MYSTERIOUS TUBES!
It’s been 6 months since the last Nakatomi-Wide TUBE SALE, and people’s wounds have almost healed, and so we’re ready to go ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH!
We have more tubes than ever before- about 250 already packed with a few more tubes-worth of prints waiting on stand-by…so hopefully those who want one can get one!
Starting somewhere between noon and 2pm CENTRAL TIME on TUESDAY the 30th, we’ll have tubes for purchase for $50 each. Each tube will have 5 prints in it-all suitable for framing. Some are considered ‘scratch/dent’ in that there’s minor printing flaws or a ‘soft’ corner, but nothing that won’t frame out.
One print in each tube will be the final print in our portrait series by Tim Doyle that will never be available for purchase separately! The last few prints in this series seem to be popular!  (Warning, those links contain evidence of people flipping prints!)

You are welcome to buy as many tubes as you want- you will receive a copy of the exclusive print in each tube. One tube per order- we cannot combine shipping- as we can only fit 5 prints in each tube!
We’ve got Test Sheets!-

Test Sheets! We’re randomly inserting a totally awesome and unique test-sheet with orders! A test sheet is like 4 posters flying at your optic nerve at ONCE! Truly a byproduct of the Silk-screen process, we run screens on scrap paper as we’re working on a project, and what you get is a random collage of color building up on a sheet of paper, until we judge that it’s ‘done’ and throw it on our stack of test sheets!  There’s an awful lot of the Unreal Estate 2 prints that were in this crop- I like the BAD WOLF/ BADA BING up there on the left! 

SPEAKING OF UNREAL ESTATE-

“Unreal Estate” Scratch prints!  Just about EVERY print from the Unreal Estate art show at SpokeArt in February was printed with a split fountain (the fade in the sky) and split fountains can be tricky to get just right. SO- we have about 40 of these (spread across 10 different images) that were just not perfect enough to make the cut, but too pretty to trash. Others are perfectly fine except for a little ‘ink drop’ in the border here and there.  The regular editions of these sold out crazy fast on the SpokeArt AND Nakatomi sites, and this is your last chance to get ‘em from us!
EXCLUSIVES!

EXCLUSIVES!- stuff only available in THIS TUBE SALE!- 
Not only do we have a smattering of the GreySkull print that was only available to attendees of the SpokeArt show back in Feb, but we’ve got 5 AP copies of Doyle’s ‘King of Baltimore’ Gold Foil edition, Never-Before- Seen 6 copies of Metallic Silver Oversized Edition of the Transformers Show Poster (edition of only 7!), we’ve got a HEAVY wood panel version of Doyle’s Deadwood Unreal Estate print that was never released (edition of 10), and that small one in the middle was a KRAMPUS holiday print for a portfolio that didn’t come together last year, that Doyle was a part of. None of these prints will ever be for sale on Nakatomi!
ORIGINAL ART!


That’s 12 original pencil and ink drawings done by Doyle that we’re throwing into this sale! Pictured above is original art from gigposters for Appleseed Cast, MC Chris, The Bellfuries, along with the drawing for The Fifth Element movie poster, stuff for SpokeArt and a ton more.  All these are the OG’s used in production of these pieces that became the sold-out screenprints!
I FOUND THIS ON TOP OF MY FRIDGE!

Seriously- what was that doing up there? A perfectly good copy of the Stainless Steel Change into a Truck from a while back. Guess we’re throwing that in there too!
BONUS CRAZY TOWN STUFF

From Doyle’s personal collection, and stuff we just got in through trades and whatnot- we’re throwing in 5 of these long-gone old school Mondo posters. We could re-sell, em- but hey- we’d rather just give them to YOU.
This is only a small selection of what’s going in these tubes, with plenty more surprises!
With all this awesome, your odds of striking gold are PRETTY DANG GOOD.  Please note- these tubes are blind-packed, and we have no idea what prints are in what tubes at this point!
5 prints, $50- you can knock off gifts for 5 people all at once, letting you cruise into birthday/holiday/apocalypse season with no worries!
Get your clicky fingers ready- we’ve never had a Nakatomi tube sale NOT sell out- we’re being a little more ambiguous about the drop time, as we’ve had massive server issues during these high-demand drops before, and we’re trying to cut down on that here. But as always- it’s going to be a slog getting through check-out once word spreads that these are up for sale. Trust us- we’ll do what we can, but it’s rarely enough.
We will put these up for sale at a random time between noon and 2pm Central Time on Tuesday 4/30- and then tweet the sale link a few minutes later. You can follow Tim Doyle on twitter HERE.
PS- there is a slight chance we might do a super-late / early morning mini-sale of these to help out international folks over the weekend. That will be announced when it happens on Twitter.

