Showing posts with label planet pulp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planet pulp. Show all posts

LION-O

For Planet Pulp, 'Rankin/Bass' theme. (www.jamesgilleard.com)

"It's looking right at me"


My favorite Bill Murray – Dr. Peter Venkman. My latest entry onto the walls at Gallery 1988 Melrose. Join us November 3rd thru the 26th as we celebrate one of films greatest comedic actors.
Gouache on Cold Press Illustration Board
16" x 20" Framed
Purchase this original at www.gallery1988.com

Stay tuned for a VARIANT EDITION of this in a few weeks on my site Oo-De-Lally

The Mighty Boosh


A poster I did for The Mighty Boosh - as part of the Haha Sitcom exhibition over at Planet Pulp

Donkey Kong

Donkey Kong, my next show piece with Gallery 1988 Venice for the Old School Video Game Show!

I picked Kong because it literally was the first video game I ever played as a kid. Years before Nintendo, my dad bought me a Colecovision, you know the one with the paddles? At the time it was considered the generic Atari. Kong was the first game I ever received. So for me Donkey Kong is about as "old school" as I could ever get.

This show is going to be insane and overflowing with talent and this show will be especially fun because I'll be joined with a few of my fellow PLANET-PULP mates and Autumn Society Alumns. Joining me will be Tom Whalen, Scott Derby and Dave Perillo along with fellow Pulper Stan Chow

Join us September 16th
214 Pier Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90405

You can buy this print on the Gallery1988 website a day or two after the show starts providing they don't sell out, in which case I'll be selling the remaining artist proofs I have, just email me.

Donkey Kong:
16" x 20" Giclee print printed with archival inks on heavy stock watercolor paper.

$35

Signed and individually numbered to a extremely limited edition size of 25. Act fast, when they're gone they're gone!

Mars Canyons with Captain Future!



Hi, I am a new member to this here site, so here is my first post!



I finished an image last night for Planet Pulp. The theme was 'fictional travel posters', so I did one based on the comic character Captain Future. This image imagines he is now semi retired and promoting tour holidays around the solar system.



Hope you like it! If you do then please check out my blog at jamesgilleard.blogspot.com