What happens when Fish sings? Crosseyed & Painless, Cracklin’ Rosie, Happy…a lot of cool stuff goes down when Fish takes the mic. So this one’s for Henrietta!
Black screen print on white vinyl. 7.5×2 inches. Outdoor rated.
Order one here from Jiggs!
Ghost shirts are back from Jiggs!
From Jiggs:
This was voted the most popular shirt to bring back by Jiggs Lot Blog readers. Please remember this is a pre-order. All garments ship approximately 2 weeks after the pre-order ends. For updates, please keep checking the blog, the Facebook page, or the twitter account. This pre-order will end on January 16th.
Short sleeves will be Sport Grey , 90/10 pre-shrunk Ultra Cotton . Long Sleeves will be Sport Grey 90/10. Hoodies will be a Sport Grey 50/50 blend, and the ladies will be Sport Grey 90/10. Please see this page for sizing info on my standard T shirts.The back reads “I’d Call Him Instead”.
Commemorative New Years Run Mugs by John Kinder & Tyler Davio
From CashorTrade.org, a set of Pilsner style mugs to commemorate Phish’s New Years Run at Madison Square Garden Dec 30-Jan 1. Back by popular demand. This will be the second run of 100 mugs. Each mug is hand crafted and totally unique. Mugs average 20 oz in volume and roughly 6 1/2 tall. These mugs are dishwasher safe and can bear hot or cold liquids. Mugs come in various glazes, each one stunning and intricate.
These mugs were crafted in Bend, Oregon at Cinder Cone Clay Center. Long time potter, John Kinder, and his faithful assistant, Tyler Davio, put blood, sweat, and tears into these works of art. John has been a successful potter in Bend for many years and his work is known across the state of Oregon. John does custom orders. You can view his art and space at CinderConeClayCenter.com. John also has other amazing pieces for sale including coffee mugs, serving platters, rice bowls, and vases on http://www.etsy.com/shop/johnkinderpottery.
The art for these mugs came from a very talented Maria Dichiappari. Maria’s design catches the eye and captures the spirit of a rocking holiday tour. Her poster art is some of the nicest stuff I have seen on tour in a long time. She has a real keen eye for design and I’m sure we’ll be seeing her artwork for years to come. She also has a stellar print for the MSG show. You can view and purchase all her beautiful art work at http://mariaddesigns.com/home.cfm
The second run of mugs are currently in production mode. We expect them to be available to be shipped out by the end of January. We apologize about the delay but there is a lot of art being created at the clay center at the current time.
10% of proceeds will be donated to the Mockingbird Foundation. Orders will be shipped asap. Ground UPS Shipping. Allow 5 days minimum. To order the mugs, click here!
Back on the Train Pins from CrazyRedBeard and Central Part of Town Pins
From Jon Blake, aka CrazyRedBeard and Central Part of Town Pins:
The story behind the design:
Originally, I had painted three separate paintings to commemorate Phish’s triumphant return to Hampton. For the second night, I chose to work out a large train to tie in with the opening song, one of my favorites and thematic of what I thought the whole weekend was about for myself and a lot of others: Back on the Train. The painting looked like this
When Phish announced the holiday run, Central Part of Town Pins and I immediately thought the train would work and have multiple meanings for this particular occasion. Penn Station runs, of course, beneath MSG and the grill of the train, when viewed upside down, actually kind of look like MSG. This was unintentional…purely serendipitous.
We changed the original number of the train (3079) to “1111” to coincide with the first ever Phish show on a new year’s day. We intended for a little symbolism…the idea of the past and future occurring simultaneously…how time is indeed not linear. It kind of blew our minds when the Meatstick thing happened on NYE. I mean….really. Shocks my brain. The other thing that blew my mind was that, at Big Cypress, I’d had some mescalin and hallucinated that the Trey and Mike were walking into the shadows and then emerging in different time period clothing. For example, they were first sporting their own clothes, then they’d step into the darkness and emerge wearing what seemed to be Colonial wear or some other type of uniform. Then they’d step into the shadows again and come out with something else on. It was one of the most vivid “hallucinations” I’ve ever had. I remember thinking they were flipping through time, whether in reality or on some other level (pneumatic?). Needless to say, it did indeed shock my brain…I can’t overuse that phrase enough.
The next day, retelling that to a friend, someone stopped and said, “Dude…I had that EXACT SAME HALLUCINATION.”
So anyway…Back on the Train...always reminded me of Back to the Future and well….we all know about that. So I hope that makes sense….our intention was to point to the presence of the now, the then and the future. And when I saw those costumed dancers on stage, I knew, again, that the world is one mysterious place and that Phish are pretty much shamans or at least our collective intentions of positivity and progression in some way. It might sound crazy, but there it is.
The third eye headlight gives a nod to the Grateful Dead.
Two new auctions for Mockingbird this week!
To start a new year of raising money for Mockingbird Foundation off right, we have started two new auctions to raise money for music education.
Woo-Hoo shirt – donated by Jon Quinet, the Woo-Hoo guy, this Large shirt says Woo-Hoo on the front and back. Simple, yet elegant
Baby onesie with 4 stickers and Phish/ACDC pin – donation from Jiggs, Zenster and Richard Pearlman make up this auction, as well as a baby onesie from YouEnjoyMe that says ‘I came from my daddy’s BBJ’. Size 12 months.
Good luck bidding!
Jamgoods 40% off sale throughout January!
Jamgoods is rocking out the new year with a store wide sale. They are offering 40% off all teeshirts, hats, hoodies, toddler tees and baby onesies for the month of January.
