Add a seasonal flavour to your wall with Marcus Walters' Autumn screenprint.
We've already shown you his take on the traditional children's alphabet and here he shows his style works for grown-ups too. The print plays with the bright silhouettes of leaves set against colourful abstracted shapes giving the artwork a very mid-century look.
This is one of a first edition of 40 and costs £175.
Buy it online
Yuyu is a design collective consisting of graphic designer Mark McKeown, textile/surface-pattern designer Julie-Anne Hughes, and their cat Doris.
Pictured here is the print they simply called “Retro”, which is one of a collection of limited edition designs that have resulted from the screen printing course that they run in Leeds. There are two variations on the print available, one is shades of blue, the other in oranges, but both use 3 colours, measures 40cm by 50cm and is limited to 100 copies.
The “Retro” print costs £25 (unframed) from the I Love Yuyu website.
Regular readers might recall we featured the Cover Version exhibition in Sheffield some weeks back, where artist Pete McKee asked various arty types to create a piece of art based around a favourite record sleeve. Well, one such piece was Melody by Lord Dunsby, which you can now buy online.
It's one image on the newly-launched Lord Dunsby site, along with many other cool and quirky ones with a retro and vintage twist that are available in the webstore.
The one above is signed and numbered, in a run of 100 and sized at 12 x 12 inches. You can secure it for £30.
For a while I was tired with the Keep Calm moto, but this Keep Calm and Scoot On poster has reignited my enthusiasm.
It is part of a series of designs aimed at encouraging people to keep doing the things they love, which the designer had noticed were being neglected during these tough times. Other words of encouragement include to “a eat a cupcake”, “sew on” “snap on” (with a vintage camera) and something we need no persuasion to do ,“drink tea”.
A 13 by 19 inches poster costs around £10 and is available in an array of colours from the Keep Calm Shop on Etsy.
Probably cooler and less risque thna you might have been expecting, the original Two Hours Past Bedtime by Shag was originally part of the Playboy Redux: Contemporary Artists Interpret the Iconic Playboy Bunny exhibition earlier this year. If you likr it, you can now secure yourself a limited edition print of it.
It is pretty much what the above paragraph says, a tribute to the Playboy bunny by Shag (aka Josh Agle), which was originally exhibited at the Andy Warhol Museum. The print here is limited to 150 units (although only a limited number are available via Shag's site), an 18-colour serigraph of a party scene that's sized at 20.5 x 40 inches.
Signed and numbered as you would expect, you can pick one up online for $495. But be quick – these prints tend to sell through quickly.
Find out more at the Shagmart website
Via Switched On Art
Yes, you read that title correctly, this is indeed a Joy Division colouring book by Piper Gates Design.
A limited edition (so get in quick if you want one), the book is A4 in size and has a four-page cover and eight pages of 'colouring in fun. You even get a free Transmission sleeve as a bonus to prolong the fun even further. You'll need to buy your own coloured crayons, but let's be honest, you'll only need black and grey.
It's being sold as a 'Buy It Now' on eBay, priced at £15.99. See another image over the page.
Find out more at the eBay website
Please note that the link has now been changed after first print run sold out. The new link is for the the second batch to be printed up, which can be ordered now.
