Amanda Visell
She work combines images of childhood folklore and fantasy, and naughty. Her work always has a dark side it.
On sale for $4,000
Amanda Visell: Many of her signature characters like Drunky McSkunky or The Pink Elephant are cute with a dark side. Along with her unique illustrations, Amanda has her own plush company, My Switcheroo, which has released a plush Frank Kozik monger that stands over 2 feet tall. She also created artwork for Disneyland for the anniversary of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, as well as other events.
Colin Christian
Inspired by old sci-fi movies, pinup girl/supermodels, anime, ambient electronic music and H.P. Lovecraft.
On sale for $60,000
Colin Christian:He was born in London and he was influenced with music and fashion. His work has been featured on The Today Show, and he created the world’s largest mouse trap for pest control company Truly Nolen, which is now featured in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Sold for $4,200
Buff Monster
A symbol of confidence, individuality and happiness.
Buff Monster: His major influences is heavy metal music, ice cream and Japanese culture. He always has the same message in all his work and that is a symbol of confidence, individuality and happiness, he also includes fine art paintings, design projects and toy collaborations. Been featured in numerous publications, including Juxtapoz and The New York Times.
Frank Kozik
Sold for 1,000
Frank Kozik: Is a prolific artist, graphic designer and toy creator who has been featured in Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Spin and Details. He has produced hundreds of full-color, limited edition, silk screened posters for such renowned artists as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ice T, Jane’s Addiction and The Beastie Boys. His art has been featured in over 60 exhibitions worldwide, including Tokyo and London, and Kozik’s signature vinyl toys are coveted by collectors from around the globe.
Gary Baseman
Sold for $6,000
Gary Baseman: He defines “pervasive art,” blurring the line between toy culture and fine art with his strong iconic imagery, unique collaborations and unforgettable experiential gallery exhibitions, including his 2009 solo show and Basemanesque festival “La Noche de la Fusión.” A leader in the global art movement, he is a three-time Emmy award winning creator/executive producer of the animated series and film “Teacher’s Pet,” designer for the best selling game “Cranium,” and Entertainment Weekly named Baseman one of the 100 Most Creative People in Entertainment.
Huck Gee
Sold for $5,000
Huck Gee: He is a contemporary artist, illustrator, toy maker, and designer best known by toy enthusiasts for his iconic "Skullhead" character. Influenced by Japanese and Hong Kong pop art, Gee calls his style "Bastardized Asian Pop Culture.” In 2005, Gee partnered with KidRobot and Barneys New York on a unique project with fashion designers Marc Jacobs, Jil Sander, Dries Van Noten, Rick Owens, and Duckie Brown, and in 2007 Gee’s KidRobot collaboration with artists Tristan Eaton and Paul Budnitz was accepted into the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Luke Chueh
Sold for $4,000
Luke Chueh’s paintings playfully weave light and dark narratives, connecting Pop Culture, Street Culture, and Geek Culture. Featured in Nylon magazine, Juxtapoz and Entertainment Weekly, Chueh’s highly-sought after, minimalist work is best described as “a balance of cute & brute walking the fine line between comedy and tragedy” and his paintings have been reinterpreted into the popular toy/urban vinyl format by numerous respected brands.
Natalia Fabia
On sale for $8,300
Natalia Fabia: Is known for her signature glitter veneer oil paintings of sultry seductive women and modern ay Belle de Jours. The Los Angeles artist cites Toulouse-Lautrec, ornate interiors, punk rock music and sparkles among her inspirations. Fabia has been featured in Juxtapoz, Inked, LA Weekly, New York Arts and on television series Miami Ink. She has a custom jewelry line, and HookerFeathers.
Ron English
On sale for $32,000
Ron English: The painter whose “Abraham Obama” image struck a chord with so many during the 2008 Presidential Election, straddles three genres when creating his art: Pop Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Neo Realism. When he’s not working on gallery-type pieces, English heads outside to slap posters over billboards and has been known to leave traces of his art around international cities. Considered one of the fathers of modern street art, he has initiated and participated in illegal public art campaigns since the 80’s, and his murals include the Berlin Wall and the Palestinian separation wall.
