We are pleased to introduce our new collaborator: IAMAG.

IAMAG (It’s Art Magazine), a project set up by Patrice Leymarie almost 20 years ago, is a reference platform dedicated to artists, entertainment industry creatives and visual art enthusiasts. It offers a wealth of resources to inspire, train and connect talent worldwide. It features interviews, portfolios, tutorials and more.

www.iamag.co

Here is our collection of Time Limited Art Prints (TLAP) with Iamag Collector The concept is simple: instead of printing a fixed number of copies of an art print and selling it in just a few minutes, a sale is organized over several days, and the print run is limited to the number of copies sold during that time. So even if you have a slow connection or can’t get online in the minutes after the print is released, no problem! By ordering during the few days of the sale, you’re guaranteed to get your copy of the print run!

These limited editions will then be numbered according to the number of copies printed and shipped by Caurette, with the usual care we put into our shipments.

The Hunter’s Pearls

By Nicolas Weis – From May 2nd to May 5th

The principle is still the same: numbered and signed large-format art prints (61 x 91 cm / 24 x 35.8 inches), on sale for a limited time (3 days). The quantity of the print (and therefore the numbering) will depend on the number of orders placed during this period.

However, there are a few minor changes compared with previous times:

• The sale will take place on a dedicated platform, in partnership with IAMAG.
• In addition to the classic 61 x 91 cm / 24 x 35.8 inches format, you will be able to choose a smaller format (A3), unnumbered and unsigned, at a very attractive price.
• And Nicolas has agreed to sell his original illustration for the first time! This magnificent illustration will go to the highest bidder… try your luck, it’s a rare opportunity!

Nicolas Weis is a creative professional with over 15 years of experience as a visual development artist in the entertainment industry. After ten years working in-house for Dreamworks and Paramount Animation in Los Angeles, he moved back to France, where he works as a freelance artist on feature animated projects. His credits include Astroboy, The Croods, How to Train Your Dragon, and many undisclosed projects.

You can go to his site or his Instagram.