MYSTERIOUS TUBES!

It’s been 6 months since the last Nakatomi-Wide TUBE SALE, and people’s wounds have almost healed, and so we’re ready to go ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH!

We have more tubes than ever before- about 250 already packed with a few more tubes-worth of prints waiting on stand-by…so hopefully those who want one can get one!

Starting somewhere between noon and 2pm CENTRAL TIME on TUESDAY the 30th, we’ll have tubes for purchase for $50 each. Each tube will have 5 prints in it-all suitable for framing. Some are considered ‘scratch/dent’ in that there’s minor printing flaws or a ‘soft’ corner, but nothing that won’t frame out.

One print in each tube will be the final print in our portrait series by Tim Doyle that will never be available for purchase separately! The last few prints in this series seem to be popular!  (Warning, those links contain evidence of people flipping prints!)

deckard web

You are welcome to buy as many tubes as you want- you will receive a copy of the exclusive print in each tube. One tube per order- we cannot combine shipping- as we can only fit 5 prints in each tube!

We’ve got Test Sheets!-

test sheets

Test Sheets! We’re randomly inserting a totally awesome and unique test-sheet with orders! A test sheet is like 4 posters flying at your optic nerve at ONCE! Truly a byproduct of the Silk-screen process, we run screens on scrap paper as we’re working on a project, and what you get is a random collage of color building up on a sheet of paper, until we judge that it’s ‘done’ and throw it on our stack of test sheets!  There’s an awful lot of the Unreal Estate 2 prints that were in this crop- I like the BAD WOLF/ BADA BING up there on the left! 

test sheet 2

SPEAKING OF UNREAL ESTATE-

Unreal Estate

“Unreal Estate” Scratch prints!  Just about EVERY print from the Unreal Estate art show at SpokeArt in February was printed with a split fountain (the fade in the sky) and split fountains can be tricky to get just right. SO- we have about 40 of these (spread across 10 different images) that were just not perfect enough to make the cut, but too pretty to trash. Others are perfectly fine except for a little ‘ink drop’ in the border here and there.  The regular editions of these sold out crazy fast on the SpokeArt AND Nakatomi sites, and this is your last chance to get ‘em from us!

EXCLUSIVES!

exclusives

EXCLUSIVES!- stuff only available in THIS TUBE SALE!- 

Not only do we have a smattering of the GreySkull print that was only available to attendees of the SpokeArt show back in Feb, but we’ve got 5 AP copies of Doyle’s ‘King of Baltimore’ Gold Foil edition, Never-Before- Seen 6 copies of Metallic Silver Oversized Edition of the Transformers Show Poster (edition of only 7!), we’ve got a HEAVY wood panel version of Doyle’s Deadwood Unreal Estate print that was never released (edition of 10), and that small one in the middle was a KRAMPUS holiday print for a portfolio that didn’t come together last year, that Doyle was a part of. None of these prints will ever be for sale on Nakatomi!

ORIGINAL ART!

og2

OG1

That’s 12 original pencil and ink drawings done by Doyle that we’re throwing into this sale! Pictured above is original art from gigposters for Appleseed Cast, MC Chris, The Bellfuries, along with the drawing for The Fifth Element movie poster, stuff for SpokeArt and a ton more.  All these are the OG’s used in production of these pieces that became the sold-out screenprints!

I FOUND THIS ON TOP OF MY FRIDGE!

truck steel

Seriously- what was that doing up there? A perfectly good copy of the Stainless Steel Change into a Truck from a while back. Guess we’re throwing that in there too!

BONUS CRAZY TOWN STUFF

bonus

From Doyle’s personal collection, and stuff we just got in through trades and whatnot- we’re throwing in 5 of these long-gone old school Mondo posters. We could re-sell, em- but hey- we’d rather just give them to YOU.

This is only a small selection of what’s going in these tubes, with plenty more surprises!

With all this awesome, your odds of striking gold are PRETTY DANG GOOD.  Please note- these tubes are blind-packed, and we have no idea what prints are in what tubes at this point!

5 prints, $50- you can knock off gifts for 5 people all at once, letting you cruise into birthday/holiday/apocalypse season with no worries!