Tara McPherson
Sold for $4,000
Tara McPherson, a NYC based artist who got her start working on Matt Groening’s “Futurama”, creates art that’s about people and their odd ways, calling upon personal issues and experiences for inspiration. Named the crown princess of poster art by Elle magazine, McPherson has created visuals for numerous bands including Beck, Modest Mouse and the Melvins. In addition to toy collaborations with various big name companies, McPherson’s art was featured in the award winning film Juno and has been published in numerous magazines including Vanity Fair, Esquire, Juxtapoz, Marie Claire, and Spin.
Here are some more artist with their art work!
Hello Marshall (pink)
Sold for $250
Hello Marshall (toasted)
Sold for $250
This one is called Hello Marshall (white)
Sold for $250
Hello
All 4 by 64 colors
Sold for $25
AIKO
Sold for $3,900
Kitty and Bee
Sold for $160
Kitty and Deer
Sold for $160
Kitty and Rat
Sold for $160
Kitty and Duck
On sale for $160
Kitty and Seal
Sold for $160
Kitty and Rabbit
Sold for $160
Kitty and Kangaroo
Sold for $160
Kitty and Wolf
Sold for $160
Kitty and Dog
Sold for $160
All 9 by Akiko Masuda
A bouquet for Kitty
By Andrew Brandou
On sale for $2,000
Angst Kitty
Sold for $2,000
By Angry Woebots
Kyoto Forest Creatures
Sold for $1,000
By Bigfoot
Imposter
Sold for $700
By Bobby Chiu
Boss Cheese
Sold for $400
By Branded
FRIENDS
Sold for $4,000
By Brandt Peters
Self-Evident
By Brian McCarty
On sale for $250
Gato Muerto
Sold for $600
By Caia Koopman
Hello My Kitty Land
Sold for $3,200
Camilla d'Errico
Kitty in the Garden
Sold for $2,700
Carrie Jardine
Uplifting Collage (blue)
Sold for $1,500
By Chase
Uplifting Collage (Pink)
Sold for $1,500
By Chase
Monster Island is Underrated
Sold for $500
By Crowded Teeth
Mr. Toast as Hello Kitty
Sold for $150
Dan Goodsell
The Sacred Kitty
On sale for $4,000
By Deph
TO-FU Kitty
Sold for $500
By Devilrobots
When Kitty Met Molestown
On sale for $450
By DGPH
Puffy Vest
On sale for 1,000
Black/Red/Blue Hoodie
On sale for$500
Pink/Red/Black Hoodie
On sale for $500
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| Kids Red Triangle Jacket On sale for $600  Sold for $600  Black and White Bomber Jacket On sale for $1,200  Pink Hoodie Jacket On sale for $1,200   On sale for $1,200  Bow hat with say hello when you see me under bill $300 On sale for $300 By Dr. Romaneli  Sold for $1,000 By Edwin Ushiro  On sale for $1,200 By Elizabeth Ito  Sold for $7,500 By HUSH  Sold for $200 By Jason Han  On sale for $1,800 By Jason Kronenwald  Sold for $3,500 By Jason Mecier  On sale for $200 By Jeremyville  On sale for $800 By Jim Mahfood  Sold for $300 By Johnny Yanok  On sale for $400 By Jupey Krusho  Hello Lucy Sold for 2,800By Kathy Olivas  On Sale for $900 By Kei Acedera  On sale for $375 By Ken Tanaka  $1,200 By Mad barbarians  Sold for $1,200 By Madoka Kinoshita  Sold for $2,000 By Mari Inukai  On sale for $1,800 By Mark Dean Veca  By Martin Hsu  On sale for $3,000  On sale for $1,000 Both by Marty M. Ito  On sale for $2,000 By Mear One  Hellooo... On sale for $2,000  Hellooo Friends Sold for $300 Both by Melissa Contreras There are a lot more art by other different artist why dont you check it out yourself :) http://www.sanrio.breakofdawn.org/ |
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