3D HD Wallpaper: Indoor Street Art by Paul Baines

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Indoor Street Art by Paul Baines

Posted: 26 Apr 2011 02:18 PM PDT

NEW super limited edition art prints by Parisian artist/illustrator Seb NIARK1 Feraut's painting "Ouvre-ventre" are available right now, but only for the next 5 days at 1XRUN. 12×16 inch Giclée on 330gsm 100% Archival Cotton Paper. All prints are Signed & Numbered by the artist and come with a Certificate of Authenticity from 1xRUN. Maximum run of 50. Fab stuff.

1XRUN offer time/number limited edition prints by selected artists from around the world. 1xRUN was founded by the team at 323East Gallery in Royal Oak, Michigan. They've been working with a wide and varied group of amazing artists, locally and internationally, with solid reputations, and great relationships with their collectors. This has expanded over the last several years with the extensive relationships we’ve developed with other gallerists, art auctions and fairs that we travel to globally, as well as our New York partners who are on the pulse of the art market.

They have several printing methods from Giclée to hand pulled Silkscreens, printing and stretching to canvas, or any medium our artists want to work in. Regardless, each RUN meets the highest standard of quality to achieve the best results.

Jermaine Rogers

Posted: 26 Apr 2011 05:29 AM PDT

Jermaine Rogers is one of the world's top rock poster artists, he's been drawing and painting tour posters since 1994 and his client list is pretty spectacular too. Having worked with music legends like David Bowie, Neil Young, Radiohead and many more, having produced over 800 posters by now, his standing and reputation in the music business is unquestioned. His line art style and original use of colour is highly familiar, having seeped so deep into the public consciousness, and his works are becoming more and more collectible, including posters, screen prints and original drawings. Major artistic influences include Goya, Warhol, and Van Gogh, and finds inspiration in all sorts of source material including old pulp writings, inner-earth theory literature, Ancient and Biblical texts, 1970's children's culture (including television programming, toys, and reading materials), old-time radio shows, and wax museum figures and figure-making.