To commemorate Jiggs 5th year of making shirts, pins, posters and much more, Jiggs is releasing his Undermind pin. This is the first shirt design, back in 2009. The pin is 1.25″ wide in a limited edition of 100, on silver metal, double posted, and stamped and numbered. Online sales are limited to only 75, so pick one up today! Cost is $15 shipped.
Happy Anniversary Jiggs!
Steve Siegel at The Barn Presents has created a few parody T-shirt designs, perfect for Midwest Phish fans.
From one of the greatest Midwest breweries and their iconic summertime brew, pairs with a pair of Phish tunes in this shirt, available as a t-shirt for $15 or a hoodie for $35. Both of these designs are printed on men’s Gildan 100% pre-shrunk cotton shirts.
Fans of the Illini will love this shirt, especially if they recall the three straight years of incredible Phish shows performed at Assembly Hall (10/22/95, 11/7/96, and 11/19/97). This Illini/Icculus shirt is only $15.
Pick up these designs in The Barn Presents Shop
Jay Rizzi was commissioned to design this poster for New Orleans locals who were planning to celebrate Phish playing in their backyard. The poster measures 14 x 20 and is printed on recycled paper in an edition of 50. Only 15 remain, #s 36-50. Cost is $35 per print. Jay has offered to donate a print or two to benefit The Mockingbird Foundation.
Tim Kelly just finished up printing a 5-color screen print for the TAB show in Cleveland on May 23rd. It measures 12×18 on 80 lb watercolor paper, signed and numbered by the artist in a limited edition of 30.
You can pick one up here and any orders will be shipped within 1 day. Any remaining prints will be available post show outside of the venue. The price is $20 shipped to your door
MSG Print
Time to clean to shop out! Tim Kelly also has some MSG prints from 2012. But, it only has dates, no year. If you were at any of the MSG shows from 2010-2013, this print is for you! There’s not many left, so grab one before they’re all gone! These are signed and numbered in an edition of 76. This print measures 12×18 on 80 lb watercolor paper. These prints are $15 shipped to your door.
From last year’s PHeanuts shirts comes Peppermint Pattrey! She’s on a pin of her own, with her friends soon to follow. In a limited edition of 100, these 1.25″ pins feature 7 colors and two backings. Cost is $13 which includes shipping a free sticker. Pre-order is open now.
From Michael Stein, based on his photo from the TAB tour earlier this year come “Return of the Jedi” stickers. Printed on Premium Vinyl, these 3″ x 6″ stickers cost $5 which includes shipping. (note – actual sticker does not say Sample)
Darin Shock of State of Shock Studios has taken our familiar friend from this era of live streaming and made one kick-ass poster. “Couch Tour” is now available for pre-order on his website.
This four-color poster measures 24″ x 18″ in a limited edition screen print. Pre-order will dictate edition size, which will be announced later this week after pre-ordering ends on May 6th at noon. The regular edition (blue) is $25 and the green variant is $35. The variant edition shall not exceed 30 prints with a one variant limit per individual.
Adam Davidoff has been making Phish Coins for a decade now, and has two featured coins and one poker chip, including his newest “Tube” coin that he is sharing on PhanArt.
Adam’s descriptions of his coins and poker chip:
Tube Coin:
The inspiration for this coin was obviously the opening verse of the Phish classic “Tube” when Trey sings “An asteroid crashed and nothing burned. It made me wonder, do tigers sleep in lily patches? Do rhinos run from thunder?” To depict this opening verse of the song, I placed a tiger sleeping amongst some tiger lilies alongside a body of water containing a patch of lily pads. An asteroid is crashing into the mountain, yet nothing burns.
On the obverse side of the Tube Coin, a rhinoceros runs across the African savannah. Storm clouds are moving in quickly, and two bolts of lightning are crashing down, causing the rhino to run for its life.
The Tube Coin is 1.75″ in diameter, 3mm in thickness, has a reeded edge like a quarter, and has an antique silver finish. Both sides of the Tube Coin are presented in dramatic 3-D relief.
