James Jean has joined with Pressure Printing to create a new print based on Jean’s Dive piece. It has an image size of 29″ x 16″, and a paper size of 36″ x 23″, and comes in two editions (15 regular & 7 special) with the special version hand-embellished by Jean himself. For details and purchasing ($2000 for the regular and $4000 for the special edition), check Pressure Printing’s website.

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Check out this new piece from South African artist, Faith 47.

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Shepard Fairey has designed a new print for Henry Rollins’ Frequent Flyer tour. The 18 x 24″ signed and numbered screen print is limited to 225, and will go on sale for $45 through Obey’s online shop.

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If by chance you’re unfamiliar with Antony Micallef, feast your eyes on some great work from the London-based artist whose paintings have been summarized as ‘critical pop’, exposing “the darker side of our consumerist society and the human condition”.

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The Jeremyville Studio was commissioned to create a campaign for the Asics 2010 Toyko Marathon. The campaign includes billboards, press ads, apparel, a short animation, and in-store posters.

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This year, Espo once again offers a print for Valentine’s Day. Measuring 55 x 55 cm, the six colour screen print features a glossy black finish on 330gsm white archival paper, and is an edition of 300. You can purchase it now through Pictures on Walls.

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Christopher St. Leger creates some of the most realistic watercolours. Add to the fact that his subjects are often skaters, and urban landscapes, and we’re sold.

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Shepard Fairey’s 20-year retrospective, Supply and Demand moves to Cincinnati, and to commemorate the opening, CAC will be releasing an exclusive print.  An edition is 450, it has been signed and numbered, and will only be available at the CAC.

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Jeremyville shows us his latest print, which is a doozy. The giant Love Bunny print was commissioned by Paul Budnitz, founder of Kidrobot.

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Matt W. Moore’s latest show, Crystals & Lasers, opened last Friday at Paris’ SINCE.upian Gallery. We already mentioned the mural he painted across the street from the gallery, and just yesterday, Matt updated his Flickr with images from opening night. Here they are.

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