Hail to the King - A Stephen King Tribute Art Show featuring World Wide Artists

Jan. 12, 2011 - PRLog -- Finder's Creepers and D. Ryan Allen Present: Hail to the KIng, a Stephen King Tribute Art Show featuring artists from across the country and around the world! This show will have an opening reception on January 22nd and will run through the end of February at Finder's Creepers, located in downtown Des Moines at 515 18th Street.

This show includes numerous locally known artists as well as artists from across the nation and around the world.

Artists included in this show are: Allison Hall, Anastasia Catris (UK), Andrew Barton, Brent Houzenga, Brian D (NY), Bryan Baugh of cryptlogic.net, D. Ryan Allen, DeAnna Herrington, Jacqueline Roate, Jeff Bonker, Jessica Pertzborn, Job Yamen, Joe Jones, Kelly Hutchison of DarkVomit.com, Kettle Art, KimB Kreatures, local film maker Kristian Day, László Lampert (Hungary), Lisa Beck, Lyndal Ferguson (KY), Misty Hover, Nate Fetus, Regina Riordan, Ryan Jon Gillispie, Satanimals, Shannon Gausten of Effectionhate, Shawn Palek, Tanner Saltzman and Van Holmgren.

In addition to the horrific artwork, Jonathan Crowl (a local Des Moines Author) will be releasing his book "Alone with the Living Dead" for the first time to the public. The first ten people who purchase this book will also receive an original zombie illustration from Brad Askvig.

For the opening reception, there will be horror movies on the big screen, horrific drinks and treats and in-store specials on all used horror books and horror tees!

Visit http://www.finderscreepers.com for more information on this show!

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Finder's Creepers is a cozy and unassuming outlet catering to those with a soft-spot for tattoo-related, outsider and lowbrow artwork. Modestly prices, desk-frame friendly prints as well as full-scale fine art ranging from painting to photographic manipulation to sculpture, as well as a nest of unconventional oddities stashed away in between for discerning eyes and hands to seek out. Locally owned, laid back and devoid of pretensions, a place worth one’s first and returning visits for those curious types titillated by the unusual and provocative