Andrew Scott 'Tug' Series Release Details

Artist: Andrew Scott
Title: Tug (10 DIFF DOGS)
Medium: Framed Multiples
Size: 33 x 44.5 cm Each
Edition: TIMED
Prices: £300

*available at 5am EST on Friday October 24th, 2025

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Andrew Scott is an American artist who turns destruction into beauty by painting on broken frames and shattered glass. Born in 1991 he grew up in rural Pennsylvania where he studied illustration at the local community college before moving to Philadelphia to pursue fine art. Scott began experimenting with damaged materials after noticing how cracks in a window resembled lightning across a night sky. He now collects discarded mirrors cracked picture frames and fragments of tempered glass from abandoned buildings then layers oil acrylic and spray paint directly onto the jagged surfaces. The resulting portraits and abstract landscapes appear to explode outward while remaining delicately held together by gravity and resin.

Each composition balances chaos and control as brushstrokes follow the lines of fracture turning splinters into petals and shards into rays of light. Scott describes his process as a conversation with chance because every crack dictates where the image can and cannot go. Recent series explore themes of resilience memory and the fragmented self inviting viewers to see brokenness as a form of honest storytelling. His work has been exhibited in galleries across the East Coast and is held in private collections throughout the United States. By transforming trash into luminous art Scott challenges conventional ideas of value and permanence proving that even the most shattered surface can hold a complete and powerful vision.

Emu 'Temporary Escapism' Print Available

Artist: Emu
Title: Temporary Escapism
Medium: 6 Color Screen Print
Size: 67 x 67 cm
Edition: 35
Prices: £350

Emu is a self taught contemporary artist from Osaka Japan whose vibrant mixed media works fuse manga aesthetics with urban street energy. Born in 1983 Emu grew up surrounded by the neon soaked visuals of Japanese pop culture and the raw graffiti that covered city walls. These influences merge in paintings that layer acrylic ink spray paint and collage onto canvas wood and even vintage manga pages. Central to Emus imagery are wide eyed characters whose exaggerated expressions hover between innocence and rebellion. Bold outlines flat color fields and dynamic brushwork create a sense of movement that recalls both classic anime cels and the immediacy of tag art. Emu often incorporates Japanese text and fragmented comic panels inviting viewers to piece together narratives that feel personal yet universally nostalgic.

Recent bodies of work explore themes of identity consumerism and the tension between tradition and modernity in contemporary Japan. Solo exhibitions in Tokyo Kyoto and international fairs have brought Emu a growing global following while collaborative projects with apparel brands and music labels extend the art beyond gallery walls. Whether painting a large outdoor mural or an intimate panel Emu approaches each surface with the same restless curiosity layering translucent glazes and gestural marks until the piece pulses with life. The result is a visual language that speaks to anyone who has ever felt caught between worlds finding beauty in chaos and connection in color.

Todd Slater 'In Heaven Everything Is Fine' Prints Available

Artist: Todd Slater
Title: In Heaven Everything Is Fine (Black Lodge)
Medium: 5 Color Screen Prints
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 30
Prices: $85

*there is also a Rainbow Foil and a Stardream Jupiter Red version available

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Todd Slater is an American poster artist born in 1979 in Peoria Illinois who has built a celebrated career translating the energy of indie and mainstream rock into vibrant silkscreen art. After moving to Austin Texas at age five he studied art design and film at Stephen F. Austin State University graduating in 2002. A chance discovery of gigposters.com ignited his passion for concert art and by twenty four he was sending unsolicited White Stripes designs that won him early commissions and led to ongoing collaborations with Jack White Dave Matthews and Pearl Jam.

