Showing posts with label Adventure Time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adventure Time. Show all posts

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Mondo's Remaining WonderCon Prints

Before I hit the hay I wanted to quickly give you a heads up about Mondo's remaining WonderCon posters. The below will available on Thursday (4/11) at a random time through mondotees.com. Be sure to follow @mondonews on Twitter for the drop details.

Scarface Movie Poster
Mike Mitchell
18" x 24" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$45 - Limited to 375
Scarface Movie Poster (Variant)
Mike Mitchell
18" x 24" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$70 - Limited to 150

I really like this design's simplicity. For more info on artist Mike Mitchell, check out sirmikeofmitchell.com, his store, Facebook page, and follow @sirmitchell.

"Shelob’s Lair" Art Print (Purple)
Richey Beckett
24" x 36" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$45 - Limited to 205
Inspired By: The Lord of the Rings
"Shelob’s Lair" Art Print (Blue)
Richey Beckett
24" x 36" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$45 - Limited to 205
Inspired By: The Lord of the Rings

To see more of Richey Beckett's artwork, visit richeybeckett.com and follow @richeybeckett on Twitter.

Rear Window Movie Poster
Kevin Tong
24" x 36" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$45 - Limited to 250
Rear Window Movie Poster (Variant)
Kevin Tong
24" x 36" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$70 - Limited to 125

You can find Kevin's work at tragicsunshine.com, his Facebook page, and by following him @tragicsunshine.

"The Finntastic Four" Art Print
JJ Harrison
18" x 24" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$40 - Limited to 225
Inspired By: Adventure Time (2010)

And finally we have JJ Harrison's glob-tastic "The Finntastic Four" print. Visit JJ Harrison's Tumblr, Twitter and website to learn more about the man and his mathematical art.

Friday, January 25, 2013

Heads Up: Tyler Stout's "4up - Z Series" Art Prints

Last call, folks! Tyler Stout's pop-culture inspired "4up - Z Series" prints are only available for about an hour more (ends at 5 PM PST today), so act fast!

"Berserkz" Art Print
Tyler Stout
8" x 8" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$40 (Set of 4) - Edition Size TBD
Inspired By: Gremlins (1984)
"Gwoemulz" Art Print
Tyler Stout
8" x 8" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$40 (Set of 4) - Edition Size TBD
Inspired By: The Host (2006)

"Navigatorz" Art Print
Tyler Stout
8" x 8" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$40 (Set of 4) - Edition Size TBD
Inspired By: Alien (1979)
"Neo Jakeo" Art Print
Tyler Stout
8" x 8" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$40 (Set of 4) - Edition Size TBD
Inspired By: Adventure Time and Akira

The "4up - Z Series" posters are available as a set for $40 through Tyler Stout's storefront. Each of the screen prints measure 8" x 8" and does not yet have a finalized edition size. For more info on the artist, be sure to visit tstout.com and sign up for his newsletter. Neo Jakeo is about to E.X.P.L.O.D.E.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Poster Per Diem: Kevin Luong's "Return of the King" Art Print

For those wondering what the hell "Poster Per Diem" is / means / smells like, here's my not at all concise description. If you visit this site with any regularity, you already know I tend to write reviews for film and television inspired prints that are either currently on sale or are about to go on sale. And while I'll still be pouring the majority of my efforts into these sorts of posts, my daily "Poster Per Diem" feature will focus on awesome prints that have since sold out, never existed in the first place (AKA concept posters) or just bears mentioning. In other words: this is my chance to say, "I never got a chance, for whatever reason, to write about you on this here website, but I think you're really purty and I want to let the world know." Or something like that. Oh, and Per diem is latin for "per day" or "each day."

"Return of the King" Art Print
Kevin Luong
11" x 14" (Giclée) - Signed and Numbered
$50 - Limited to 26 (and 4 APs)
Inspired By: Adventure Time

Kevin Luong's impressive "Return of the King" print was part of OhNo!Doom's recent Adventure Time tribute art show and is still available through their online store for $50. The poster measures 11" x 14" and is limited to an edition of 26. If you'd like to see more of Kevin's work, head over to kevinluongillustration.com, check out his blog and visit his store. Mathematical, right?!

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Reason #133 I'm Bummed I'm Not at Comic-Con: Olly Moss' Prints

I went to San Diego last year for Comic-Con and proceeded to purchase tons of art with money I didn't have. Don't get me wrong, I love the posters I bought, but I definitely had a case of whiplash after checking out my monthly bank statement when I got home. In an effort to stave off financial ruin I abstained from Comic Con this year, but you can bet I'm still super bummed I couldn't make it for a number of reasons. Reason #133: Olly Moss' prints!

