Burlesque of North America, fine purveyors of impeccably designed printed materials and beyond, have a holiday themed coloring contest up.
After voting at their Holiday Bonanza the lucky winner will receive a poster pack from Burlesque!
Get all the details and the coloring page here.
Hurry, judgment night is December 12th.
These DVD’s are total mind fucks in the best possible way.
In case you don’t know: Each TV CARNAGE volume is hundreds of hours of exceptionally bad TV lovingly fused together into an hour plus; glorious cesspools of retardation. These are the compilations that have been featured and loved by VICE MAGAZINE, NME, SHARPEWORLD, FORT DRASIC, OK FLAVOR, DAILY CANDY (see CARNAGE KUDOS for more) and shown in festivals and porn theatres throughout North America, Europe and Japan.
Get them here.
I had the pleasure of catching Chris Mars’ show at the Jonathan Levine Gallery a while back. He has quickly become one of my all-time favorite painters.
Read more about Chris here (you may know him from drumming for The Replacements), pick up his book here and check out his upcoming show at Billy Shire Fine Arts in Culver City, CA December 12, 2009 – January 2, 2010.
Kristian Hammerstad is an illustrator/designer from Oslo, Norway who straight kills it.
Check out more of his work here.
Sport your love for flesh tearing zombies with these Reload bags.
Check out the rest of the “Bags of the Living Dead” collection and buy them here.
AJ Fosik has a bad ass beer sweater collection.
Hi-Fructose has a great look at Scott Hove’s Cakeland.
Head on over to check out an exclusive virtual tour and photos of Hove’s CakeVault
The Clayton Brothers have a new limited edition book/print/case on sale now.
Designed with the Clayton Brothers collaborative spirit and tightly encapsulated within a Lucite box, the book and print portray what Rob and Christian refer to as the “abstract narrative”. Spanning cover to cover, Caught Being Good flows with full bleed, full color interior spreads of random studio shots of various works in progress. Throughout the book personal photos taken by Rob and Christian during their travels around the world seamlessly thread throughout unpublished and or unfinished paintings and personal images from the back room of their studio in California. Floret, the accompanying giclée is hand touched by the artists and printed on archival paper, individually numbered and framed.
Buy it/them here.
Interview and studio visit with Frank Kozik by Babylon Falling.
(Via Irregulara)
