In the last jam-packed installment of Limited Paper, we looked at Gallery1988âs Breaking Bad series, we revealed three new posters from the folks at Mondo, and we shared a handful of exclusive images from Ltd. Art Galleryâs upcoming Press Start show. There was a lot to look at, and todayâs column will be no different:  after the jump , weâve got information on Ian Glaubingerâs 6-poster Monsters of Horror series, a headâs up on Spoke Artâs soon-to-be-released Raging Bull prints, andâlast but not leastâwe reveal who won a trio of free posters in our exclusive Star Wars/Gangsta contest. Meet me after the jump for all this (and more), my fellow Limited Paper enthusiasts.Itâs Friday here at Limited Paper-- and everywhere else, for that matter--and weâve got a trio of time-sensitive news items to share with you today: the first concerns a quartet of Raging Bull posters that are about to go on sale any minute (get your credit cards ready!); the second concerns a kick-ass poster series from the artist who created one of our favorite prints at Gallery 1988âs Breaking Bad show; and the final one concerns the lucky winners of last weekâs Star Wars/Gangsta contest. Letâs get through these quick, folks!SPOKE ART DOES RAGING BULL-- IN POLISH AND IN ENGLISH-- WITH GRZEGORZ DOMARADZKI Hereâs the deal: Grzegorz Domaradzki (whose name seems custom-designed to infuriate my spell-checker) is one of the best up-and-coming artists in the screenprinted-movie-poster industry, and his work never fails to kick our asses here at Limited Paper. Weâre always happy to see whatever âGabzâ has cooked up, and we were thrilled yesterday when we learned that heâd teamed up with Spoke Art for a quartet of new posters based on one of our favorite movies: Raging Bull. Check âem out:
- Raging Bull by Grzegorz âGabzâ Domaradzki
- 18x24â
- $40 regular edition of 75 (English)
- $75 variant edition of 25 (English)
- Raging Bull by Grzegorz âGabzâ Domaradzki
- 18x24â
- $40 regular edition of 75 (Polish)
- $75 variant edition of 25 (Polish)
So, as you can see, there are four different versions of this poster: two are in English, two are in Polish. The variant editionsâof which there are only 25 of eachâare printed on metallic paper, and look like theyâre going to be absolutely jaw-dropping in person.  All four versions come to us from our friends over at Spoke Art, and can be picked up at a random time this afternoon via their website. You can also follow the Spoke Art guys on Twitter (@Spoke_Art) for an announcement as to when Gabzâ latest prints go on sale (yâknow, if F5âing the same page for hours doesnât sound up your alley). However you choose to prepare for this drop, we suggest you get on it soon: these arenât going to last long once they go live, folks!
IAN GLAUBINGERâS 6-POSTER CLASSIC MONSTERS SET COMING TO BALTIMORE COMIC-CON!
This past Monday, Limited Paper was lucky enough to have a Poster-Buddy on the ground at Gallery1988âs Breaking Bad show. We couldâve had this Poster-Buddy pick up virtually anything, but weâd sent him in there with only two posters on our must-have list: Ken Taylorâs best-in-series, metallic-inked Breaking Bad printâ¦and the variant edition of Ian Glaubingerâs Breaking Bad: The Animated Series (of which only ten were made, see it above).
That PB scored for us (tip oâ the hat, Jake!), and we were so excited about Glaubingerâs poster that we couldnât help but reach out to the guy to tell him how jazzed we were to have landed one. Oh, and, while we had his ear, we also asked if he had anything else on the horizon we might be interested in.
