The centerpiece to Alex Pardee’s solo show from last year, Letters from Digested Children, Digested Rainbow is now available as a print. Limited to just 50, and measuring 17″ x 22″, each has been individually signed and numbered by Pardee himself, and is currently available through Hi Fructose for $50.

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Originally created for his show, Frolicking Nightmares, these two prints Alex Pardee are limited to only 50. A few however, have gone on sale over at Zero Friends. They measure 17″ x 22″ and are hand signed and numbered by Alex Pardee.

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In three short minutes, Alex Pardee paints the wall at Upper Playground Portland.

We’ve already showed you the cover of Cage’s new album, Depart from Me. Now we bring you the entire album artwork, which was designed by Alex Pardee. If you haven’t already peeped the album, you can listen to it in its entirety at Cage’s MySpace.

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Above is the cover for Cage’s new album, entitled Depart from Me, which is set to release July 7th. The cover, including a 12-page booklet was designed by Alex Pardee. Over on Upper Playground’s blog, Pardee goes into detail about his friendship with Cage, and how the project came to fruition.

After the jump, check out some sketches and alternate covers Pardee created before arriving at the final version.

For Gallery 1988’s new exhibit celebrating their fifth anniversary, Alex Pardee created a new work entitled Revenge of the Black Nerd. Gelaskins used the print on several protective skins for the iPhone, iPod, and MacBook. No word if there will be an official release but about 100 will be released at the opening today. You can get Pardee’s earlier works for Gelaskins through their website.

Check out the rest of the Gelaskins and the print after the jump.

Last Thursday, while Ron English opened his exhibit on the first floor, Alex Pardee also launched his latest exhibit on the ground floor of Fifty24SF Gallery. Letters from Digest Children pays homage to those children who have been eaten by monsters. States Pardee:

“Each year, thousands of children turn up missing. Some are found. But most, unfortunately, are not. Many of the children are victims of abduction, some are runaways, and a large handful of them . . . have been EATEN by monsters.  However, the digestive system of many monsters is abnormally slow, and a large portion of these children that have been eaten are still ALIVE, patiently waiting to be saved.  Over the last year, from various parts of the country, I have gathered a selection of written S.O.S. letters from some of these children who are slowly being digested by the monsters that devoured them.”

The exhibit runs until January 29th.

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