Princess Mononoke (Regular)
Olly Moss
20" x 36" (Screen Print) - S / N
$50 - Limited to 430
Princess Mononoke (Variant)
Olly Moss
20" x 36" (Screen Print) - S / N
$90 - Limited to 225

"Finn" Adventure Time Poster
Olly Moss
18" x 24" (Screen Print) - Numbered
$50 - Limited to 380


"Defective Comics Pizza Hut" Art Print
Daniel Danger & Olly Moss
17" x 11" - Signed
Edition Size TBD (Less than 100)

"Defective Comics Jiffy Lube" Art Print
Daniel Danger & Olly Moss
17" x 11" - Signed
Edition Size TBD (Less than 100)

The Dark Knight Rises Movie Poster (SDCC Variant)
Olly Moss
24" x 36" (Screen Print) - Signed and Numbered
$100 - Limited to 180

Take a look at these prints! I mean, seriously, just take a look at this stuff! Olly absolutely killed it in pretty much every possible way. Thankfully, everyone will have a chance to own a smaller version of The Dark Knight Rises poster this Wednesday (7/18). Unfortunately, when it comes to all the other stuff, we're S.O.L. (unless, of course, you want to pay insane amounts of money for them in the secondary market and nobody wants to do that). I'm still kind of shocked Mondo decided to release their Princess Mononoke prints exclusively at SDCC, but it's their product and it certainly made a splash among this year's attendees. So there it is, reason #133 why I'm bummed I didn't go to Comic-Con this year. Now, get off my lawn you kids!

Saturday, February 4, 2012

DoomCMYK's "Game Time 3" Art Print

I don't know about you, but I love Adventure Time. There's just something about its self-reflexive absurdity and the clandestine adult themes hiding right under the show's candy (kingdom) surface. I've seen a few of DoomCMYK's Adventure Time inspired prints in the past, but this is the first time I'm (barely) ahead of the curve enough to actually tell my readers about it. Take a look!

"Game Time 3" Art Print (Variant)
DoomCMYK (AKA Robert Mangaoang)
11" x 17" - Signed and Numbered
$19.99 - Limited to 200
Inspired: Adventure Time

This print isn't really doing anything monumental or important, it's not pushing the boundaries of the medium, but damn if doesn't put a huge smile on my face. DoomCMYK's poster captures that carefree and zany (did I really just use the word "zany"?) attitude that Finn and Jake so unashamedly exude, regardless of the insanity they face each and every episode. But beyond the artist's ability to maintain the show's tone, I feel the need to congratulate him for perfectly reproducing the Adventure Time characters while seamlessly combining them with a ton of popular video game franchises. That's not to say there isn't something deliriously entertaining and yet oddly unnerving about seeing Finn tote around a handgun, even if it's in the guise of Solid Snake. I'll be honest, it kind of weirds me out (but in a good way). Bottom line: I've really enjoyed what DoomCMYK has done so far, and am looking forward to many more mathematical Adventure Time inspired artworks from this artist going forward.

DoomCMYK's "Game Time 3" print will be available Sunday (2/5) through his Etsy store at 10 AM EST (7 AM for those of us on the West Coast). The giclée measures 11" x 17", is limited to an edition of 200, and only costs $19.99! To learn more about artist Robert Mangaoang, be sure to visit his website, Tumblr blog, or follow him on Twitter @doomsdaily and @Doom_CMYK. And it probably wouldn't hurt to sign up for his newsletter either. Just sayin'.

Friday, November 25, 2011

Mike Mitchell's "Adventure Time" Posters

I've been a huge fan of Adventure Time since day one. Now, I'm not saying that to brag, rather, I'm hoping you'll use my admission as a catalyst to watch as much of the series as you possibly can. It's really amazing. And it seems I'm not the only one who thinks so, as Mondo will be releasing a stunning set of Adventure Time prints by artist Mike Mitchell later today (11/25).

Adventure Time Poster (Regular)
Mike Mitchell
18" x 36" - Numbered
$40 - Limited to 220

Mike Mitchell absolutely nailed the look and feel of the series. His posters present Jake the dog and Finn the human in exactly the way you would have imagined. He's even seen fit to add some of the show's hilarious side characters, like Lumpy Space Princess, the staring horse (which is actually a costume housing the Ice King), and Beemo! By the way, if that previous sentence made zero sense, I, again, highly recommend checking out the series. I'm not really sure what else to say. I love this print, it's pretty much perfect, and I can't imagine any fans of the show being disappointed by it. I think I prefer the variant, if only because it's a bit more colorful, and Adventure Time is such a colorful show, but the regular version is still fairly algebraic in every conceivable way. Bottom line: if you love the series, you'll need to be putting that F5 button to work come sale time.

Adventure Time Poster (Variant)
Mike Mitchell
18" x 36" - Numbered
$65 - Limited to 90

Mike Mitchell's Adventure Time prints will be available later today (11/25) through the Mondo website. Both versions of the poster measures 18" x 36" and are hand numbered. The regular edition will cost $40 and is limited to 220, while the variant is limited to a much smaller edition of 90 and will cost $65. As is usually the case when it comes to Mondo prints, you'll need to follow @MondoNews for the exact drop details. To learn more about Mike Mitchell you've got a few options, including: his website at sirmikeofmitchell.com, his store, his Tumblr blog, and following him on Twitter @sirmitchell.