fine art prints and posters available to purchase
Mattel Creations celebrates 75 years of Art and Engineering by showing you the art and science that goes into each and every one of their iconic toys. To kick it all off, they’ve launched the limited-edition Art of Engineering collection, designed to give you a clear look, literally, at what goes into making some of their most legendary products. Read more
Bar charts, Pie charts, Venn Diagrams and Lists worth framing? That’s right. The spot-on humor of Matt Shirley’s daily charts are infectious and now he’s made them available as art prints. Read more
Our apologies for posting so infrequently as of late, but the Northern California Fires (my own home town area) have taken precedent. I chose to update people through my own facebook account and twitter account in lieu of writing blog posts because of the immediacy and ever-changing situation. But now, we share our first fire-related art story. Read more
If the titles H.R. Pufnstuf, Lidsville, Sigmund The Sea Monster, Banana Splitz and The Bugaloos make you feel nostaglic, you grew up with Sid & Marty Krofft’s imaginative – if not drug-induced- characters who graced your television set with their wacky antics every Saturday morning. Read more
Artist and photographer Cecelia Webber’s Human Flowers are photomosaics of real human bodies that appear as plants and flowers found in nature. Digitally composed, it takes a second to realize these tessellated images are made of several individual photographs of people. Read more
Fun for the Octopus-Obsessed. If you’re not familiar with the illustrated books and activity books featuring Otto and Victoria by illustrator Brian Kesinger – then you’re doing your love of cephalopods a disservice. Drawn in his animated illustration style with a steampunk edge, Brian has published hardcover books, a coloring book, a paper doll book and more featuring the adventures of Victoria Psismall and her pet land octopus Otto. Read more
Octavian Mielu is a graphic artist from Bucharest, Romania who has taken the work of street artists and pop culture icons and digitally turned them into neon-like art prints that look like real neon sculpture. Read more
Billy Butcher’s Trump X Hillary: I Love To Hate You is a series of digital art posters for Curioos that pit Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump against one another, only in the illustrated form of our favorite pop culture icons. Read more