaked neon cityscapes rendered entirely freehand with spray cans, no stencils, grids or projectors ever used. Photographs taken on late night walks through Tokyo, New York or London provide reference, then layers of saturated colour, blurred edges and electric highlights are built straight onto brick or canvas until the surface pulses like living circuitry. Energy is central; Kitchener runs daily marathons and paints to techno tracks, completing giant murals in days rather than weeks, a pace that keeps strokes loose and emotional. Commissions have come from Paul McCartney, Lenny Kravitz and Miley Cyrus, while public works rise across Europe, Asia and the United States, including the landmark Tokyo Rain piece at Berlin’s Teufelsberg. Solo gallery shows such as Tokyo Rain in Wynwood extend the practice indoors, tracing journeys from snapshot to sketch to painted final, yet the aim remains the same: translate the rush, solitude and strange beauty of urban night into paint so viewers can step inside a fleeting moment and feel raindrops that were never really there.

BlokOne 'Love Bombed' Release Details

Artist: BlokOne
Title: Love Bombed
Medium: Aerosol & Oil Paint on Paper
Size: 30 x 42 cm
Edition: 25 (UNIQUE)
Price: £225

*available at 9am EST on Thursday October 30th, 2025

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Blok One is a contemporary British artist who keeps his legal name out of public view. All published interviews, gallery bios, and agency listings refer to him only by the studio tag “Blok One,” so his birth name remains unpublished at present. What is on record is a clear visual signature: large, explosive paintings and murals that splice hard-edge geometry with freestyle graffiti marks. Spray paint, household emulsion, ripped paper, and thick resin are layered on reclaimed boards or directly on brick, producing glossy, scarred surfaces that feel like city walls frozen mid-party. Color palettes jump from warning orange and taxi-cab yellow to bruised purples, often arranged in concentric squares or fractured letterforms that suggest collapsing signage.

The artist cites early 1980s New York subway writing, 1990s Bristol scene stencils, and Bauhaus color theory as equal influences, a mash-up he calls “organised chaos.” Process shots reveal preliminary vector sketches on a tablet, but every finished piece is completed by hand, sometimes augmented with hand-cut mirror tiles that catch passing headlights or gallery spotlights.

Blok One’s output swings between studio canvases sold through online drops and major street commissions. Recent walls in Shoreditch, Digbeth, and Barcelona’s Poblenou district present optically dizzy portals—rings within rings that seem to recede into the masonry. Public reaction tends to split between viewers who photograph themselves inside the illusion and taggers who leave throw-ups across the lower edges, a dialogue the artist welcomes as part of urban living.

Workshops, limited-print releases, and collaborative apparel lines help fund larger independent murals, keeping the practice fluid and self-directed. For now, the figure behind the name stays intentionally in shadow, letting the bold geometries and color bursts speak for themselves.

Dan May 'The Gift Of Love' Project Starts Today

Hello friends,

In 2016, I came up with an idea, a concept I called The Daily Creature Project. The plan was simple: to create an original drawing every day for an entire year and share it with my fans and collectors. It became, in many ways, an open sketchbook to the world a glimpse into my imagination, process, and daily creative life.

It turned out to be one of the most transformative creative experiences of my life, so much so that I was inspired to keep going. I continued through 2019 and into 2020. The encouragement and enthusiasm I felt from my collectors, and from the many new fans who joined me along the way, made the journey all the more meaningful.

To those of you who stayed with me and supported me throughout those four years, thank you. I poured so much of myself into each new piece, and I remain deeply grateful for your love, support, and enthusiasm for my art. Now I have a new project that I am excited to share with you...

Starting today, I will be embarking on a new journey, this time with a new approach. About eighteen months ago, I met David Corbett during a phone call while he was recovering from cancer surgery. We were both at turning points in our lives, looking to the universe for a sign of what might come next.

After seeing one of my paintings on social media, David was so moved that he reached out. We became friends, and now we are collaborators. David is an award-winning writer and animation producer, and together our plan is to release one painting per day, each one accompanied by his words.

I will complete one original painting each day, inspired by a couplet from David’s poem. Thirty paintings and thirty verses in thirty days. As many of you know, my work often explores themes of hope, love, reflection, and the quiet wonder of life within the natural world. This is who I am as an artist, and we both believe there can never be too much love in the world.

At the end of one month, just days before Thanksgiving, this journey will conclude. The result will be a fully realized story, a collection featuring my paintings and David’s words. We hope you will join us over the next thirty days as we celebrate The Gift of Love in pictures and in words.

Beginning today, October 28th, and each day for the next 30 days, I will be offering a one-of-a-kind opportunity for you to not only share in this journey, but also to own a piece of it. Each daily painting from this series will be available in my shop at 12 PM EST for $300, on that day only. As many of you know, this is far less than I typically offer my originals for, so consider it a Gift of Love my heartfelt thanks to you for your continued kindness and support over the years. It means more to me than you will ever know.

Each painting will be 9" x 12", acrylic on wood panel, and will come with a printed verse from that day, a certificate of authenticity, and a Gentle Creatures sticker. Additionally, each piece will be signed and numbered according to its day in the series. Please join us as we step into the world of a Gentle Creature, as he shares his quiet wisdom about love with us all.

Warmly, Dan & David