Enter coupon code jamuary at checkout. That’s right, jamuary
New feature for 2011 on the PhanArt Blog – This Week in PhanArt History
New from PhanArt in 2011 is our weekly Friday Feature: This Week in PhanArt History. Each piece of art we share is from days of Phish in the past, typically from the 1.0 and 2.0 eras, something of note that fans of all ages can appreciate that is featured in the book PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish, with some commentary on the piece by PhanArt Pete.
For our first piece, we go back to 1999, 11 years ago for the most epic Phish New Years Eve ever. ‘Java’ John Goldacker made this poster for the 12/30-31/99 shows on the Big Cypress Indian Reservation in Florida.
Small fishes adorn the written Phish at the top, with a fish dotting the i. The banner of Big Cypress frames the Cypress Tree that features the silhouettes of the band members very carefully drawn into the branches and leaves. Behind the tree are the sun and the moon, highlighting and symbolizing the day->night nature of the shows and the midnight to sunrise set of the band to ring in the new millennium.
PhanArt’s Best of 2010
2010 has been an amazing year for PhanArt on the lot and on the web. More and more art is being made by a larger number of fans, due to Phish’s return to full touring, more fans looking to share their creativity and the influence of the band in their lives, as well as a way to make it from show A to show B.
While we do not favor any art on the blog above any other art, this is the time of year when we share the Top fan creations of 2010 based on comments, reaction from phans at shows and online, as well as the creativity the artist put into the work. All PhanArt made in the last year has been amazing, and we think the following are some of the best.
This year we have 11, since we are ready to say hello to 2011
#10 Deer Creek Friday the 13th by lotlifestyle.com
These posters were seen briefly online before a last-minute trip out to Deer Creek, and we spotted them after night 1. We picked up a couple for ourselves and the good folks at lotlifestyle.com got in touch with us. Friday the 13th doesnt happen on tour very often so this creative effort is worth noting for its rarity and simplicity
This deer haunts our dreams. Now it haunts yours. Merry Phishmas!
Brooms in a field. Simple and done well. Classic Kerrigan.
#7 Hartford Whalers/Wilson shirt
Combine the greatest defunct hockey team with Phish and you get this shirt. The weird thing: we never found out who was selling these on tour this summer. If you know who sold them, get them in touch with us!
A street art feel and a play on words leads to a simple print that is anything but simple. Horan’s dedication to the craft is seen in the level of detail in this print.
A great font + the most iconic of NYC images + Phish = Phreedom. An amazing senior project and entry into the world of PhanArt
Available ONLY on lot, UnoClay went all Nintendoo on us, coming up with a unique shirt (the back has the ? block and says ‘somebody’) that has detail worked into it. For fall he one upped himself – Birds of a Feather and Duck Hunt. Just when you thought shirt ideas were limited to corporate logos, along come games. Who’s making Call of Duty/Kill Devil Falls?
Not just one but THREE posters all sharing part of an aquarium. The first poster – the 30th comes on fierce as usual; the second – the 31st shows the ball dropping; the third – the 1st, is serene, as we will all be in recovery mode and asked to dance one more time to start the new year and decade.
#2 Lizzy Layne’s Fuck Your Face
A picture is worth a thousand words. Lizzy’s Holiday Run print has 3 words, so 3 x 1000 = 3000 words. Therefore, this poster is worth 3000 words AND tells you what to do with your face. Appropriate for work, home or the RV heading to the show.
and the #1 piece of PhanArt in 2010 is…………………..
#1 Vinny Naro’s Halloween Poster
Drawing by hand is one thing. Nearly everyone can do that. Drawing in pen and ink in extreme detail, and using nothing else in the process is painstakingly hard and takes a level of commitment that is rarely seen anywhere. Vinny Naro’s Atlantic City print is remarkable in its detail – the three clocks show 10:29, 10:30 and 10:31, respectively. The pipe organ is drawn to resemble the original that is housed in Boardwalk Hall (but in need of repairs, hence not being used that weekend). Satan is playing the pipe organ with his own devilish tune, and the designs throughout exhibit precision towards each facet of his work. Referring to this as a work of art is an understatement. We got this framed right after the shows.
Curt Holzer’s ‘Phirst of the Year’
Newcomer Curt Holzer’s NYE print this year builds off his futuristic animated style from Miami 2009. This print measures 38″x13″ and is in an edition of 100 signed and numbered prints. Each print costs $30 with $5 shipping while each additional poster costs $10 extra.
The piece is a digital illustration of NYC as seen through Curt’s eyes with yet another “Big Ass Fish” for a focal point. Subway cars, Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, MSG, Times Square, Chrysler Building, and The Statue of Liberty can all be found within the borders. A few song references can be found on kiosks, in space, and there is a familiar red haired man on the jumbotron in Times Square. All art comes from Curt’s sketchbook renderings of ideas he had after his first visit to NYC a little over two months ago. The finishing digital touches and the hours he has put into this project have been countless, and for Curt, the reward is priceless, and he hopes the Phans simply enjoy!
Steve Roger’s New Years Invasion
From Steve Rogers comes his Limited Edition MSG New Years Invasion print. Measuring 12 x 18, this 5 color screen print is printed on Wausau Pastel Gray 80 lb paper and features a glow in the dark Laser beam and much more detail. This is a signed and numbered edition of 50 and costs $30 with $5 shipping.
All posters are set to ship out first week of 2011. Prints are available for pre-order starting December 29th. All prints come wrapped in kraft paper and shipped in ULine poster tubes. Other posters and art prints are available to view and purchase by checking out www.steverogersdesigns.com
