Showing posts with label Giclée Prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Giclée Prints. Show all posts

Friday, July 18, 2014

San Diego Comic Con 2014

Here's my plans products and schedules for this years SDCC.
For this years SDCC, I got my hands on a limited number of "Decapitated Bear Heads (2014)" from my "Heads" show at Clutter Gallery. I'll be selling them to anyone who comes up and asks if they want one. Extremely limited, these heads were cast by hand, and their features were painted on by yours truly. Original retailing for $150 a piece, I'm planning on selling them at a SDCC for $100.
This year Munky King will have a couple new items for sale. The first is our latest major project: "Bitch" and the very limited "Golden Fleece" colorway (limited to 100 pieces, price to be determined). Along with that, we're also going to debut my self produced shaped pillow (limited to 50 pieces, $85 each).
I'll be signing at the Munky King booth on Thursday 11am - 1pm. 
Giant Robot is debuting our "Headspace Series: Father & Fett" prints. These painting were created for the Super Awesome exhibition at Oakland Museum of California, and are a variation on series I started a couple years ago called "Headspace". The series explores all the things that I grew up with or consider an integral part of my being. ($120 for the set)
Because of the interest expressed in this print, we are splitting the run. Fifty will be available at SDCC, and another fifty will be available on line from the Giant Robot website.
I will be signing at Giant Robot's booth on Friday, 12pm - 2pm.

Sunday, July 8, 2012

Bearing The Unbearable

In June 2012, Gallery 1988 and Titan Books released my first book "The Art of Luke Chueh - Bearing the Unbearable". The 198 page book documents the first seven years of my career (2003 - 2009).

The book also features exclusive interviews with L Crowsky (Cannibal Flower), Jensen Karp & Katie Cromwell (Gallery 1988), Gary Pressmen (Copro Gallery), Patrick Lam (Munky King), Joel & Josh Madden (Good Charolette), Petr Wentz (Fall Out Boy), and Jan Corey & Bruce Helford (Corey Helford Gallery). I choose these people to contribute because they had some of the biggest and most direct influences on my career.
A limited edition version of the book was also released. Limited to 500 copies this version comes in an anonymous cardboard box (which I've been customizing on the spot), an exclusive print of my first version of "Cut & Stitch" (the very last painting I created in 2009), and a unique signing sheet has been glued into the beginning of the book. 
Finally, I have plans of releasing an artist direct version of the limited with exclusive customized box, and other exclusive materials. For more information on this, please join my mailing list for information as it comes. You can find a form for my mailing list on my website.

Monday, April 11, 2011

Street Fighter II Hyakuretsu Kyaku (Lightening Kick) Print


Today, a print of my "Street Fighter II - Hyakuretsu Kyaku (Lightening Kick)" painting is being sold for a limited time on Jondo.com
Here's a link to the print page.
And here's the information concerning the print from the Jondo webiste:

Product Description
Part of the Creative Mind [Hopeful Child] collection, with all proceeds going to Japanese relief. Learn more about the effort here. All prints from this collection are PhotoGiclées & Giclées printed on archival-quality fine art paper. There is a 2" white border around the print, making them suitable for framing and display. A 12" x 16" print, for example, has an effective paper size of 16" x 20". All orders for this special relief effort will be printed and shipped beginning 04.25.2011. International orders will be open from 04.18.2011 - 04.25.2011.