Just in time for the new season of Dexter, Todd Slater has created an amazing new piece!  Created for the “More Than You Imagined: Art Inspired by Premium Cable” art show at the Bottleneck Gallery.  These measure 18 x 24 inches and are a signed/numbered edition of 125.  Leftovers from the show will be available this evening, 8pm (EST) at Bottleneck Gallery.

Limited to only 10 pieces, “Gentle Young Giant” is Prefab’s long awaited print for September.  This piece is a 5 color stencil with a gloss black screenprint,  Printed on hand-torn paper, treated with thick acrylic primer to give a super textured finished print.  Measures 60 x 90 cm and is signed stamped/numbered.  Pick one up before they are gone on Prefab77′s website.

Just in time to finish out the month of September, Dan McCarthy brings us his newest piece, “Weak September Sunlight”.  This pieces measures 9 x 24 inches and is a two color screen print.  Pick one up now on Dan’ website.

Michael Latimer has got a new set of originals currently on sale that you should check out.   “Vision” measures 15 x 22 inches and is printed on 300gsm watercolour paper.  100% hand painted and sprayed edition of 20.  You can pick one of these beauties up at Lowercase Industry.

Angryblue has created another kickass poster for the Melvins. This time, he featured his character ‘Shivs’ in an eye-sickening off-register 3d print.  Measures 17 x 24 inches and is limited to 180 signed/numbered pieces.

This 2-color print hurts your brainworms with 3-d glasses on. Half of the print run has the colors swapped. So some are more pink and some are more blue.  Grab these now on Angryblue’s website.

Charlie: I can’t cook a Thanksgiving dinner. All I can make is cold cereal and maybe toast.
Linus: That’s right. I’ve seen you make toast. You can’t butter it, but maybe we can help you.

We can help too, Charlie Brown, and so can artist Tom Whalen!!

Dark Hall Mansion, is thrilled to release our first ever Officially licensed Peanuts print for the Thanksgiving classic, Charles M. Schulz’ “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.”

On sale next Tuesday, Oct 2, 2012 at 9:30 AM PST, make sure you get a little more than just toast, pretzels, jellybeans and popcorn for this Thanksgiving and get it early so you have plenty of time to enjoy Tom Whalen’s outstanding take on the Schulz masterpiece this holiday season.

Artist Tom Whalen has done it again! Building on his two brilliant sold out releases from 2011, Great Pumpkin and
Charlie Brown, Christmas, this is our first release for “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” and we couldn’t be more
excited to share this with everyone. Tom has outdone himself with one of his most charming works of art to date.

A lot of things really rocked about the ’70s, not the least of which was having Charlie, Snoopy and the whole gang
over every year at Thanksgiving time on TV!! Old friends dropping by, their arrival on TV meant you were in the home
stretch and the holidays were now truly going into full swing!

And only Sally, Charlie’s little sister, could open a now mandatory Thanksgiving classic in this manner and have it
met with our collective smiles year after year decades later:

Sally Brown: What’s the matter, big brother?
Charlie Brown: Nothing. I was just checking the mailbox.
Sally Brown: What did you expect, a turkey card?

We think you’ll agree Tom’s art reveals just how excited he was to finally be able to showcase Snoopy and Woodstock as
well as bring you old friends like Franklin, Marcie and the legendary Peppermint Patty, whose Thanksgiving rant paved
the way for a gently touching reminder and prayer from Linus that helps us all remember just what the true meaning of
giving thanks and being together is all about.

Tom’s artwork is all warm Fall tones, falling leaves, comforted smiles, ’70s touches, including those classic ’70s chairs,
most notably with a special appearance by a certain folding chair that had the audacity to take on Snoopy earlier in this
Thanksgiving classic, a little nest for beloved Woodstock, and a backyard feast like no other.

His Variant print maintains that Thanksgiving spirit while punching up the colors for a little injection of fun and color craziness.