Working primarily in limited edition hand pulled screenprints Slater spends roughly forty hours on each poster weaving surreal layered imagery that minimizes text and maximizes visual storytelling. His influences range from the 1960s Chicago collective The Hairy Who to figurative painters like Jenny Saville and the aesthetics of Aesthetic Apparatus and Ames Bros. Beyond music he crafts sought after film posters for Austin’s Mondo Gallery including a Goldfinger print that sold at Christie’s for over three thousand dollars. Slater’s meticulous process blends digital precision with hand drawn textures resulting in rich color fields intricate line work and hidden symbols that reward close inspection. Whether depicting Arctic Monkeys Queens of the Stone Age or Jerry Garcia his pieces function as both collectible ephemera and stand alone fine art capturing the spirit of performance while pushing the boundaries of contemporary printmaking.

Huck Gee 'Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer - The Long Year' Prints Available

Artist: Huck Gee
Title: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer - The Long Year
Medium: Giclee Prints
Size: 10 x 14 Inches Each
Edition: 110
Prices: $75 Each or $250/Set

*available at 3pm EST on Friday October 17th, 2025

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Huck Gee is the professional name of Mark Gee born in 1973 in Newcastle upon Tyne England. He is a contemporary artist illustrator toy maker and designer who has lived in San Francisco since the early 1990s. Gee is best known for creating the iconic Skullhead character which became a cornerstone of the designer toy movement. His style which he calls Bastardized Asian Pop Culture fuses Japanese Edo period aesthetics with Hong Kong street pop art resulting in bold graphic images rendered in crisp lines and flat color blocks. In 2005 he launched the Skullhead Project a collaboration between Kidrobot and Barneys New York where five top fashion designers dressed 12 inch Skullhead figures in miniature versions of their spring collections.

His work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide and in 2007 his Hello My Name Is 8 inch Dunny toy was accepted into the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Gee has also consigned pieces to Christie's auction house cementing his place in the fine art market. In 2018 he co founded Superplastic with Paul Budnitz where he created flagship characters Janky and Guggimon and led collaborations with brands like Gucci Nike Gorillaz and Fortnite. After leaving Superplastic in 2022 he returned to his personal practice focusing on handcrafted art toys and original prints that continue to sell out within seconds online.

Adrian Landon Brooks 'Works On Paper' Prints Available

Artist: Adrian Landon Brooks
Title: Works On Paper
Medium: Deckled Serigraphs
Size: 11 x 14 Inches Each
Edition: 40
Prices: $100 Each or $200/Set

Adrian Landon Brooks is an American artist born in Houston Texas in 1983 who now lives and works in the woods outside Austin. He studied painting at the San Francisco Art Institute and has developed a distinctive desert folk aesthetic that merges spiritual symbolism with roughhewn materials. Brooks combs burn piles at sawmills junk shops and antique stores searching for weathered wood corroded metal and faded photographs whose patina he refuses to strip. Once an object speaks to him he answers with acrylic ink pastel and pencil applying serene faces celestial bodies blooming flowers and geometric altars that hover between ancient icon and contemporary dream.

A consistent pastel palette of peach mint and lilac softens the melancholy themes of love loss and redemption that run through his work creating a gentle dissonance that soothes while it unsettles. The artist credits his early days writing graffiti with teaching him color composition and urgency lessons that still guide his bold concise imagery. Recent murals include commissions for the San Antonio Spurs and large scale walls across Texas while gallery exhibitions like Siren Song reveal a more deliberate dialogue with Egyptian and pan Mediterranean forms. Whether painting on a shard of barn wood or a full city wall Brooks hopes viewers leave with wonder detached from the here and now feeling the ritual pulse that connects handmade mark to timeless story.

PichiAvo 'Poseidon Chromata' Print Available

Artist: PichiAvo
Title: Poseidon Chromata
Medium: Digital Offset Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 300
Prices: £285

Ben Frost 'New Sticker Packs' Available

Artist: Ben Frost
Title: Sticker Packs
Medium: UV Coated Vinyl Stickers
Size: 5-6 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: AU$25

Ben Frost is an Australian contemporary artist born in 1975 who has gained international recognition for his bold, irreverent Pop Art that subverts mainstream media iconography. Based in Melbourne, Frost creates kaleidoscopic mash-up paintings that draw inspiration from graffiti, collage, photorealism, and sign-writing techniques. His instantly recognizable style features everyday consumer products and beloved childhood characters recontextualized in provocative scenarios that critique consumer culture and advertising.

