Here's my humble contribution to the Occupy Wall Street Movement that's taken the world by storm with almost no valuable coverage from the mainstream media. That's people power for ya… It's a free poster, for marches, sit-ins, or…
I doubt it will be available as a stamp any time soon, (not unless the US Postal Service approve it blindfolded), that was the original idea. Perhaps I might be able to work out how to screen print it…
Here's my latest print, entitled "Born Again", as if it's not difficult enough the first time.
One of my latest prints called God Made God Made Man-Made God is now available at ArtsProjekt at up to a colossal 52" x 69" for $129.95. Click the image to see the print in more detail. Buy…
Valhalla. Iceland hasn't finished with us yet. Limited edition of 30 prints on Fine Art Innova Textured Paper 190gsm. Dimensions 24" x 30". Price £55. Supplied with signed, numbered and dated Certificate of Authenticity.
Cause Celeb. Fame + charity = $$$. Limited edition of 30 prints on Fine Art Innova Textured Paper 190gsm. Dimensions 28" x 28". Price £55. Supplied with signed, numbered and dated Certificate of Authenticity.
The End of The Yellow Brick Road. All hope is lost. Limited edition of 30 prints on Fine Art Innova Textured Paper 190gsm. Dimensions 25" x 25". Price £55. Supplied with signed, numbered and dated Certificate of Authenticity.
Scooch (60" x 44") by Paul Baines is the eighteenth limited edition Giclee print in the Indoor Street Art series available at Imagekind and PimpArtWorks.
Toy Soldiers (60" x 44") by Paul Baines is the seventeenth limited edition digital print in the Indoor Street Art series available here.
Disney buy Marvel Comics for $4 billion. Does this mark the end of comic violence and the ushering in of a new, bland, and parentally guided future?
The Stan Who Sold The World. (Vector design, digitally printed on paper/canvas – 2009).
43.8" x 60 inch prints for $50.99 available here.
[...] The Stan Who Sold The World by Paul Baines is available as 43.8″ x 60″ prints at $50.91 each here. [...]
What? Is that even possible? How could something like that happen??