So please remember to make time for family, friends and loved ones this Fall, and sit down with Peanuts, old friends that remind us all
just how human we all are, how much more we all share in common than differences, and let Bill Melendez’ brilliant direction (see his
overdue credit on this poster!) and Vince Guaraldi’s masterful score and too cool jazz whisk you away reminding you what truly matters.
Slow down just a moment for it all, so when a certain someone asks the timeless question, we can all answer with love and mean it:

“Peppermint Patty: What’s this? A piece of toast? A pretzel stick? Popcorn? What blockhead cooked all this?”

Snoopy, Woodstock, Charlie and Linus did Patty, and we’re all the better for it!!!

All editions are 18″ x 24,” strictly limited, numbered, and hand-pulled screenprints by the good folks at DL Screenprinting
with Editions as follows:

Standard: “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” (Edition of 300)

Variant: “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” (Edition 50)

And a very select special Wood Edition of just 15 of each style-Standard or Variant artwork-printed on 18″ x 24″ Maple wood:

“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” (Standard artwork) on Maple wood (Edition of 15)

“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” (Variant artwork) on Maple wood (Edition of 15)

Standard: $65
Variant: $100
Wood Editions: $250

All Editions on sale next Tuesday, Oct, 2, 2012 at Dark Hall Mansion:
www.DarkHallMansion.com

They’ll go on sale right here on our dedicated Store page at precisely 9:30 AM PST: http://www.darkhallmansionstore.com/

Thanks much and we’ll see you next Tues!

Linus: “In the year 1621, the Pilgrims held their first Thanksgiving feast. They invited the great Indian chief Massasoit, who brought ninety of his brave Indians and a great abundance of food. Governor William Bradford and Captain Miles Standish were honored guests. Elder William Brewster, who was a minister, said a prayer that went something like this: ‘We thank God for our homes and our food and our safety in a new land. We thank God for the opportunity to create a new world for freedom and justice.”

Peppermint Patty: Amen.”

Happy Thanksgiving everyone, God bless,

The Mansion

By using to the iconography of today and yesterday’s popular culture, Casey Weldon’s work aims to awaken a feelings of nostalgia within the viewer, though often along with a sense humor, melancholy, and longing for times lost.  Casey Weldon is back for his 4th run as he brings us the his latest floating painting “It’s In The Air”.  This piece measures 13 x 19 inches and is a archival Pigment Print on 330gsm Fine Art Paper.  Pick one up before they are gone at 1XRun.

Five Pieces Gallery has four new prints by famous photographer Mariel Clayton available now! For more infos please visit 5 Pieces Gallery.

John Vogl has just released an amazing piece with a good cause attached.  ”As You Wish”  measures 24 x 36 inches and is a three color screen print on cement green colored paper.  150 copies of the regular edition (“green”), with only 90 available for online purchase and 50 copies of the variant edition (“blue”), with only 35 copies available for online purchase.

This print is for FirstBook.org, a non profit that places new books into the hands of underprivileged kids. You can read all the details about this print on ThreeBarrelsBlog.com

Jon Smith has been busy, toiling away in his Pacific Northwest Cavern, cranking out art prints, and now he’s emerged from the darkness, blinking at the fiery ball of light in the sky, and released them all upon us before scampering back to his twilight existence to prepare for the long, cold, wet Seattle Fall looming ahead.

What I’m saying is he’s pretty much a cave-troll. But a talented one.  Read on:

Above is pictured “Fire Walk With Me” (pictured first) an 18 × 24 inch four color screenprint, signed and numbered by Jon in an edition of 100.  Originally produced for Gallery 1988?s Crazy for Cult show in NYC last month, this tribute to TWIN PEAKS is now available to haunt our walls and dreams.

Also, “All this and Heaven Too” is an 18×24 art print version of Jon’s hit Florence and the Machine print from earlier this year! Also available in a red-hued variant, this open edition 4-color print is a beauty to behold in person!

Pick both of these up now at Nakatomi