This is pretty cool.

Dad spends 7 years on incredibly detailed maze.



Some people have hobbies. Other people are obsessive. But when the two cross paths, this is what you get. Japanese twitter user @kya7y recently unearthed an incredibly detailed maze that her father created almost 30 years ago. When pressed for details, the father explained that he spent 7 years creating the map on A1 size paper, which is about 33 x 23 inches.

People have been asking @kya7y about her father. Everyone seems to want to know more about the man behind this amazing maze. This morning she wrote, “Where does my father work? At a public university!! In the athletic department!!! As a janitor.”






Available here for $40.

shop.spoon-tamago.com/collections/new/products/papas-maze

"Click, Click" is now sold.

For available work visit mi' tumblr..!
www.maxbeales.tumblr.com

I've now got my urbex themed Monopoly boards, and urbex tube maps up for sale. Available as greetings cards from £5, up to large prints, all under £50.





Link:
www.urbanxphotography.co.uk/otheritems.html

Max, I hope you don't mind some critical comments. I really like what you did with e.g. "Bloom" or "Gun Crazy" or "Pure O". I even used a pic of the blue side of "Gun Crazy" as a desktop background for quite some time and it got lots of positive comments. But I cannot connect at all to those wavy red/blue/black/white lines in your more recent paintings. They somehow remind me of japanese wood cuts and that just doesn't come together for me. Maybe I'm strange ... but I thought you might like to know. If not, forget what I said.

Thanks for the feedback! I put "let me know what you think" in hope somebody will actually let me know haha.

The lines are indeed inspired by Ukiyo-e style Japanese print works and were meant as a contrast so I guess in a way it kind of worked?! These are the last in that particular style, as I'm trying to move in to some different techniques.

Thanks again for your feedback.
Max.

I have to thank you. It's really good. With regard to thoses lines: As you intentionally "quoted" the japanese print style it obviously worked. Still I'm more a fan of your "older" works. Though I'm curious to see in which way your techniques develop.

I saw an article in the Maily Dail about The Stencil Shed. "SYD"

I like his style and the prices are very affordable.

www.facebook.com/TheStencilShed/app_194374697299935

Hi, can some please suggest to me some artists worth checking out with affordable prints? I'm moving in it to my first flat in a few months and am after some cool artwork. I have seen quite a lot in this thread but just wondered if someone can point me in the right direction to some artists or websites? My budget is around £150 per piece. Thanks

Thanks a lot mate, I will check it out now. 

I have these pieces:

Nosego has a new print, and it's cheaper -- albeit a bit smaller -- than the print that accompanied his exhibition last month with Curiot.

It's $40 (plus $8 shipping), and you can get them right here. There can't be that many left; I got mine about a week ago, and it was numbered in the 20s. It's an edition of 50. Love Nosego.

Something dirt cheap for a good cause - Art v Cancer have a mystery tube sale on until tomorrow, 3 random prints including international shipping for $50. A large percentage of their profit is split between 5 cancer charities. There a number of sold out items, original sketches etc

www.artvcancer.com/product/mystery-tube-sale

1 Mystery Tube at $50 (free international shipping) will buy you 3 random prints from Art V Cancer

There will be a 100 mystery tubes available to purchase

Of those 3 prints, some lucky people will receive one of these from our archives including previously sold out prints and one-off pieces of art

Want to know what goodies could be in one of those mystery tubes with prints from the website? You are in for a treat..

1) Tyler Stout - 1 previously SOLD OUT Artist Proof, signed/numbered Menomena, screen print
2) Raid71 - 1 EXCLUSIVE Printers Proof, The Amazing Spiderman, screen print, signed
3) Raid71 - Original Sketch for Hellnuts, signed
4) Raid71 - previously SOLD OUT 'Hellnuts' artist proof, signed, giclee print
5) Raid71 - Original Sketch Dark & Windy Knights, signed, numbered
6) Raid71 - previously SOLD OUT Set of 3 SMITHS artists proof prints, signed, giclee prints
7) Joshua Budich - previously SOLD OUT 1 x 'We're Doomed!' (Star Wars), signed display copy, screen print
8) Tony Hodgkinson - previously SOLD OUT set of 'Dr Manhattan', 'Scientific Progress Goes Boink' & Variant, display copies, giclee prints
9) Raid71 - Artist Proof, Cultural Impact - Red, signed, screen print
10) Raid71 - Limited Edition Print 'Seven Psychopaths', screen print, signed
11) Raid71 - previously SOLD OUT Artsist Proof, 'Kessel Run', signed, giclee print
12) Si Scott - previously SOLD OUT 'Love Bird' display copy, giclee print
13) Ben The Illustrator - previously SOLD OUT 1 x What's That Thing He's On? (Variant), printer proofs
14) Ben The Illustrator - previously SOLD OUT 1 x What's That Thing He's On? (Variant), printer proofs
15) Ben The Illustrator - previously SOLD OUT 1 x What's That Thing He's On? Original Version, display copy

Is this the new version of the Poster Cause enterprise?

Two new A3 works on paper on my site.

D-Tayles..

Study for Care 1 & 2  
Signed, Dated and delivered tubed up. 220gsm A3. £30.

Check'em out, lemme know what you think too.. !
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Thanks,
Max.