Ghosts of Winter Print by Evan Hecox
June 9, 2008 // Art + Blogs + Illustration + Internet

If you read the blog regularly you know I have an extreme fondness for Evan Hecox’s work, so seeing that he’s released a brand new print is always cause for a post. This newest print is titled Ghosts of Winter, Berlin and features an almost bleak scene, the colors not quite as vibrant as say his last series which was set in Mexico. I’m pretty sure that this is the point though, Berlin is far and away a much different place from Mexico so it shouldn’t have the same tone. I think it’s entirely beautiful and filled with all the classic Hecox elements like power lines, buildings and bicycles.

The print came in editions of 200, came being the operative word, as the print is sadly already sold out. The best idea is to check back in with Arkitip frequently, they’re actually pretty good about doing reprints of his Evan’s work. You can also read Evan’s blog on Arkitip, or subscribe to the RSS feed as well, keep a leg up on the competition!

Update: So I was totally wrong up there, the print comes out on June 21st and there are still editions available. It was late, so sue me! I was also told they don’t do reprints either, so be sure to pre-order this little guy!

Bobby

  1. I’m a huge fan as well!!

    Funny little thing thou’… When I was in Berlin for the Highmath show (including mr. Hecox) I took alot of photos… When i saw this new Hecox piece it kinda reminded me of something…

    Does this seems familiar?

    http://definingform.com/misc/berlin_hecox.jpg

    ;)

    Comment by Thomas — June 10, 2008 #

  2. Wow, that’s definitely the very same thing. Could he have just taken the same photo while he was there? I know he goes around cities taking lots of photos. Hmmm…

    Comment by Bobby — June 10, 2008 #

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  4. That is beautiful. Never heard of this guy before now. Cheers Bobby.

    Comment by Aaron — June 11, 2008 #

  5. @Bobby

    Yeah I know.

    The location is actually just a few blocks from the gallery where the Highmath exhibition took place…

    Just thought it was a funny coincident.

    Comment by Thomas — June 11, 2008 #

  6. Evan rules so hard. He captures the beauty of the utilitarian. He really oughta come to my town…he’d have a field day!

    Comment by Al aka El Negro Magnifico — June 13, 2008 #