T-11 Hours to Live With Art for Less
11th hour greetings, my collector friends! As I mentioned this past rainy Sunday morning, our 20% More Ridiculous Sale has been extended through the stroke of midnight tonight. That means you've got less than 11 hours to get your art on at even more ridiculouser than usual prices.
You know the drill by now: enter the code RIDONK at checkout for 20% off any of the beee-you-tiful, limited-edition archival prints available in our inventory. Once the clock strikes 12, we're back to being our normal ridiculous selves again.
I've also got an especially special small-batch list-only bonus to share with you — our most faithful collectors — today. The lovely Live With Art letterpress you see to your left was created especially for 20x200 by our friends at Little Jacket, in honor of our one year anniversary last September. We have just 50 of these gorgeous little hand-printed babies available, so if you likey (and what's not to like?) you'd better snap one up quick!
Once you've put one in your cart, I suggest that you mosey on over to the Going, Going, Gone page to see which other editions are dwindling down to a precious few. That page is always changing and monitoring its offerings is a new distraction of mine. (As if I need more distractions!)
I've also been keeping a close eye on the choices made by others who have mentioned the sale — I'm definitely not the only one all a-twitter about it! It's really interesting to see who loves what, and the sale has inspired a lot of well-curated selections from our archives.
Starting closest to home, we've got the selections of Ms. Distin, posted to Flavorwire yesterday. She's got her eye on both of our Echo Eggebrecht editions, The Time Machine and Birds of a Feather along with Michael Lundgren's gorgeous Yuha Basin and Penelope Umbrico's luminous 79 Moons from Flickr - 51 Visible.
Creative Commons tweeted a reminder to grab one of Matt Jones' popular Get Excited And Make Things editions, the proceeds of which benefit their fine organization.
Greg Allen points dads towards Jason Polan's Dinosaurs at the American Museum of Natural History on daddytypes and picks Jorge Colombo's iSketch084 among his personal favorites on greg.org, mentioning that they were "famously created, like his recent New Yorker cover, with the Brushes iPhone App."
Our friends at Aperture note that it's prime time to get your hands on Penelope Umbrico's benefit edition, the aforementioned 79 Moons from Flickr - 51 Visible, which is even better when paired with its companion 87 Suns from Flickr - 29 Visible. Penelope's work is currently on display at the Aperture Gallery as part of The Edge of Vision.
Paddy Johnson at Art Fag City picks Brad Moore's Dutch Club, Anaheim, California as a must-grab before the sale ends tonight.
Last but not least, the wonderful 7x7 takes a local angle in their blog post. They've got their eyes on the Bay Area's best, singling out Jessica Snow's colorful Cascade and Mike Monteiro's sage advice: Let's Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow.
Speaking of tomorrow, we've cooked up some fun with our blog-friend Jeff Hamada from the always inspiring Booooooom. Once you're done with your RIDONK shopping, pay him a visit and be sure to check us out tomorrow when we're back with some fresh art!
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