Get your clicky fingers ready- we’ve never had a Nakatomi tube sale NOT sell out- we’re being a little more ambiguous about the drop time, as we’ve had massive server issues during these high-demand drops before, and we’re trying to cut down on that here. But as always- it’s going to be a slog getting through check-out once word spreads that these are up for sale. Trust us- we’ll do what we can, but it’s rarely enough.

We will put these up for sale at a random time between noon and 2pm Central Time on Tuesday 4/30- and then tweet the sale link a few minutes later. You can follow Tim Doyle on twitter HERE.

PS- there is a slight chance we might do a super-late / early morning mini-sale of these to help out international folks over the weekend. That will be announced when it happens on Twitter.

The final print in our ongoing series of freebie/give-a-way portraits (pictured at the top here) comes to a conclusion this Tuesday! The final print will be included with the TUBE SALE happening at NakatomiInc.com THIS TUESDAY 4/30. Visit us at NakatomiInc.com for more details.

Jesus Christ. 20K notes? Do I get a prize?

“Unreal Estate” - by Tim Doyle

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thatbishopgirl:

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here’s the AQUAMASH t-shirt that I made to wear to Boston Comic Con today — and then we got canceled.  #whine

I’m going to buy this shirt and wear it everywhere.

oh, please do!  send us some tee photos!

posterocalypse:

Review: Bernie Wrightson’s “I Shall Be With You” Art Print

Fresh off the triumph of their first Bernie Wrighton print sale, Nakatomi Inc. is at it again with yet another show-stopping, jaw-dropping Frankenstein illustration by the guy who co-created Swamp Thing. Can I get a hallelujah?!
I don’t mean to beat a dead horse here, but this poster is just as INCREDIBLE as Bernie’s “A Filthy Process.” Utilizing an inordinate amount of detail, the artist has given every bubbling beaker, decomposing fleck of flesh, and lonely ray of light, a life all its own in a way that could only be described as magical. The haunting “I Shall Be With You” illustration manages to evoke a tangible sense of doom and desperation that’s sure to please any fan of the “show, don’t tell” storytelling philosophy. A picture this detailed is worth far more than a thousand words. Here’s hoping this isn’t the last we’ve seen of Bernie Wrightson’s illustrated Frankenstein from Tim Doyle and company.

Click here to read more | Click here to visit Nakatomi Inc.

posterocalypse:

Review: Bernie Wrightson’s “I Shall Be With You” Art Print

Fresh off the triumph of their first Bernie Wrighton print sale, Nakatomi Inc. is at it again with yet another show-stopping, jaw-dropping Frankenstein illustration by the guy who co-created Swamp Thing. Can I get a hallelujah?!

I don’t mean to beat a dead horse here, but this poster is just as INCREDIBLE as Bernie’s “A Filthy Process.” Utilizing an inordinate amount of detail, the artist has given every bubbling beaker, decomposing fleck of flesh, and lonely ray of light, a life all its own in a way that could only be described as magical. The haunting “I Shall Be With You” illustration manages to evoke a tangible sense of doom and desperation that’s sure to please any fan of the “show, don’t tell” storytelling philosophy. A picture this detailed is worth far more than a thousand words. Here’s hoping this isn’t the last we’ve seen of Bernie Wrightson’s illustrated Frankenstein from Tim Doyle and company.

Click here to read more | Click here to visit Nakatomi Inc.

megatrip:

On sale right now at the Octopoda gallery website HERE, Tim Doyle’s newest silkscreen art-print is now available!

megatrip:

On sale right now at the Octopoda gallery website HERE, Tim Doyle’s newest silkscreen art-print is now available!

People are talking about me! That’s my favorite kind of talk! You over there! Talk about me now!

cauxcollective:

Caux Collective Introduces: Tim Doyle

Within the Fine Art world, you can often find mainstream social influences such as film and television bleeding into an artists personal work. These beautifully moody reimaginings of well-known locations such as the family home on Evergreen Terrace, the Kwik-E-Mart and Moe’s Bar from the long-running animated sitcom, The Simpsons, are part of an exhibition named ‘Unreal Estate’ by the fantastic American Illustrator & Print Maker, Tim Doyle.

