Minty green lifecycley goodness from Scott Saw for only $20!

Too many good things about this print from John Puglisi. The trees! The kids! The costumes! The water tower! The grafitti!

I want this lovely Greg Simkins print purely because it features Eeyore as the most miserable unicorn EVER.

If you like Greg, he also has a ton of stuff on Thumbtack.

I love all of Kathie Olivas' mean and demented little kids, but the ones in costume make me especially happy.

Print from Gary Taxali for an issue of Blab. Seeing Mickey Mouse vomitting makes me happier then it really should.

This print by Penelope Dullaghan brings back fond memories of childhood... the smell of the grass, the warm sunshine, and the sound of my mother scolding me for creating new weeds.

There's something incredibly awe inspiring about Lori Earley's girls. Her Belladona portrait reminds me of Blythe dolls and the portraits in the Haunted Mansion, two of my favorite things.

Gorgeous print from Kadir Nelson.

“From The Village that Vanished, by Ann Grifalconi, in a peaceful moment, young Abikanile prays by the river asking her ancestors to aid the people of her village in their flight from raiding slavers.”

Ryan Heshka has a great series of spaceage pinup prints, and make sure that you don't miss the cheaper $40, amazingly cute dogstar.

I love (but had forgotten about) this print from Marci Washington, and was thankfully reminded of it by Tiny Showcase yesterday, when they printed "On the lounge".

This print by Jillian Tamaki reminds me of riding on the Snow White ride in Disneyland as a kid and being PETRIFIED that the trees were going to eat me.

Something different from Tra Selhtrow, 12"x12"x16" boxes.

Nicholas Deakin has a bunch of great stuff available at Thumbtack Press, but I was especially smitten with this set of three prints from him, although I'm also crushing on emote.

Matt Sewell has a lot going on. In addition to the four super cute prints currently available (every one of them made me go "aw"), he also has a ton of great work in the canvases section of his site. If you have a couple of minutes snoop around in his walls and interiors, lots of great murals in there. Hoping to see more prints from him in the future!

I just recently stumbled across Ray Caesar's wonderful, digital, artwork again. He has a ton of prints on his site, but you'll have to email for prices on individual prints since their pricing structure varies depending on how many prints are sold. Prices for prints range from $300-$1800.

This is one of my favorite scary girl toys from Nathan Jurevicius, I had no idea there was a print of her as well! Be sure to also check out the HUGE vertical scenes that are for sale, they're a bit pricy but look beautiful.

There are so many cool things to buy from Susie Gharhremani that I'm not even sure where to begin. Beside the awesome tugboat print pictured above, there's also teeny paint chip paintings available from her at receiver (i own the octopus one, it's very cute and well done), as well as lots of cards, an adorable to-do list, and wallets.

Dan McCarthy not only has some great art prints, but the posters showcased on his site are beautiful as well.

Today is Tuesday, and you know what that means... Tiny Showcase is releasing a new print, this time by Luke Amsey. I really like what I've seen of Luke's work on his site - so I can't wait to see the print!

Nice mini prints from Angie Mason, from her Stray's series. Also, I've totally fallen in love with her rotten tooth gang sculptures.

I have no idea what is happening to this man, or if he's naturally like this, all I know is... I kinda like it. Alex Gross has a ton of work available on his site, both in limited editions and as $50 inkjet prints.

Finally somebody posted an image of all of the prints in this set online, I've been waiting and waiting! It features a print by Seonna Hong & 2 Prints Each by Tim Biskup, Gary Baseman, Kathy Stacio Schorr, and Todd Schorr

This is a rare one for me as I typically will not purchase art with lettering or anything relating to bands, period. But since I found Ray Fenwick through Andre a few weeks ago he's swiftly became my favorite flickr contact, and I was super excited to get my hands on some of his work. I am so completely in love with the whole hair concept this one, but all of Ray's work is amazing, period.

Veins, trees, leaves and body parts are a few of my favorite things, so it's no big surprise that I like Ryan Jacob Smith's work.

Lilly Piri has a bunch of super light floaty prints up at Thumbtack that make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Plan 59 has great prints of american retro commercial art. All of the space stuff is my personal favorite, but there are also great pictures of demonic zombie children eating food, fast cars, and AND a BBQ Stand that LOOKS LIKE A PIG.

Also, Tiny Showcase is releasing another new print today at 8pm eastern time. Make sure to check it out, I'm positive it's going to be wonderful.

Textbook drawings with style from Andrew Brandou. There's only one print of skunk left at DvA, along with one Snow Hare, Racoon, and Swan.

Julie West's characters always make me smile, and today when it's raining and miserable here in San Francisco I feel even more sympathic to this poor guy's plight.

Mars-1's ink-blotted, pastel, sketchy, sci-fi alien landscapes and shapes make me very very happy.

My jaw literally dropped when I went to this site. The prints are done on an albion hand-press, some by very well known artists (there's a Mark Ryden print coming up soon, can't wait to see what that looks like), and, AND!! they also craft almost everything they do into exquisitely detailed presentations. Everything on their site is worth checking out, but I especially enjoyed the Baseman portfolio, the insanely ornately framed Glenn Barr giclées, and the Daniel Martin Diaz series on Exorcism.

In other news the rss feed now includes images! I'll be doing some additional formatting over the weekend, but it should be at least functional now.

My friend Bill Turner sent me a link to redding k a couple of days ago and I love the stuff they have available there. I particulary like the coloration and shadows on this Jordan Crane print.

I also wanted to thank everyone for all the great links and comments. And I know the rss feed is screwy - it'll be all fixed up by monday, hopefully sooner.

Jason Sho Green does some awesome line art, and he has tons of it available on his site in prints, t-shirts, cards, and zines. I personally like the starkness of Dreaming of brittany, but don't let it put you off if you're looking for something with more color, he's got those in there too.