Hampton Coin:
For the Hampton 2013 Coin, I chose to go with a design that pays homage to the reflecting lake on the south side of the venue. As a nod to the outer space elements in this design, I chose to go with a NASA inspired font, and where better to use that but in Hampton, VA, the home of NASA’s Langley Research Center!
On the flip-side of the Hampton 2013 Coin, I wanted to pay homage to this long-awaited Fall Tour, so I chose to depict the historic “Emancipation Oak” that was an early educational site for Black children in the South, and was also where the first Southern reading of the Emancipation Proclamation was made!
The final element of my design was to pay tribute to the unique architecture of the Hampton Coliseum. Around the outer edge of each side of this coin (as you clearly can see) I created a triangular wedge pattern. This was done to mimic the look of the Mothership from above.
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Halloween Poker Chip:
The thinking behind this design was to recreate Boardwalk Hall in a silhouetted haunted house style. Two vultures flank the venue overhead, and Axilla the witch flies past the Halloween crescent moon. There are 31 stars in the sky, and 31 bay windows along the boardwalk at the bottom of the venue, and the $31 denomination of course!
On the flip-side of the Halloween 2013 Poker Chip, I symbolized a verse from the song Guelah Papyrus: “So maybe I could be a fly… and feed arachnid as I die.” A spider waits, ready to pounce on a fly that has been caught in its web. There is also an orange hourglass (a Sand reference) on the body of this spider.
The Hampton 2013 Fall Tour Coin marks the 2nd coin I have made for a run at Hampton Coliseum. As a nod to the outer space elements in this design, I chose to go with a NASA inspired font, and where better to use that but in Hampton, VA, the home of NASA’s Langley Research Center.
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From Quinn’s Pins comes a Ck5 cologne originally drawn by Nathan Quinn. Featuring nine different glitter colors, as well as glow in the dark “CK5′ and Lawn Boy lyrics ‘I Can Smell The Colors’ that tie this beauty together nicely, the pin measures 1.25”, is double posted in an open edition with 100 made in the first run
Headed down to New Orleans!? This guy is. Jesus left Chicago pin measures 1.25″ and double posts in a LE of 100, numbered on the back. There are a limited amount of these on the site as the rest are going to Jazz Fest!
We are very pleased to announce that the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Chicago will be held on July 20th at the Congress Plaza Hotel, a short walking distance from Northerly Island, where Phish will be playing their final show of a three-night stand.
Like previous art shows, admission to the show is free and will feature a wide array of poster and pin artists, unique and limited edition art made specifically for the Phish shows in Chicago, and gives fans a chance to support artists and vendors who otherwise have no place to vend (due to a strict no-vending policy at Northerly Island).
The most recent PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Atlantic City had nearly 30 artists, including Ryan Kerrigan, TRiPP, Erin Cadigan, Bruce Horan, stuPINdous Creations, Pompeii Prints, Setlist Tees and many more. An initial artist announcement will be made in early May. Artists interested in exhibiting should contact Pete (phanart at gmail) for more information.
Congress Plaza Hotel is located on South Michigan Ave, across from Buckingham Fountain and Grant Park and within a short walking distance of Navy Pier, Magnificent Mile, Museum Campus and a great deal of dining and shopping options. Many hotels are located near Congress Plaza Hotel, making the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Chicago, a short walk for most fans. Opened in 1893, Congress Plaza Hotel first welcomed visitors to the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago and will continue to welcome a new throng of guests on July 20th when Phish fans descend on the historic location for a day of celebrating art.
Fans will find parking close to the Congress Plaza Hotel, as well as bus stops and rail stops only a few blocks away. It is a short walk for fans to the venue, just a little over 1 mile from Congress Plaza Hotel to the gates of Northerly Island. The PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition marks the closest location possible to Northerly Island and will serve as a great spot to pick up Phish-inspired art, meet up with fans and get to know the artists who have been part of the Phish Art Community for many years.
Congress Plaza Hotel will also have food and drink available to fans, with their restaurant The Gazebo open for breakfast from 630 am to 1030 am and for lunch from 1030 am to 10 pm. Congress Lounge will be open from 3 pm-10 pm for anyone looking to have a drink and relax before heading over to Northerly Island for the show.
See you July 20th!
