Iron Gut are also currently offering prints of all Mark Rademaker's Ships of the Line images, and several Joe Corroney comic cover art pieces. Check them all out, here.
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Showing posts with label Iron Gut Publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iron Gut Publishing. Show all posts
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Iron Gut's TOS trio
Want more Star Trek art? Ok then! Iron Gut have now released a trio of TOS portraits by Dave Merrell. There are just 95 copies of each:
Iron Gut are also currently offering prints of all Mark Rademaker's Ships of the Line images, and several Joe Corroney comic cover art pieces. Check them all out, here.
Iron Gut are also currently offering prints of all Mark Rademaker's Ships of the Line images, and several Joe Corroney comic cover art pieces. Check them all out, here.
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Gorn v Kirk poster
Hot on the heels of Bye Bye Robot's Cestus III travel poster, Iron Gut Publishing are also looking to Arena for some retro poster inspiration, with a Gorn versus Kirk poster. This one is limited to just 95 prints:
Saturday, 14 May 2011
Art update
A few arty bits: Mondo released two more TOS posters a couple of weeks back (sold in minutes as ever), this time based on The Menagerie and Mirror Mirror:
Meanwhile a new player as started producing Trek prints: Iron Gut have launched a new range of Star Trek fine art prints ranging from cast and ship images at $25 or so, to limited editions and new images into the many $100s. Here are a few examples:
You can find their entire collection at startrekartwork.com.
Mark Rademaker has posted a couple of updates on his Voyager update project, including this new escape pod:
And Ships of the Line fans might want to make their way to John Eaves' blog where they can find a behind the scenes look at the creation of his image in this year's calendar. Here's how it started:
Meanwhile a new player as started producing Trek prints: Iron Gut have launched a new range of Star Trek fine art prints ranging from cast and ship images at $25 or so, to limited editions and new images into the many $100s. Here are a few examples:
You can find their entire collection at startrekartwork.com.
Mark Rademaker has posted a couple of updates on his Voyager update project, including this new escape pod:
And Ships of the Line fans might want to make their way to John Eaves' blog where they can find a behind the scenes look at the creation of his image in this year's calendar. Here's how it started:
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