Gundam “RX-78-2 Maintenance” Screen Print by Robert Wilson IV x Nakatomi

After debuting at New York Comic Con 2018 earlier this month, Robert Wilson’s awesome Gundam screen print “RX-78-2 Maintenance” is now available for purchase at the Nakatomi online store! What a freaking awesome homage to the classic giant manned robots. Seriously, who didn’t want a real life mecha as a kid!?!

“RX-78-2 Maintenance” by Robert Wilson IV is an 18”x24” signed and numbered screen print. The color First Edition is limited to just 100 pieces and features metallic gold ink accents, while the Black and White Variant is limited to just 20 pieces. Both versions retail for just $40 each.

Bernie Wrightson & Steve Niles Present "Something Spooky" Group Art Show at Guzu Gallery

This Halloween season Guzu Gallery treats you to an exhibition of a different breed. This time around they called upon two masters of modern horror to help conjure up the most frightening art show imaginable. Prepare to be astounded and amazed by morbid monsters, ghastly ghouls and cadaverous creeps tonight at Bernie Wrightson and Steve Niles Present “Something Spooky" Group Art Show at Guzu Gallery!!!

The show’s opening reception will be tonight, Friday, October 18th, from 7 to 10pm and the artwork will remain up through November 25th. As you've come to expect, Guzu will have live music on opening night to lift your spirits and raise your soul…or is that summon spirits and raise the dead? Guzu hopes to see you at the gallery but if you can't make it out, the bone-chilling artwork is available for purchase in their online store.

Bernie Wrightson and Steve Niles Present "Something Spooky" Group Art Show includes works by Bernie Wrightson, Dan Brereton, Stephanie Buscema, Nicole Cantu, Miguel Coronado III, Kristian Donaldson, Tim Doyle, M Fersner, Godmachine, Paul Hanley, Brandon Holt, Joe Jusko, Scott Kinnebrew, Shawn K. Knight, Cameron McPeters, Yehudi Mercado, Danny Miller, David Moscati, Troy Nixey, New Flesh, Phil Noto, Billy Perkins, Jesse Philips, Gary Pullin, Greg Ruth, Cody Schibi, Jon Smith, Arthur Suydam, Zach Taylor, Ben Templesmith, Francisco Ruiz, Eric Torres, Vincent X. Torres, Robert Wilson IV and Liz Wrightson.

Guzu Gallery presents Deep Cuts: 12" Tributes to Our Favorite Music Heroes

For Guzu Gallery’s newest group art show “Deep Cuts: 12" Tributes to Our Favorite Music Heroes” they’ve asked over 20 artists to choose a beloved music icon, cult hero or legend and let his/her creativity spill to paper. There were, however, three conditions: (1) the artwork must be a screen print; (2) the artwork must be album cover size; and (3) the artwork must cost $25. Oh yeah, and (4) the artwork must kick ass!

The show is scheduled to coincide with spring break, which is always the best time of year in Austin. It’s when SXSW, one of the largest and most hotly anticipated music festivals on the planet, crashes head first into the Live Music Capital of the World. And what better time to celebrate our favorite music heroes than South by Southwest!?! 

The opening reception will be Thursday, March 7th from 7 to 10pm and the artwork will remain up through April 7th. In classic Guzu style, there will be live music on opening night to shake the walls and rattle the art. But don’t fret if you can’t make the show’s opening, each limited edition screen print will be available in the Guzu Gallery online store on Sunday, March 10th at 3pm CST.

Deep Cuts: 12" Tributes to Our Favorite Music Heroes features works by the following artists: Jason Chalker, Miguel Coronado III, Tim Doyle, Graham Erwin, M. Fersner, Matt Frank, Mauro Garza, Paul Hanley, Kachi, Scott Kinnebrew, Mark Lone, Yehudi Mercado, Danny Miller, David Moscati, New Flesh, Billy Perkins, Jesse Philips, Gary Pullin, Cody Schibi, Zach Taylor, Eric Torres, Vincent X. Torres, Nathan Walker and Robert Wilson IV.

Guzu Gallery presents Strange Beasts: A Tribute to the Japanese Kaiju Phenomenon Art Show

This Friday Austin’s Guzu Gallery will be hosting their first themed art show entitled “Strange Beasts: A Tribute to the Japanese Kaiju Phenomenon.” The show includes screen prints, original artwork and custom toys from artists both local and nationwide, and from the pieces The Blot’s seen so far this show is going to be pretty awesome!

A band of twenty rogue artists have been assembled to defeat…ahem, pay homage to…those mighty, mammoth monsters from the movie and TV screens of Japan. As we speak, kaiju are awakening all over the world…soon the invasion will begin at Guzu Gallery! The Strange Beats opening reception will be this Friday, November 30th, from 7-10pm and the artwork will remain up through the end of 2012. If you can't make it out to the gallery in Austin don’t worry, they will have a number of limited edition screen prints available via the Guzu Gallery online store beginning Saturday, December 1st, at noon CST.

Strange Beasts features works by Joshua Budich, Nicole Cantu, Jason Chalker, Tracie Ching, Tim Doyle, Clay “Ferg" Ferguson, Matt Frank, Paul Hanley, Alexander Iaccarino, Shawn K. Knight, Danny Miller, David Moscati, New Flesh, Jesse Philips, Zach Taylor, Eric Torres, Vincent X. Torres, Nathan Walker, Scott Wetterschneider, and Robert Wilson IV.

Mountain Goats Survivors Choice 2012 West Coast Tour Posters by Robert Wilson IV

Last weekend The Blot got to meet the talented Robert Wilson IV at Space City Con 2012. I was first introduced to this Dallas artist’s work a few years ago when he designed a tour poster for Adam WarRock, which is still probably my favorite Adam WarRock gig poster. Robert had the two tour posters he designed for the Mountain Goats’ 2012 Survivors Choice West Coast Tour at his booth and I was blown away by both the screen prints’ intricate designs and colors.

Robert explained he was actually introduced to the Mountain Goats on Twitter, where they bonded over their mutual love of DC Comics’ Kamandi. Robert then used Kamandi’s theme of a post-apocalyptic future as inspiration when designing these two prints for the Mountain Goats recent west coast mini tour. Both prints proved so popular, they sold out just a few days into the Mountain Goat’s tour! Now the only way to get your hands on one is through the Nakatomi online store (Tim Doyle’s Nakatomi printed these posters for RW4 and the Mountain Goats).

Each Mountain Goats 2012 West Coast Tour Poster by Robert Wilson IV is an 18”x24” screen print with florescent pink ink, and comes signed and numbered by the artist. Each print has a limited edition run size of just 100 pieces, with only 25 available through Nakatomi. Pick one up here for just $30 while supplies last!