Above at Studiocromie

The latest to join Studiocromie's ever-growing ensemble of artists is prolific graffiti artist Above. Above's work has graced walls and shop fronts for over ten years and can be found in over 35 countries- yet his original pieces are surprisingly hard to come by. Luckily for you, there are currently thirteen arrows on birch wood currently available from Studiocromie with more stuff (including prints) from Above to come. Each unique arrow is 46 x 40cm, double-sided and created through a combination of fabrics, textiles and screenprinting. Click this link to see what's currently available- his stuff is selling out fast.

"Always In Season" by Rene Gagnon

The rather stunning piece you see above is by the "American Post-Graffiti Abstract Expressionist" who goes by the name of Rene Gagnon. Edition size is just 40 and each signed piece is priced at $160 including shipping. Available to order now from Rene's site.

Six New Prints by Esao Andrews

"The Thinker" by Esao Andrews

If you're a fan of Esao Andrews (who isn't?) you're in luck; six new prints have been put up for sale on his site. All are in low editions (varying between 40 and 60) and have low prices (in between $70 and $80) with each coming signed and numbered by Esao. You can buy them right now from Esao.net.

Aiko Bunny Vinyl Toy Announced

Kid Robot are set to release a vinyl figure based on Aiko Nakagawa's popular Bunny come this March 13th. The edition size is nice and big with 750 of each colourway (gold and blue) set to be released with a price of just $39.95 each.

Word from KidRobot:

Too hip for chocolate, too fresh for Alice; Aiko Rabbit is not satisfied with simply being a stencil brought to life. With his removable spray can, this bunny is ready to return the favor. Designed by Aiko Nakagawa, co-founder of NYC collective FAILE, the iconic vinyl rabbit comes in your choice of blue or gold color ways. Just 750 of each will be produced, retailing for $39.95.

If you're in, be sure to keep your eye on their site.

New Prints by Alex Pardee

"Owlex" by Alex Pardee

Alex Pardee has recently released four brand new giclee prints on his site. All of them are in signed, numbered editions of just 200 and priced at a very fair $40 each. Check them out here.

Crispy Marshall Card from Letter Pressed

Letter Pressed have unleashed a brand new set of cards from 64 Colours featuring their popular Crispy Marshall character. Each set contains 5 cards/envelopes plus a free 1” button- not bad at all for $17. The card set is limited to just 500 with just the first 40 orders being signed, buy it from the Letter Pressed store.

Untitled #5 by Jason Thielke

The successor to rising star Jason Thielke's previous print (now completely sold out) has just been released through the Limited Addiction gallery. The 20" x 24" piece costs $120 and comes in a small edition of 50 with each being signed and numbered. Buy it here before it goes.

Untitled (from Sub Rosa) by Birthe Piontek at 20x200

The weekly Wednesday photo print from 20x200 is this time by professional German photographer Birthe Piontek. Her untitled print comes in an edition of 200, 20 and 2 priced at $20, $200 and $2000 respectively- buy it here.

The Anniversary Group Show at the Limited Addiction Gallery

"The Birth of Venus" by Naoto Hattori
7.75" x 7.75" - $2800 (available here)

From the 16th of February to the 15th of March the Limited Addiction Gallery will be celebrating its birthday with a group show featuring artists such as Emek, Blaine Fontana, Jason Thielke, SHAG and many more. A wide range of original works are currently for sale at very reasonable prices, check out the Limited Addiction Gallery website.

Edition-of-600 Obama Hope Offset Coming Soon from Obey

As part of the immensely popular Obama campaign from Shepard Fairey an edition-of-600 offset of the "Obama Hope" piece is being released. Each print is signed, numbered and 24" x 36". It will go up on the site next Thursday at an unknown time, expect it to sell out quickly despite the larger-than-normal edition size. Check out the Obey Giant site for more.