“Voyeur #1” Screen Print by Steve Seeley x All Star Press Chicago

All Star Press Chicago continues its year long Naturally Beautiful Print Series with this fantastic new art print by Steve Seeley entitled “Voyeur #1”! It draws inspiration from the covers of classic romance novels and comic books and combines it with that iconic meme of Homer Simpson from The Simpsons.

“Voyeur #1” by Steve Seeley is a 22”x30” signed and numbered 11 color screen print on 160 lb. Mohawk Superfine Ultra White paper with hand deckled edges. Limited to 30 pieces, this Naturally Beautiful art print can be purchased now at AllStarPressChicago.com for $250.

“Dog Fight” The Simpsons Screen Print by Steve Seeley x POP!NK Editions – A ComplexLand Exclusive!

POP!NK Editions is participating in this week’s ComplexCon virtual event ComplexLand, and has released this awesome new The Simpsons inspired “Dog Fight” screen print by artist Steve Seeley!  It is a 20”x28” hand numbered 6 color screen print on Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite paper with deckled edges.  This rad art print is limited to 40 pieces and retails for $150 now at pop-nk-editions.myshopify.com, where you can also pick up POP!NK Editions’ other ComplexLand exclusives.

“Home(r) Isolation” The Simpsons Screen Print by Steve Seeley x All Star Press

The Blot was so bummed out that I learned about this epic new screen print by artist Steve Seeley and All Star Press a few days too late! Inspired by The Simpsons, “Home(r) Isolation” features Homer Simpson in Seeley’s unique art style. The Blot’s a huge fan of Seeley’s fine art and his bouquets of expressions.

“Home(r) Isolation” by Steve Seeley is an 18”x24” signed and numbered 8 color screen print on 160 lb. Mohawk Superfine Ultra White paper with hand deckled edges. Limited to just 35 pieces, this The Simpsons inspired print was sold exclusively at AllStarPressChicago.com for $100, and sold out in mere minutes.

NYCC 2017 Exclusive Flyboy Screen Print by Steve Seeley

The Blot has been drooling over this new Flyboy print by Steve Seeley ever since I first saw it on Instagram. Set to be released exclusively at New York Comic Con 2017, this epic Flyboy screen print is Seeley’s take on Hebru Brantley’s Flyboy mythos filtered through his favorite comic book artists. Can you identify all of the influences Seeley included in his epic design based on the Black Boy Fly comic book written by Hebru and Seeley?

The New York Comic Con 2017 Exclusive Flyboy Screen Print by Steve Seeley measures 22”x30” and includes 11 colors. Printed by Pop Inked, the poster can be purchased this weekend at the Toy Tokyo NYCC booth.

C2E2 Exclusive “Toupee Pac” & “Notorious W.I.G.” Screen Prints by Steve Seeley x Pop!nk Editions

Pop!nk Editions is currently set up at C2E2 in Chicago, IL, where they have released a number of killer convention exclusive pop culture prints, including these two hilariously awesome hair-tastic posters by Steve Seeley! Seeley pays tribute to two of the biggest names in hip-hop, Tupac and Biggie, with these C2E2 2017 exclusive screen prints “Toupee Pac” and “The Notorious W.I.G.” Both of these 5 color screen prints are available now at Pop!nk Edition’s C2E2 booth #655.

C2E2 Exclusive Marvel “Hulk (Look) Smashing” & “Thing of Beauty” Screen Prints by Steve Seeley x Pop Inked

This weekend is C2E2 2016 in Chicago and Pop Inked will be releasing a number of really killer exclusive screen prints at the show! Check out these awesome Marvel Comics inspired designs by Chicago based artist Steve Seeley, which reimagine two of Marvel’s biggest brawlers, the Hulk and the Fantastic Four’s Thing, as women. The Blot seriously loves “Hulk (Look) Smashing” and “Thing of Beauty”! Both Marvel inspired prints by Steve Seeley measure 20”x20” and are hand pulled signed and numbered screen prints on Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite 160lb cover paper with deckled edges.

“Hulk (Look) Smashing” is a 5 color print, while “Thing of Beauty” is a 4 color print. These fantastic prints are limited to 40 pieces each and be purchased at C2E2 booth #468 in The Block for $40 each. Any remaining prints will be available at the Pop Inked online store on Monday, March 21st, at noon CST. Matching number sets will also be available in limited quantities for just $75 per set.

“Way Up Top” Batman & Superman Screen Print by Steve Seeley

Last week comic artist and writer Steve Seeley, who currently is the creator/co-writer of Image’s Hoax Hunters, released this beautiful Superman and Batman screen print “Way Up Top.” It is actually a screen print adaptation of one of Seeley’s many comic book inspired paitings produced by Nakatomi. The Blot loves how lifelike the image’s background is, and don’t Batman and Superman just look so happy? It’s a nice change from the dark and brooding New 52 version of the characters DC Comics has forced upon us.

“Way Up Top” by Steve Seeley is an 18”x24” 7 color Batman and Superman signed and numbered screen print. Limited to just 50 pieces, you can purchase one through the Nakatomi online store for just $30. But act fast because rumor has it only a handful are still available!

Quentin vs. Coen: An Art Show Tribute to Tarantino and the Brothers

Last night was opening night for Spoke Art’s newest pop culture art show entitled “Quentin vs. Coen: An art show tribute to the films of Tarantino and the Brothers.” A follow-up to last year’s highly successful “Bad Dads: An Art Show Tribute to the Films of Wes Anderson,” Spoke Art has arranged a battle-royal style art show featuring over 100 world class artists from the new contemporary art scene. Painters, screen printers and digital artists were invited to reinterpret their favorite scenes, characters and films from the heralded directors, resulting in an eclectic showing of inspirational fine art.

The first installment of Spoke Art’s “versus” series, “Quentin vs Coen,” looks to expand on the concept of a pop culture themed art show by pitting together two directors who share overlapping or similar stylistic themes, and allowing the viewer to decide their favorites. Though there are many distinct differences between the bodies of work created by both Quentin Tarantino and the Coen Brothers, their crafting of generation-defining soundtracks, the penchant for ubiquitous violence, their casting of the same actors (notably Steve Buscemi), and their ability to constantly create spectacular works of varying genres (everything from Kung-Fu to crime dramas to westerns), have cemented both Quentin and the Coens as some of the most important directors of our generation.

With over 100 artists participating, The Blot can’t highlight (or even list) all of the amazing talent involved in this show. So instead I picked a couple of my favorites to highlight in this post like “Putting out the Fire” by Cassie Podish, “Raising Arizona” by Matt Leunig and “True Grit x Kill Bill” by Steve Seeley. To see more click here.

“Quentin vs. Coen - An art show tribute to the films of Tarantino and the Brothers” presented by Spoke Art opened last night, Thursday, April 7th, at the Bold Hype Gallery in New York City and will be on view until Saturday, April 9th.