Art

Accurately reproducing an artist's work is one of the most important things we do here at StickerGiant. The custom die-cut wolf sticker we recently printed for Boulder artist Phil Lewis is a perfect case in point. The artwork was incredibly complex and filled with intricate line work and deep saturated colors. Phil pencils his artwork freehand and inks the fine lines with Pigma Micron...

Grandmom might love her pastels and watercolors, but retro's not your thing. If you want to say it with color right now, you've gotta spray it. Montana Colors to the rescue, with their line of boutique spray paints and markers for today's artists. The medium's the message and it's gone maximum. Montana's Hardcore rattle cans are capable of spreading 32 square feet of color and designed t...

Hudzo is one Peter Hudson, an artist who's "available for large scale kinetic zoetrope art installation for events and festivals worldwide." This guy makes some seriously awe-inspiring sculptures...that move, light up, and trip your expectations. After a two-year hiatus, San Francisco-based artist Peter Hudson returns to Burning Man 2011 and the forum of public art with his latest piece, C...

Presenting...another StickerGiant Fan of the Week! This week's shout-out goes to one Craft E Magee. Why is this truly talented DIY-er our Fan of the Week? Well, she ordered some custom stickers, posted a photo and told the world. Respect! Which is why we're sending her a box of yummy cookies from our neighbor, Mary’s Market & Deli. Oh, you'd better believe she's crafty. Turns out,...

From original artwork to signed prints to hard-to-find vinyl, Nevermind Gallery is the place for some of the most beautifully crafted art posters by some of the most talented graphic artists working today. Nevermind Gallery has the web's largest selection of signed and numbered limited edition concert posters, prints and gigposters. Featuring artists such as: Frank Kozik, Glenn Barr, Coop,...

The Texas Atomic Iron Commission doesn't blow things up or work on top secret projects named for cocktails—but they do make amazingly beautiful artwork out of one of earth's heaviest substances. The Texas Atomic Iron Commission is a collaborative organization that brings together universities, industry, students and artists. The exhibition features cast iron sculptures by eleven Texas arti...

  Have no fear: Artisphere is here! Or at least, it's in Arlington County, Virginia. In addition to having access to our nation's capital and the best peanuts ever, the lucky people of Arlington get to participate in the Art Every Day program. The interactive public art project that invites you to take and post Art Every Day images to our Facebook Wall has been extended indefinit...

Ryan Peter Miller. He's a painter. He's unconventional. Like the above painting, from an exhibition titled "Excavation", made by layering acrylic paint deeply on a surface and then gouging through the bulk of the paint to reveal the colors underneath. That's what you call interrogation of the medium, I think. Here's Ryan Peter himself, from his artist's statement: The ideas that define the...

Art shows are always fun. I mean, in that way that casually evaluating the outpourings of someone else's soul can be. Then walking by, saying, "Well, that was kind of cool" or instead "Whatever." Then going to lunch. I'm sure the second annual Toy Joy Art Show was full of that, but it was also a successful Austin event, held at the United States Art Authority (who knew, right? Must be an...