These shirts feature original designs by Liz Suburbia and Toby Cypress and are printed on premium fitted Next Level Apparel tees using a discharge process so the shirts are super soft. This is a limited edition run of 200 for each design and they will not be reprinted. Once they’re gone, they’re gone! Click here to get yours.

Paul Maybury has put all of his work at half off! Toby Cypress has his Blue Estate pages for only $60! Alexis Ziritt has everything listed at less than $90!

Some good deals to be had, people. Don’t miss out!

http://outofsteparts.bigcartel.com/

The Secret Headquarters‘ first show of 2013, “Lazer Lips and Glass Helmets”, will feature 15 new works from OOSA artists Ming Doyle and Toby Cypress. This retro-futuristic show will have interstellar babes and Sci-Fi action galore! The show’s opening will be at 7:00pm on March 1st, but the art will be on display all month. All of the pieces will be for sale, plus there will be a limited print of one of Toby’s pieces available.

If you’re in LA, or somewhere close by, I hope you’ll make it. Follow OOSA on Twitter and Tumblr for more updates and pictures.

Preview Ming and Toby’s pieces after the break.

Click here if you’re interested in purchasing any of these pieces.

Click here if you’re interested in purchasing any of these pieces.

Logan Faerber will have a piece in the “Get a Room” show opening Ferbruary 15th at the Bottleneck Gallery in New York.  http://www.bottleneckgallery.com/

Toby Cypress and Greg Ruth will have work in the Eat Your Art Out 6 art show/fundraising event that takes place on February 23rd at Titmouse Animation Studios in LA. This year’s theme is “Creature Feature at the Drive-In”. All of the pieces are up for auction, so you can get some great artwork by amazing artists for (potentially) a really good price. Check out EYAO on Facebook for more info.

An even though this is happening next month, don’t forget about the Ming Doyle/Toby Cypress show at Secret Headquarters March 1st. It’s going to be epic! More info and previews will be coming soon, so stay tuned.

The Charlotte MiniCon is this Sunday and I’ll be there along with a ton of great exhibitors, artists and other guests. I’ll have lots of original art at great prices, with many of the pages being $100 or less! I’ll also have prints, the OOSA Anniversary Print Sets, and a few other goodies from the OOSA artists like Fistful Apparel t-shirts and Toby Cypress’ 2012 convention sketchbooks.

The show is from 11am to 5pm at the Grady Cole Center. There is still time to register for FREE admission, just click HERE, print your pass, and bring it to the show for fast entry! Parking is also free the day of the event.

There will also be a couple of charitable organizations at the show. Please consider giving something to one (or both) of the very worthwhile charities who will be on hand to collect your donations. Second Harvest Food Bank will be accepting non-perishable food items and monetary donations. The American Red Cross will be accepting monetary donations.

For a full list of all the creators and vendors attending MiniCon this year and a floor plan, visit the Heroes Aren’t Hard to Find website.

See you Sunday!

I’ve added some new work from Toby Cypress to the OOSA store. The painting is Toby’s contribution to 44FLOOD’s book TOME. The other piece is from the VILLAINS and ASSASSINS group show at the Strychnin Gallery in Berlin on August 10th (and includes an “EPIC” edition print of the image).

I’ve also made a place in the store where you can order commissions from the OOSA artists. You can see whose list is open and what their rates are, as well as samples of commissions they’ve done in the past. Check it out:

http://outofsteparts.bigcartel.com/category/commissions

Need a gift for that someone special this holiday season? Well, I’m putting all of the OOSA prints on sale until the end of the year. The individual prints are only $5 each and the limited OOSA Anniversary Print Sets are only $40. These are super nice, too. Thick 100 lb. paper, 11 x 17 inches, crisp 4-color inks. Get ‘em while you can.

http://outofsteparts.bigcartel.com/

Greg Ruth is also having a sale at his Etsy store and donating 50% of proceeds to the International Red Cross to help with their relief efforts for the areas affected by Sandy. Be sure to check that out as well.

Thanks!

Liz is the most punk rock comic artist around and it bleeds straight through into her work. She writes and draws comics about misguided youth, sex, partying, sex, drinking, sex…. oh, and her dogs. It may sound crass and juvenile, and maybe some of it is in a fun way, but Liz’s comics tackle these subjects with maturity and feeling; using them as a vehicle to let you better relate with the characters. Liz also puts a lot of herself in her stories and it shows. The main reason why I was drawn to her comics and asked her to be part of the OOSA crew was because I felt like I had a good understanding of her as a person and an artist just from reading her work. That, and I love her style!!! I think it really compliments the rest of the artists in the Out of Step Arts collective while remaining uniquely her own. I’m really pleased to have her involved.

So, check out her profile here on the OOSA site, read her online comic SACRED HEART, and follow her on Tumblr and Twitter. You’ll be glad you did.