Whilst these compositions are immediately recognisable to anybody who has seen the show, there is a sense of privilege that accompanies these images, as we are made to feel that we are being given an opportunity to see parts of Springfield in a brand new way. In addition to their more obvious aesthetic qualities, the illustrations also include small ‘easter egg-like’ inclusions, details retained specifically for the most avid of fans. These feature the clever inclusions of silhouettes of the Simpson family themselves, in the image of their family home, and the minuscule black scribble on a wall in the Kwik-E-Mart image, resembling Bart’s graffiti tag ‘El Barto’.

If you would like to see more of Tim Doyle’s excellent, TV-inspired artwork, head over to his website, as linked above, or find more on his Facebook and Tumblr profiles.

Caux Collective - Facebook - Twitter - Instagram

Yeah- I drew this. Because I’m so fucking meta, you can’t believe it. 

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Facebook event page:  https://www.facebook.com/events/119966508197663/
Art Work Available online starting April 15th:  http://octopoda.storenvy.com/
Group Exhibition of Limited Edition Movie Posters for the Films of The Asylum Studios
Opening Reception – Friday, April 19th 2013, 5:00-9:00PM
Show Runs Friday, April 19th 2013– Saturday April 27th2013, Closing Reception Sunday April 28th at the Bug Theater
Sponsored By Oskar Blues Brewery, Longmont Colorado’s winner of beeradvocate.com’s top-rated Scottish Ale and Detail’s Magazine World’s Second-Best Canned Beer (among other awards)www.oskarblues.com 
DENVER- Snakes on a Train / Films of The Asylum Limited Edition Poster Show
Titanic II?  The 18 Year Old Virgin?  Transmorphers?  Abraham Lincoln Vs. The Zombies?  These are the films of the Asylum, and for the first time they will receive custom, limited edition posters done by the country’s best screen printers.   
Octopoda Art Blog and The Studio12 Art Gallery have teamed up to bring the world the limited edition posters that the movies of The Asylum have so long deserved.  For the show an unbelievable collection of the most sought after and highly regarded screen printers from across the country were gathered, asked to each chose a classic Asylum title and design a limited edition collectible poster.  The opening reception will include a number of the artists on hand as well as a full range of The Asylum movies available for purchase, live screen printing of t-shirts from Baked Fresh as well live music from Nashville / Denver based Hip Hop artist DJ King Pinnacle (along with special guests), David Latt (co-founder of the Asylum / director / producer) will be on hand and beer will be provided Oskar Blues Brewery. 
There will also be a closing reception Sunday April 28th at 7:00PM at the Bug Theater (3654 Navajo Street, Denver CO) that will feature a screening of Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus.  Admission to the closing reception is free for anyone who has purchased a poster (or purchases a poster at the event) or a $3.00 per person admission ($5.00 for two people). 
 Description: Since 1997 The Asylum has been producing some of the world’s most notably amazing low budget films, proving that limited resources bring out the best in creative spirit.  Winning countless fans inspired by their ingenuity and rock and roll approach to film making they have become the gold standard in off beat films.  JOIN US IN A CELEBRATION OF INNOVATION, HILARIOUS TITLES AND CAMPY FUN!
Sponsored by Oscar Blues Brewing, Stand Up Branding, The Bug Theater, Octopoda Blog / Online Art Gallery
 Participating Artists and their chosen film in Alphabetical Order:
 Altieri Art: Death Racers
Amandalynn: MILF
Myah Bailey: Titanic II
Michael S. Boyer: Six Guns
Geoff Brandenburg: The Day the Earth Stopped
Tim Doyle: Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
Craig Horky: Lincoln
Ryan Mowry: Rise of the Zombies
Jillian Nickell: Moby Dick
Neil M. Perry: Two Headed Shark
Timothy Pittides: I Am Omega
Hatrobot: Bigfoot, Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes
Vanessa Schneider: The 18 Year Old Virgin
Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff: Snow White
Clint Wilson: Dragon Crusaders
Heidi Elise Wirz: 1,000,000 BC

About Studio 12 Gallery:
Studio 12 Art Gallery combines the energy and atmosphere of a working artist’s studio and art gallery. We are centrally located in Downtown Denver, Colorado in the Bolt Factory redevelopment at Second and Kalamath Street within Denver’s Arts District. The art gallery shows an eclectic mix of original art, contemporary craft and design as well as offering museum quality, archival custom picture framing.  Please check the events section of our website for the current and scheduled shows as well as workshops and special events.Studio 12 Gallery is open   M-F 10am-6pm and Sat. 11-4pm. For more information call 303-629-8744.

