Dark City print by Tim Doyle for Bottleneck Gallery! This Thursday from 8-9pm EASTERN time, Bottleneck Gallery will host an on-line pre-sale of their upcoming show- “Where Is My Mind.”  The show opens officially in NYC this Friday at their gallery, but those of us not living in the area can get first crack at the prints! Above is pictured Tim Doyle’s “TUNING” print inspired by the film Dark City. Print measures 20×30, is signed…

BLUE RUIN- the new Album by Head for the Hills! Nakatomi artist Tim Doyle was commissioned by Head for the Hills to design the cover for their new full-length album- BLUE RUIN, which is available now for pre-order on their site HERE. You can purchase in a couple different ways- CD, Download, etc- BUT- you can also get it on Vinyl with a limited edition (100 qty) 24×24 silk-screen print of the cover. These prints…

  FLESH EMPIRE AND FOXING QUARTERLY Nakatomi Inc, in conjunction with Foxing Quarterly is proud to announce a unique Art and Literature event this coming Thursday the 18th here in Austin Texas! Not only will this be the release party for the 3rd issue of Foxing Quarterly which is guest-Art-Directed by french artist and designer Yann Legendre, this will also be the American debut of Yann’s award winning print series- Flesh Empire- published in the…

  BEST OF AUSTIN 2013! So, in 2011, Nakatomi founder, Tim Doyle, TIED in the annual Austin Chronicle’s Best of Austin reader’s poll for ‘Best Visual Artist.’ This was completely awesome, and totally unexpected.  In 2012- we SHAMELESSLY asked for your vote.  And Tim Doyle won hands-down!  This year, we are asking- but not begging. More like gentle nudging. But with a pointy stick.   “When I found out that I had tied in 2011…

WE STAND WITH WENDY! Nakatomi is proud to yet again collaborate with Former Texas Senator, Glen Maxey and the Texas Democratic Party in furthering their efforts to TURN TEXAS BLUE! Available in three colorways, each with different phrases, these 18×24 silk-screen posters are signed and numbered by artist Tim Doyle in editions of 400 each. A SIGNIFICANT portion of each sale goes directly to benefit the Texas Democratic Party. Printed on 150lb Tag Manilla Paper-…

YEEEHAW!- Cowgirls by Zane Thomas Continuing artist Zane Thomas’ print series of ‘Four things that look good next to each other’, following up from last month’s ‘Eames Chairs’ prints– comes this killer ‘COWGIRLS’ print set!  This set of 4 8.5×11 hand-printed silkscreens are signed and numbered by Zane in an edition of 50! You can pick them up HERE in the ART PRINTS section of the Nakatomi store! Prints are in hand and ready for…

 DRINKING BUDDIES! Jon Smith’s print series of Famous Drunks stumbles on, shuffling down the street, hugging lamp-posts for stability! Need to liven up your bar? Need to hang some art in your downtown bachelor pad? Want to stare at some pretty faces while you get blotto, which is better than the sad face staring back at you from the mirror behind SAID BAR? A grouping of some of the most PROMINENT alcoholics to grace your…

“Features As Beautiful” Frankenstein art print by Bernie Wrightson- onsale WEDNESDAY 6/12 It is with supreme honor and delight that Nakatomi is releasing the next print in Bernie’s amazing Frankenstein series! “Features As Beautiful” measures 20×30 and is signed by Bernie in a hand-numbered edition of 150 worldwide. 100 of these prints are already spoken for through subscriptions, so only 50 of these prints will be available to the public! Check out the stunning line-work …

Boris the Blue Whale! From Clint Wilson- “May is over, and summer is here! This time, we are greeted with the largest animal on the planet. Boris is a Blue Whale. He enjoys traveling and makes his way all around the world, never settling in one place for too long.” Boris will be available at NAKATOMI in the usual sets of a 12×12 print, a 5×5 print and a sticker all in one nice package!…

  Make YOUR Banana Stand!   Doyle’s new Arrested Development themed UnReal Estate print from SpokeArt is now available! It’s a companion piece to the one released at the original show back in 2012! Here’s what he had to say to Slashfilm’s Germain Lussier about it- “The idea behind this one was to mimic what is essentially a running kind of joke on AD- the zoom-out, pull-away gag, showing the same scene from a different…