“Steven Rhodes is a graphic artist and illustrator best known for his offbeat re imagining of children’s activity books from the 70s and 80s. With designs such as ‘Let’s Summon Demons’ and ‘Pyrokinesis For Beginners’ you would be forgiven for thinking he has an affinity with the dark arts.
In truth, Steven’s iconic ‘Sinister Seventies’ collection was born from his duel love of retro nostalgia and pitch-black humour.
Steven’s licensed collections are available in multiple clothing and merchandise retailers internationally, including Spencer’s and Hot Topic. He has created exclusive designs for brands such as Threadless, Wicked Clothes, Loot Crate, Mambo, Killstar, Creepy Co. and Cavity Colors.
Based in Brisbane, Australia, Steven enjoys the quiet life of a freelancer. He spends his free time exploring vintage stores and not speaking to strangers.
(Outside façade of Albert Reyes’ spooky installation.)
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Paid a second visit to Albert Reyes to pick up a spooky print on orange paper with its center picturing a two story home haunted by an entity of long reach. The artist gave insight to the piece in which reflects how homes & items, such as mirrors, can hold residual energies from previous owners that can affect the living. Then, Reyes kindly offered us an invitation to tour this year’s version of his Haunted House installation that us surprised at all the twists & turns.
(Wall length, expressionist piece in acrylic paint located inside of installation.)
When we asked about public art to view in his neighborhood, Albert answered that its uncommon in that area. Instead he provided another solution: famous horror home film locations. Reyes shared that a Rob Zombie “Halloween” film location & the original 1978 “Halloween” movie home of Michael Myers were both close by. Due to weather conditions, we were not able to view sites but was intrigued to find out that the Myers home is open for reservations as a ScarBnB as listed by the proprietor, SugarMynt Gallery.
(Orange print edition of “untitled piece” by artist Albert Reyes.)
Hey friends - just dropped this print in my shop! I’m only making 50 available, and they’ll only be up until October 31st. Thanks to everyone who has already bought one! Get em here before they’re gone:
I would rather fill out a form than send an email, so I’ve made a commission request form! If you have any projects you’d like to work together on, hit me up there and I’ll get right back to you.
With the ouija bandana, an everyday witch or warlock can attempt to summon surrounding spirits wherever and whenever - although preferably at night - in the form of a portable and versatile accessory.
100% Cotton 100% Magick
Planchette is laser engraved chip board, with instructions and a spirit calling incantation from 1901 on the other side. The bandana is screen printed with a hand drawn design by me. Hand wash & treat with care
