Since Nakatomi has it’s own silkscreen shop, we try to make sure we always have freebie handbills and mini prints to throw in each outgoing order. Our new free print is a portrait of what Stephen King calls “The most terrifying female villain to ever appear in a television series,” SNOOP. This 8×10 hand-pulled silkscreen print is signed and numbered by the artist, Tim Doyle in an edition of 100- available FREE with the next…
Nakatomi’s Tim Doyle was asked to participate in a Movie Poster exhibit in Canada-“J’ai Tue Le Photographe, Exposition D’affiches” Which clearly means something in French-talk. Everything we know about French culture, we learned from Simone in Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure. BUT- Doyle’s print for the show (pictured at top) is now for sale at Nakatomi! Tim Doyle wrote a text piece that gave a rare peek into his creative process. Prepare to be mystified by an…
From the Man himself, Aye Jay- “First things first, this was not the intended second edition of the POP-SUB! Michael Munter and I have been cooking up something special, with a theme based on something near and dear that became way bigger than intended (and will actually branch out into two suites!) So- it took a little longer. That being said, today’s release and Munters will be spaced closer together. Fer yer health! There are…
Nakatomi had a small run of these (the A.P. 3-D version) as a test-of-concept back at FlatStock Austin in MARCH, and we sold out of them immediately. Now, Jacob has printed these for release to the public in two editions! The 3-D edition- D.V.E.T.F.T.P.V. 3-D Edition! Outer Space Destiny! He comes at night to melt your brain! He won’t get his damn hands off her! In 3-D! This is an absolute first for Nakatomi: an…
Monday October 25th is the LAST day to pre-order your set of 3 Rhys Cooper’s “Of Fur and Felt” series of prints! The pre-order gets you the 3 16×20 print at the lower price of $75.00, as well as the 3 8×10 mini-prints that are ONLY available to those that pre-order! The individual regular prints are selling for $30 each, so get some freebies and save some scratch by getting on board this series now! …
Jacob Borshard returns to his ‘Archetype Times Table’ series with the Third entry! Third in the series, ‘The Bootleg Creebobby Comics Archetype Times Table Apocrapha’ is sure to delight. Handy reference guide for chool, business or industry. No longer will your productivity suffer for want of a proper standardized reference for such important archtype comibinations as Punk-Starlet, a Superhero-Mummy, a Devil-Flapper or a Dog-Bum. Sexy yet rude, Ruff yet Arf, Panhandling yet Saving-the-World. A must…
Funny story- this was ORIGINALLY going to be a Nakatomi mailing list Exclusive offer, and THEN what happened, is one of the new features of Constant Contact is that it publishes what WE thought was an alert telling people that an email had gone out. But what it does is publishes the email as a webpage for everyone to see! So- once that happened Monday morning, and all the information got out there, we decided,…
A few months back, Nakatomi Print Labs had the pleasure of printing the above ‘5 Color Cowboy’ art print for Paul Maybury- and we’re co-releasing the artists’ edition of the print with Paul! Paul is the award-winning Austin-based cartoonist who has produced work for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Heavy Metal, Ubisoft, Metro, Image, Criterion and Mirage Studios. His critically acclaimed graphic novel, Aqua Leung, was the indie-darling of SDCC the year it was released. In…
Nakatomi’s Tim Doyle was commissioned to produce a poster for the Astor Theatre’s screening of Blade Runner in Australia this month. The prints were originally available on TommyGood.com, and now are available to the Nakatomi Nation! Available in the Glow In The Dark art print version (pictured above) and a regular version, pictured below- The regular edition is 12×25, 5 colors including a gloss rain overlay, and is signed and numbered by the artist in…
Old comic book public service announcements really had a good message. Brotherhood, helping others, sharing… all the basics of being a good human were covered. But then I see Superman pawing a kid in a Davy Crockett costume and it becomes: It’s going to be awhile before I can pick up a copy of Action Comics again.