Turned out, Glaubinger already had a ton of stuff available over at his Etsy shop, and had a 6-poster âClassic Monsters of Horrorâ series headed for next monthâs Baltimore Comic-Con. Glaubinger was cool enough to shoot over these preview pics, check âem out:
Pretty cool, right? Glaubingerâs Etsy shop is overflowing with cool stuff along these lines (see also: the Indiana Jones-themed print below), but the Classic Monsters of Horror series wonât be made available until September 8th, when it debuts at the Baltimore Comic-Con.  When asked, hereâs what Glaubinger had to say about the set:
Classic Monsters of Horror (Series 1) has been a passion project of mine. I love old movies, especially old sci-fi and monster movies from the 40's to the 60's. I figured this would be a great way to showcase each character in a really bright, fun and colorful way; something that is not often associated with these characters. These signed and numbered 8" x 8' Giclee archival prints will be available for purchase individually and in a set of 6 from my Etsy shop in the near future!
Glaubinger says that any of the prints that donât sell out at the Baltimore Comic-Con will make their way to his Etsy shop shortly thereafter, so be sure to keep that page bookmarked while youâre waiting on that event to wrap up (or stop by the dudeâs booth if youâre in the Baltimore area between September 8th-9th)! In the meantime, head on over to that page and check out the other cool stuff heâs got, including the piece seen below:
WITHOUT FURTHER ADO, THE WINNERS FROM OUR STAR WARS/GANGSTA CONTEST
Last week, we held our second-ever contest here at Limited Paper, one built around the awesome batch of Star Wars-themed fan-art (a series called Outer Rim: Inner City) created by an artist by the name of Mr.Prvrt. The rules of contest were simple: create your own Star Wars-themed artwork with a gangster twist, and the winnerâselected by myself and guest judges Chris OâBrian and Mr.Prvrtâwould be given his or her choice of any two prints from the Outer Rim: Inner City series (with the runner-up getting his or her choice of one print from said series). The entries were numerous, hilarious, and involved a ton of different stylesâ¦but after careful consideration, weâve finally settled on a few winners. Hereâs the runner-up entry, from Limited Paper reader Gus McGee:
Gus told us his favorite part of this one was âChewie Sozeâ, and we canât help but agree. Gus, if youâll get in touch with me via email, weâll get you in touch with one of our guest judges to get that prize sent to you shortly. As for the grand-prize winner, well, letâs just get right to it:
âRogue Fellasâ was sent in by frequent Limited Paper reader Matthew Krysiak, and all three judges agreed that this one had a certain something that the other entries didnât: maybe it was the fact that it featured Wedge Antilles (âWho the hell wouldâve thought to use Wedge Antilles?!â was a common response), maybe it was the fact that all three judges have a mile-wide soft spot for Goodfellas-related stuffâ¦we may never know. All we do know is that Matt needs to contact Limited Paper HQ immediately to get the ball rolling on his two free Outer Rim: Inner City prints. And, before we go, letâs share a few of the runner-up entries:
That oneâs by Alice Linâ¦.
That oneâs by Danny Makieâ¦.
â¦and one last one by our winner, Matt Krysiak. Folks, these were a pleasure to flip through, and we congratulate everyone who bothered entering. Contests like this are always a crapshoot, because one never knows if the audience is actually going to bother doing the work necessary to enter. We were thrilled to get as many responses as we did, and hope that our next contest (which oughtta be coming along very, very soonâ¦maybe even sooner than you think) reaps even more entries. Congratulations to the winners (whoâll be selecting from the group of prints below), and a tip oâ the hat to all of you for playing along. Good times.
That about does it for todayâs Limited Paper, folks. Be sure to stay tuned in the days, weeks, and months ahead, as weâve got all sorts of exclusives, announcements, interviews, contests, and giveaways headed your way: the next monthâs going to be absolutely insane, believe it. As always, if youâre a gallery with a show on the horizon, an artist with some posters to announce, or just some reader with a hot poster-related bit of gossip to share, you can reach me directly at LimitedPaper@gmail.com. Everyone else should be following us on Twitter @LimitedPaper for up-to-the-minute announcements about posters, prints, and your favorite Collider.com columnâ¦or, if Twitter ainât your thing, we encourage you to keep the Limited Paper homepage bookmarked here at Collider.com. Thatâs it for today, but feel free to sound off in the comments section below if youâve got anything youâd like to add to all this!