Yeah- I drew this. Because I’m so fucking meta, you can’t believe it.

benjaminbenjamin:

Facebook event page:  https://www.facebook.com/events/119966508197663/

Art Work Available online starting April 15th:  http://octopoda.storenvy.com/

Group Exhibition of Limited Edition Movie Posters for the Films of The Asylum Studios

Opening Reception – Friday, April 19th 2013, 5:00-9:00PM

Show Runs Friday, April 19th 2013– Saturday April 27th2013, Closing Reception Sunday April 28th at the Bug Theater

Sponsored By Oskar Blues Brewery, Longmont Colorado’s winner of beeradvocate.com’s top-rated Scottish Ale and Detail’s Magazine World’s Second-Best Canned Beer (among other awards)www.oskarblues.com 

DENVER- Snakes on a Train / Films of The Asylum Limited Edition Poster Show

Titanic II?  The 18 Year Old Virgin?  Transmorphers?  Abraham Lincoln Vs. The Zombies?  These are the films of the Asylum, and for the first time they will receive custom, limited edition posters done by the country’s best screen printers.   

Octopoda Art Blog and The Studio12 Art Gallery have teamed up to bring the world the limited edition posters that the movies of The Asylum have so long deserved.  For the show an unbelievable collection of the most sought after and highly regarded screen printers from across the country were gathered, asked to each chose a classic Asylum title and design a limited edition collectible poster.  The opening reception will include a number of the artists on hand as well as a full range of The Asylum movies available for purchase, live screen printing of t-shirts from Baked Fresh as well live music from Nashville / Denver based Hip Hop artist DJ King Pinnacle (along with special guests), David Latt (co-founder of the Asylum / director / producer) will be on hand and beer will be provided Oskar Blues Brewery

There will also be a closing reception Sunday April 28th at 7:00PM at the Bug Theater (3654 Navajo Street, Denver CO) that will feature a screening of Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus.  Admission to the closing reception is free for anyone who has purchased a poster (or purchases a poster at the event) or a $3.00 per person admission ($5.00 for two people). 

 Description: Since 1997 The Asylum has been producing some of the world’s most notably amazing low budget films, proving that limited resources bring out the best in creative spirit.  Winning countless fans inspired by their ingenuity and rock and roll approach to film making they have become the gold standard in off beat films.  JOIN US IN A CELEBRATION OF INNOVATION, HILARIOUS TITLES AND CAMPY FUN!


Sponsored by Oscar Blues Brewing, Stand Up Branding, The Bug Theater, Octopoda Blog / Online Art Gallery

 Participating Artists and their chosen film in Alphabetical Order:

 Altieri Art: Death Racers

Amandalynn: MILF

Myah Bailey: Titanic II

Michael S. Boyer: Six Guns

Geoff Brandenburg: The Day the Earth Stopped

Tim Doyle: Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus

Craig Horky: Lincoln

Ryan Mowry: Rise of the Zombies

Jillian Nickell: Moby Dick

Neil M. Perry: Two Headed Shark

Timothy Pittides: I Am Omega

Hatrobot: Bigfoot, Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes

Vanessa Schneider: The 18 Year Old Virgin

Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff: Snow White

Clint Wilson: Dragon Crusaders

Heidi Elise Wirz: 1,000,000 BC

About Studio 12 Gallery:

Studio 12 Art Gallery combines the energy and atmosphere of a working artist’s studio and art gallery. We are centrally located in Downtown Denver, Colorado in the Bolt Factory redevelopment at Second and Kalamath Street within Denver’s Arts District. The art gallery shows an eclectic mix of original art, contemporary craft and design as well as offering museum quality, archival custom picture framing.  Please check the events section of our website for the current and scheduled shows as well as workshops and special events.Studio 12 Gallery is open   M-F 10am-6pm and Sat. 11-4pm. For more information call 303-629-8744.

benjaminbenjamin:

Me in front of a Tim Doyle print at Galerie F in Chicago, stay tuned for more posts about Galerie F (and Tim Doyle). 

benjaminbenjamin:

Me in front of a Tim Doyle print at Galerie F in Chicago, stay tuned for more posts about Galerie F (and Tim Doyle). 

Never thought I’d be featured on a blog called ‘pussies on parade’ but hey- here I am.
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MittensItsYou Tim Doyle Austin, TX
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Never thought I’d be featured on a blog called ‘pussies on parade’ but hey- here I am.

pussiesonparade:

MittensItsYou
Tim Doyle
Austin, TX
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