BACK IN PRINT! After being out of print for quite a while, some classic Doyle prints are available for purchase again! Above is pictured ‘Ready To Believe You‘, a 12 by 24″ 4 color, hand-printed silk-screen poster, signed and numbered by the artist in a new edition of 200! Below is “2015” a 6 color print featuring GLOW IN THE DARK ink over the entire image area! (it’s really pretty dang cool to…
ROBOTS! Artist/ Designer Zane Thomas is back with a new set of 4 classic Tin-Toy robot prints! These 8.5 x 11″ 5 color prints were hand-printed in the Nakatomi Print Labs on Natural color paper by the artist, and are signed and numbered in matched-number-sets of only 50 worldwide! In hand and ready for immediate shipment! These are now available in the ART PRINTS section of the Nakatomi store HERE! -alex fugazi
EVOLUTION at the MEREL GALLERY! This weekend in Chicago, Tim Doyle and 4 other artists (Craig TAPECAT McCudden, Brin Levinson, David Welker, and James Flames) are participating in chef Brian Merel’s food+art event- EVOLUTION. Tim Doyle produced 3 new prints for the evening, all part of his ongoing THE SEA ALSO RISES series of prints. (Which, incidentally, fit nicely in with the show’s theme of Evolution!) Pictured above is ‘The Sea Also Rises: The Canals…
“Ramblin’ Man” AP copies now available! This print, produced for SpokeArt’s 2013 BAD DADS Wes Anderson-themed art show in San Francisco sold out at the gallery! Luckily for you in the Nakatomi Nation, we held back some Artist Proof copies, and are now able to offer them to you! This 12×24 inch print is designed to match up with Doyle’s best-selling series he did in the 2010 BAD DADS show, seen below! Isn’t it…
YEAR OF THE HORSE! Clint Wilson’s newest calendar print is here! (man, these things seem to happen almost every year now…) 2014 is indeed the Year of the Horse, according to the Chinese Zodiac- and this calendar will help you keep track of the days, be you a human, horse, or weird horse-human thing. (We don’t judge!) Print measures 16×20 and is signed and numbered by Clint in an edition of 50! Hand printed on…
BLUE GENIE! Nakatomi is set up and on display at the annual Austin- Based BLUE GENIE ART BAZAAR! If you’re in the area, and want to pick up some unique X-mas gifts for your friends or family, or even sneak a couple things in for yourself, you can’t go wrong with Blue Genie! The Nakatomi booth is stuffed with some new prints, old prints, and long-out-of-print rarities! The Blue Genie Art Bazaar is located inside…
Tim Doyle was asked to produce two prints for ACIDFREE GALLERY for their licensed series of Transformers prints! Above is pictured the Decepticons version, and below the Autobots one! Available for purchase HERE! Both prints measure 18×24, and were originally available at AcidFree’s booth at New York Comic-Con- and now we finally have the signed AP copies available! The super-rare PRISM FOIL variant on each is pictured below! The foil paper is SUPER SHINY and…
NEW UNREAL ESTATE PRINT- “The Fields of Trenzalore” by Tim Doyle- exclusive BLACK FRIDAY to CYBER MONDAY timed release print, available RIGHT NOW on Spoke-Art’s site HERE. The regular version (below) is a 6-color print, and the GLOW IN THE DARK variant (top) is a 5 color! Both 18×24 prints will be hand-printed in Doyle’s studio, and signed and numbered by the artist. COME GET IT before they’re gone!
TUBE SALE IS NOW LIVE HERE! GO GET IT! MYSTERIOUS TUBES of uh…MYSTERY! It’s been 7 months since the last Nakatomi-Wide MYSTERY TUBE SALE, and people’s wounds have almost healed, and so we’re ready to go AROUND THE WHEEL OF PAIN AGAIN! 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…
THIS PRINT SUITE IS NOW SOLD OUT. THANK YOU FOR THE ORDERS! Bernie Wrightson’s illustrated adaptation of Frankenstein, originally published by Marvel Comics, set a high-water mark for illustration in the early 80’s. The original art pieces disappeared into collections decades ago, and it was only through the tireless efforts of collectors like director Frank Darabont, that the original art boards were located and scanned with modern methods. Because of that process, Nakatomi has been…