Wizard Skull - WizardNy Tan Dad Hat

dropped at 2026-03-12 19:06
30 USD

WizardNY Dad hat - wiggle mouse - Tan

Wizard Skull - WizardNy Tan Dad Hat

dropped at 2026-03-12 19:06
30 USD

WizardNY Dad hat - wiggle mouse - Tan

Shepard Fairey - Frequency

dropped at 2026-03-12 17:01
120 USD

24" H x 18" W. Screen print on thick true white Speckletone paper. Signed by ADD FUEL and Shepard Fairey. Numbered edition of 500. Comes with a Digital Certificate of Authenticity provided by Verisart. Max order: 1 per customer/household. * International customers are responsible for import fees due upon delivery (Except UK orders under $160).⁣  ALL SALES FINAL. 

Wizard Skull - WizardNY Skull Dad Hat

dropped at 2026-03-11 21:48
30 USD

WizardNY Dad hat - Skull - Navy Blue

Wizard Skull - WizardNY Pigeon Dad Hat

dropped at 2026-03-11 21:37
30 USD

WizardNY Dad hat - Pigeon - Blue

Cleon Peterson - American Still life: Shots Fired

dropped at 2026-03-10 14:58
150 USD

Hand-pulled 15 x 28.125” screen print. Printed on 290gsm Arches Rag paper with deckled edges. Edition of 35. Each print is signed and numbered.  In the foreground, a table holds a family photograph — a life that achieved the American Dream — alongside a wristwatch frozen at the moment of confrontation, and a dying flower in a glass bottle. Beyond the table, a window opens onto the street. Outside, masked ICE officers wrestle a man to the ground in broad daylight. The boundary between private life and state force is separated by a simple pane of glass. Going after immigrants has become an excuse for putting masked, anonymous federal agents on the streets. It’s sold as immigration enforcement, but what it really does is normalize a cruel, violent, militarized presence inside American cities. Watching Alex Pretti being shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis makes that hard to ignore.  As these operations move off the border and into neighborhoods, workplaces, and protests, it stops looking like immigration and starts looking like an armed force meant to intimidate the American public under the cover of legal enforcement. And when the Law is abused, there is no accountability or consequences, just an ambiguous masked agent that disappears into the ether. We're watching a scam in the making, the build-up to an election being stolen, and every day our rights are slowly slipping away. Fear of pushing back is spreading through America as we watch our friends and neighbors who stand up to corrupt power being punished, imprisoned, and now even killed. Steven Miller stated, “We live in a world... that is governed by strength... by force... by power. These are the iron laws of the world”. Here’s the question we must ask ourselves: Is this the world we want to live in? Is this our America? Who has the power? The many or the few? —CP

Cleon Peterson - American Still life: I Dream In Red (Limited Edition)

dropped at 2026-03-10 14:58
225 USD

Hand-pulled 15 x 28.125” screen print. Printed on 290gsm Arches Rag paper with deckled edges. Edition of 20. Each print is signed and numbered.  Hand-pulled 15 x 28.125” screen print. Printed on 290gsm Arches Rag paper with deckled edges. Edition of 35. Each print is signed and numbered. A window sits above the table, the curtains pulled tight so only a thin line of light leaks through. Beneath it is an arsenal: Kalashnikov rifles against the wall, magazines and handguns scattered across the floor, loose rounds shining in the dim light. In a recent episode of The Daily, David Remnick described how authoritarian Iran maintains power not only through the military but through internal militias like the Basij—armed forces embedded within civilian life whose job is to control the population and crush dissent. The people don’t have weapons.The regime and its loyalists do. The point is simple: weapons in the hands of a corrupt regime equal power. Hearing that made me think about the constant arguments in America around the Second Amendment and our own revolution. What exactly is tyranny in the United States? Is it the same thing we condemn in other countries? Is it cruelty and oppression against a population?Is it the dismantling of free and fair elections?Is it rule by fear and force?Is it the breakdown of the rule of law?Is it a government deploying loyal paramilitary forces inside its own country to control the population? Recently those questions have started to feel less theoretical. The killing of 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents during an immigration operation in Minneapolis has intensified scrutiny over the tactics and authority of those forces. I’ve never liked guns because of the way fear, anger, and the desire for power can twist people’s psyches and push them toward desperate actions. But it makes me wonder where the tipping point is in a society—when people feel abused, powerless, and backed into a corner. And it raises another uncomfortable thought. For years the loudest defenders of the Second Amendment claimed the purpose of those weapons was to resist tyranny—to protect the public from a government that might one day turn its power against its own people. But now many of those same voices are silent. Or worse, they’re the ones wearing the uniforms. The people who once said the guns were meant to stop the paramilitary are now the paramilitary. Which makes me wonder if the guns were ever really about freedom at all— or if they were always a vehicle for a power-hungry minority to seize it. Power to the people. —CP

SABER - "PRECIPICE" LARGE GICLEE – SABER

dropped at 2026-03-09 23:38
400 USD

This limited giclee print is large, extremely detailed, habd embellished was made from a recent painting I just finished titled "PRECIPICE" As the story goes....if you notice, there is someone sitting on the billboard that just got caught by the police helicopter while using a paint filled fire extinguisher in Downtown. Is he going to jump to his death, escape or get caught? "PRECIPICE" we as a society are on the edge of a cliff, a new era of technology or the prison of surveillance we created for ourselves is uncertain. The same technology used to catch the kid while painting, is the same technology used to eccalorate this new golden era of AI. Each one is hand Embellished with hidden graffiti messages written in black light sharpies. Roughly 33"x 40" in.  Hand deckled Signed and Numbered. Comes with Hand Made COA.  

SABER - Mini Shadow Box Paintings

dropped at 2026-03-09 23:27
175 USD

These are little gems! I stumbled upon these shadow boxes and it Inpired me to work on these mini paper paintings. These were left over paper tears from handpainted multiples from my past. Each one is an original piece and I enjoyed spending time working with each painting. These is a very imited series. Size: Roughly under 4" x 8" in Medium: spraypaint, acrylic, color pencil,  marker. Each box is hand sanded. Each piece is signed and numbered. Each shadowbox comes ready to hang