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MAD’s Agent Dunny is one of my favorites from the latest series by Kidrobot. And big ups to the kid who helped me pull it from the case at Boss Robot. (FYI, it’s the most bulging box.) If you’re not a fan of buying blind, MAD is offering up artist samples of his Dunny accompanied by a mystery giclee print on eBay.

Soup Cans is high quality digital canvas print using archival inks. The original was an oil pastel illustration on board. The illustration was inspired by Andy Warhol 's Campbell's Soup Can. 16" x 19.5"

The Aqua Interior, one of my most popular prints, is available as a giclee on canvas as large as 16x20 This popular print, the Courtney Barnes chair is now available in a giclee canvas in an 8x10 and 11x14. The Ikat Chair is available in giclee on canvas in 8x10 or 11x14 New release, "Courtney's Favorite Things", is available in giclee on canvas in a 12x12.

The Aqua Interior, one of my most popular prints, is available as a giclee on canvas as large as 16x20 This popular print, the Courtney Barnes chair is now available in a giclee canvas in an 8x10 and 11x14. The Ikat Chair is available in giclee on canvas in 8x10 or 11x14 New release, "Courtney's Favorite Things", is available in giclee on canvas in a 12x12.

This little guy is now also available in green - in a limited edition of 100 ...

I'm slowly incorporating "patterns in repeat" into my designs. I have loads of them which I've designed in the past - 'just sitting in my computer waiting to see the light of day. Here's my first attempt in marrying pattern and print (so to speak!).

New Mike Sutfin Art Prints Mike Sutfin, a name I find myself hearing more and more, is set to release three new art prints at “Feast Your Eyes”, an upcoming group show at Diesel Fuel Prints.  The show will feature art influenced by metal, skulls, and all things evil.  The opening is Friday, September

"Quiet Strength," 2008 by Lea Keohane. All Rights Reserved. This is my newest painting, acrylic on masonite, measuring 18" x 24". I was highly complemented a few days ago when a friend told me it reminded him of Tim Burton :) Like most of my work, I do not start with a plan or particular inspiration.

In an endless quest to achieve a kind of "printed wallpaper design effect" with my artwork, I'm venturing into reverse blocking :)

I'm actually very fond of crocheting (3D roses, in particular as seen above!). Although unfortunately, nowadays I don't have much time to indulge. Anyway, as a little tribute, I thought I'd design a "crocheted tree" - 'one for all you doiley lovers out there: