Clint Wilson has been busy in the print-shop the last few weeks, cranking out a bunch of new prints!

Pictured above is the ‘Year of the Dragon’ 2012 calendar, a follow up to last year’s hit ‘Year of the Rabbit’!  If the Mayans have their way, this might be the LAST calendar you EVER have to buy!

This one is 16×20 and is signed and numbered in an edition of 70- and for the CRAZY low price of just $15!

This SHONEN KNIFE gigposters is for a show last month, in which they covered RAMONES songs all night! Classic!

This 3 color print is limited to just 50 prints and measures 18×24!

This St. Vincent print for a show in October measures 18×24 and is in an edition of only 80!

All these prints are available RIGHT NOW in the Clint Wilson section of the Nakatomi store HERE.

-alex fugazi

We here at Nakatomi love the hell outta Marc Maron’s WTF podcast. WTF’s long-form interviews probe deep into their subjects and really get to the heart of what makes their subjects tick.  Marc Maron has transformed from an (admittedly amazing) stand-up to the Barbara Walters of the podcast set- except instead of making celebrities cry, he’s letting us know that Carrot Top is an actual human, and auditioning for SNL can really mess a guy up.  It’s just pure gold, and be it our printers Sean and Zane listening to WTF in the print-shop or Tim Doyle working in his studio, someone at Nakatomi is almost guaranteed to be listening to WTF during any given workday.  

WITH THAT SAID- we were super-enthused to have Jon send us this poster to add to his section of the Nakatomi store!  Printed to promote Marc’s show at The Neptune last Friday, this 18×24 silkscreen features florescent inks, and is signed and numbered by Jon in an edition of 100.  We’ll only have 60 for sale, as the rest went to the venue. Apparently, Marc took the poster up on stage and talked about how much he dug it!  If ANYONE has video or a pic of this, send it on, as we’d love to show it off!

In case you missed it, this poster is a call-back to the final Lenny Bruce gigposter from his performances at the Fillmore back in 1966, pictured below-

The Marc Maron print is available in the Nakatomi Store RIGHT NOW, RIGHT HERE!

alex fugazi.

Pop Sub Season 2 Volume 2!

This time around, it’s Aye Jay and Mike Munter paying tribute to everyone’s favorite FREAKS!

The portraits are drawn by both Aye Jay and Mike Munter (although the styles mesh PERFECTLY!) and Munter went at the paper with neon orange and purple ink splatters before we printed ‘em, making each set completely unique.  Features metallic silver ink!  This Pop-Sub set includes five 7″ square mini-prints packed into one Pop-Sub branded 45rpm record jacket!

Sold in matched numbered sets, and limited to only 100 sets worldwide, a good portion of these are already spoken for through our subscriptions!

And speaking of subscriptions- sign up for the subscription, and you’ll get the first 6 sets in the Pop-Sub suite delivered right to your door on a monthly basis.  The first 2 sets are already out, so if you sign up, you’ll get them all at once, and the next four to follow in time for the holidays!  Perfect for the holiday gift season, as it’s literally the gift that keeps giving!

Pick up this set, the subscription, or the first set in this series HERE.

-alex fugazi

“Vietnam on Wheels- 2″

Tim Doyle follows up his sold-out ‘Vietnam on Wheels’ print with this charming print, featuring a Panda out for a drive on the streets of Saigon, enjoying some tasty bamboo!

Measuring 16×20, this hand-printed silkscreened art print is on 100lb Natural paper, and is signed and numbered by the artist in an edition of 75!

Photo of the actual print below!

You can pick this up in the Nakatomi store RIGHT NOW- HERE.

And hey, if you’re still on the lookout for the original Vietnam on Wheels print, we’re out of them, but there’s still a few left over at our friends at PosterCabaret.com HERE.

Thank you!

-alex fugazi

founding member, Team Panda.

Goodfellas is one of the most iconic Mob movies ever made, right up there with Godfather 1 & 2, Once Upon a Time in America, and Married to the Mob.  (Maybe not the last one)

And no scene is more iconic than the ‘Go get your fuckin’ shinebox!’ line.  Jon is paying tribute to this amazing Guido-ism with his newest t-shirt and print set, exclusively made for Nakatomi!

The print is an 18×24 hand-printed silkscreen, featuring metallic inks, and the t-shirt pictured above is printed on 100% ringspun cotton with metallic gold ink!  Each are limited to just 100 copies on Nakatomi, and for a limited time, you can pick up both, save yourself $10 and also get this awesome 5×7 handbill/sticker we’re throwing in with combo orders only!

You can pick this awesome set up in the JON SMITH section of the Nakatomi store RIGHT NOW!

-alex fugazi

Hello Everyone-

AS you may have guessed by now, the Mystery Tubes are completely sold out. Thank you all for the overwhelming response.

Now- a couple of things-

1- Special Requests

I got a TON of requests and Emails from people asking for the Stout prints. Odds are- you’re not going to get it.

Out of all the orders, about 90% of you put a request in asking for these. Obviously, it’s going to be impossible to take these requests, and unfortunately some people are going to be upset that they don’t get one. To keep this truly random, we’re going to randomly pick out orders and they’re the one’s that get these.  If you get one, AND you also had put a request in for one- that doesn’t mean we’re listening to your request- it’s truly luck of the draw.  If you did request one, and do not get it- same deal- it doesn’t mean that I don’t love you completely with my ‘swimsuit area’ it just means that God hates you. You’ll have to take it up with him.

2- I also got a lot of impassioned please for the Vonnegut Original Line Art drawing pictured in the blog post for these tubes.

Just to let you guys know- that’s not the actual drawing that was used to make the “Got to be Kind” print.  I did a drawing, and thought it was too complicated, and did that second drawing that is pictured in the mystery tube ad.  Then I decided I liked the FIRST drawing more, and that was used to make the print.  So if you get it, you’re super lucky, but if you don’t- don’t feel too bad, I still have that original art.  That particular original art will be for sale at my gallery show next year.  Look for it then.

3- Shipping is going to take a while.

We’ve got Fun Fun Fun Fest to set up for this weekend, and that’s all we’re doing over the next few days. THEN- we’ve got to print the exclusive print by me that’s getting inserted into these tubes. And THEN we’ve got Wizard World Austin to have a booth at the following weekend. So, we’re about 2 weeks out from actually having these shipped.  I know we normally ship within 24-48 hours of an order being placed, but this is a really busy time.  I guess what I’m getting at is- be patient, and don’t email me asking ‘where’s my tube at?’ At least not until you get a shipping confirmation email from me…dig?  Considering SOME places can take a month or more to ship, we’re still pretty awesome if I do say so myself.  (And I do say it to myself every day, silently, like a prayer.)

4- Duplicates

I said so in the previous post, but I just want to reiterate for you guys- if you ordered more than ONE tube, I can’t guarantee you won’t get duplicates.  We’ll do what we can, but no promises. And for those of you who ordered 6-7 times, I hope you have people on your X-mas list that like art.  Obviously, if we’re inserting a special print made by me that’s going into each tube, you’re going to get multiples of that print.  Hopefully you guys REALLY enjoy Blade Runner. (There, I said it…kinda spoilery, but now you know you made the right choice, eh?)

5- You guys are complete lunatics.

Like really. This was awesome, and the response was insane. Thank you all.

-Tim Doyle