James Jean
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To mark the 20th anniversary of The Black Parade, Gerard Way invited me to revisit three of the original parade’s iconic figures: the Patient, the Drum Major, and the Fawn. The result is a new triptych that brings these characters into vivid focus, reimagined in a striking frontal perspective. The print set releases Oct 27 at 8am PT for 24hrs only at Each figure emerges in full sculptural relief, with dimensional embossing, chrome foil detailing, and glossy accents that catch the light from the gray skies of Draag. Custom chop designs, created specifically for each image, serve as distinctive insignias for the three figures, further expanding the visual mythology of The Black Parade.
James Jean45,812 次观看 • 25 天前
⚡️Releasing Nov 25, 8am PT for 24hrs only ⚡️ The Frankenstein time limited edition, featuring our most elaborate and detailed embossment yet, with multiple foiled embellishments and precise gloss detailing. Every delicate fiber of muscle shimmers in the light Guillermo del Toro Frankenstein Film
James Jean235,344 次观看 • 1 年前
I’m honored to have created a new sculpture to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Pan’s Labyrinth Guillermo del Toro Inspired the shape of a crescent moon, the composition explores the realms of the Faun and Ofelia. The sculpture is available for pre-order now in a limited edition of 99 pieces. The draw for entries ends 8am PT on Oct 9, 2026.
James Jean28,567 次观看 • 1 个月前
Today is the public opening of the David Geffen Galleries at LACMA ! To commemorate the occasion, LACMA asked me to create a special print, a new vision for a groundbreaking institution. When Michael Govan first described the new building to me, he emphasized its lack of hierarchy. It felt meaningful that he would ask an artist like myself, someone who has always worked outside traditional systems, to respond to a space defined by openness and fluidity. See the details here:
James Jean36,866 次观看 • 6 个月前
Crane brings the Thai Ma Song ritual into conversation with Renaissance portraiture. A female figure holds the crane as a divine instrument, transforming the piercing into a meditation on devotion and endurance. In a Ma Song ceremony, the devotee both absorbs and drives away misfortune on behalf of others by enduring an array of surreal ritual woundings. Renaissance portraiture, characterized by stillness and a frontal presence, imbues the sitter with a sacred aura. Across time and cultures, Crane shows how the human form becomes a conduit between divine forces and the world of the flesh. The painting is fully sculpted and embossed, with the barbs of the feathers subtly enhanced with finely raised gloss lines. Expressive splashes and flecks of paint are further embellished to create a distinctive tactile surface, while carefully placed foil details integrate seamlessly with the composition.
James Jean10,520 次观看 • 2 个月前
The Year of the Horse time limited print releases Feb 17 at 8am PT for 24hrs ONLY The musician rests beside her steed. As she plays her coral flute, a tree emerges from the saddle and begins to burn, the flames dancing to the lyrical melody. A black tortoise, mesmerized by the music and the burning branches, inches forward. Constellations of pearl filigree begin to decorate the sky as the fire burns into the night.
James Jean12,475 次观看 • 9 个月前
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