Frost's work challenges Western cultural norms through confrontational imagery, often depicting familiar mascots like Super Mario, Bart Simpson, and Pikachu in compromising situations that explore themes of addiction, hyper-consumerism, and the darker side of commercialism. His paintings frequently utilize packaging surfaces, from McDonald's fry containers to luxury fashion bags, creating a tension between fast-food accessibility and high-end status symbols.

Educated at Queensland College of Art, Frost has exhibited internationally for over two decades with solo shows in London, New York, Sydney, Los Angeles, Toronto, Singapore, Berlin, Miami, and San Francisco. His controversial 2000 exhibition "Ben Frost is Dead" made national news when he faked his own death. Notable collaborations include working with Jeremy Scott for Moschino's Fall/Winter 2018 capsule collection and partnering with Carolina Herrera for a limited edition fragrance release. Frost also founded Stupid Krap, a platform promoting Australian artists globally, and established Paste-Modernism, the world's largest paste-up festival.

Eelus 'The Centre Of It All' Print Available

Artist: Eelus
Title: The Centre Of It All
Medium: 14 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 35
Price: $350

Eelus 'The Seeker' Print Available

Artist: Eelus
Title: The Seeker
Medium: Varnished Giclee Print
Size: 27.5 x 35.4 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $300

Eelus is the artistic alias of Lee Pennington a self taught British artist born in northern England. He emerged in the early 2000s as a vivid voice in the UK street art scene with bold stencil based works that combine pop culture references and graphic design clarity. His signature pieces often feature bright flat color fields and playful yet unsettling imagery such as the iconic Shat At stencil that shows a cartoon figure caught mid explosion. Influenced by vintage comics advertising and science fiction Pennington constructs narratives that balance humor dread and wonder inviting viewers to decode layered symbolism about consumerism nostalgia and urban anxiety.

Working in both outdoor murals and limited edition screenprints he maintains meticulous craftsmanship while embracing spontaneous mark making that keeps his studio output fresh. Over the years he has exhibited in group and solo shows throughout Europe and the United States building a loyal following drawn to his energetic palette and accessible but thought provoking themes. Pennington continues to live and work in Brighton where he develops new bodies of work that push stencil technique toward painterly abstraction while remaining rooted in the street aesthetic that launched his career.

El Mac 'White Rose' Prints Available

Artist: El Mac
Title: White Rose
Medium: Hand Pulled 6 Color Screen Prints
Size: 20 x 20 Inches each
Edition: Various
Price: $425-$900

El Mac born Miles MacGregor in 1980 in Los Angeles is an internationally acclaimed muralist and painter celebrated for luminous photorealistic portraits that pulse with compassion. Raised by an artist mother and engineer father he grew up surrounded by Chicano culture classical European painting and devotional imagery all of which feed his signature style of radiating contour lines that wrap tender faces in rippling halos of light. Beginning with graffiti in the mid 1990s he refined aerosol technique into a perfectionist craft that honors ordinary marginalized or overlooked people translating their dignity onto walls museums and canvases worldwide.

His murals rise like secular altars on buildings in Los Angeles Phoenix Brussels Phnom Penh Havana Berlin Dublin Singapore and beyond commissioned by institutions such as the Groeninge Museum San José Museum of Art QAGOMA Brisbane Fondazione Prada and Northeastern University. Whether portraying a Navajo weaver gazing upward above the historic American Hotel or a stooped Mexican laborer rendered in technicolor spray he treats every subject with reverence aiming to uplift viewers through careful observation of human resilience. Working mostly at night he builds thin veils of pigment that glow beneath streetlights creating batteries of emotion meant to outlast their weathered surfaces. El Mac continues to advocate for public art as civic love insisting that monumental beauty belongs not to the wealthy but to the everyday souls who inhabit the city.