Ryan Kerrigan New Years City and Worcester posters

Ryan Kerrigan’s NEW YEARS CITY is a silkscreeened edition of 35 prints measuring 8.5″ x 20″. They cost $20 each + shipping and the final 8 prints will be available exclusively on PhanArt Blog as the entire edition has otherwise sold out. You can order them by clicking the paypal link below. Order the Worcester Poster too and save!

Update 11/15 – 10 of these posters remain via Uncle Ebenezer. Each poster costs $20. Email or paypal: UncleEbeneezer (at) hotmail.com

Surrender to the Flow #28 Cover Art

Here’s the cover of the latest issue of Surrender to the Flow, issue #28. Since 1998, editor-in-chief Christy Articola and Senior Artist and Cover Designer Drew Suto have been collaborating on the only Phish fan-zine, handed out for free on lots. Look for this issue in Worcester and New York City with great articles, reviews and important information about the towns and venues we are visiting this holiday run!

Hoodies and Shirts by “Home Base Cat”, Eric Sommer

From Eric Sommer, screenprinter of some awesome shirts in the gallery below.

Ever since I was a little kid, all I ever wanted was to be a printer…
When I was twelve I used to routinely harass the local screen printer for an internship.  Art and design have been my life since I was a child.  When other kids went to summer camp, I went to art camp.  When other kids played soccer, I drew in my sketch book.  That explains why I print.  My relationship with Phish is a little weirder than that.

Growing up in the 518 made it hard not to like this band.  But I still tried.  The White album happened in my own  HOME TOWN, but I was 15 and a grunger and metal head.  But I soon began to learn that the “boys” were going to change my world, whether I knew it or not.
Within a year, a girlfriend had convinced me to lighten up and try some music that didn’t have heavy distortion in it.  One of the first bands she opened me up to was Phish.  But as you know Phish is way more than you’ll hear in a recording.  So how do you get a reclusive introverted artist out of the house and to surrender to the flow?  It started in the summer of ’98, and even though a bunch of friends from the Adirondack Foothills went up to Maine for the Phestie up there, it was a group of tour wooks from North Carolina that stopped through on their way home and raged it at my apartment in Lake George that showed me my first sample of tour life. We must have had half the little hoodlums in that town trashed.

That started a thing with me.  Anytime a head passed through, I had their back, but even then I still never jumped on the road.  My first time wandering onto a Phish lot was in Albany ’98.  I never actually got into a show until 04, at SPAC.  Even though I had loved their music for 8 years, it practically had to get thrown in my lap to get me to go.

A lot of people get into the culture young and then move on, the older I get the more I get drawn in.  My love grows a little more every time I see them.  I never jumped on tour til Summer 2010.  Even now, I’m still reaching a little further each time.  I hope to see the west coast for the first time on tour.  Life is crazy, and its these four guys that have really helped me come to terms with that.  I know at this point, everything I do will somehow have some strange attachment to this band, they have practically lassoed me in.  Its like I couldn’t escape if I tried.  But who would want to?!

Buy these at Eric etsy store Some information on these shirts and hoodies:

Hoodies are available in size S-XL 2xl+ avail upon request (add $5.00 per item)Printed on 10 oz., 90/10 cotton/poly. P

Longsleeve Available S-XL 6.1 oz. Gildan Ultra 6.1 oz 100% preshrunk cotton.

Tshirts Available in sizes S-XL. Printed on Gildan Ultra Weight 90% cotton 10% poly

MSG will be GLOWSTICK FRIENDLY! (thin glowsticks only)

Glow Stick Wars

It’s official. The heads of security at MSG and the DCU Center in Woosta have confirmed that thin glow sticks will be permitted at every single show of the New Year’s run. Thick glow ‘rods’ may be confiscated but Show Sticks are good to go!


ACT NOW: Buy 5+ tubes of Show Sticks and we’ll cover the cost of shipping.

Promo Code: 5NYE2011 buy now!

Time is Running Out…

Don’t wait until it’s too late! Order now and your sticks will ship out via UPS with tracking provided. Only 3-5 business days required to reach MA or NY – order now and save!

Get Your Show Sticks

Veteran’s Tip: Order with your friends to take advantage of price breaks for larger quantities!


CK5 SAYS…
Chris Kuroda
“I think that the glow-rings, the kind that fit together in the little plastic insert, they’re great. They look great flying around up there… Get thousands and millions of those little ringed ones. They’re thin. They couldn’t hurt a fly. Throw them around. They’ll look amazing. They really will. But I think everyone’s against the thick, plastic ones.”

Chris Kuroda Interview w/JamBands.com

Make it rain!

The GSW Team

Only Show Sticks are concert-friendly, and remember, 10% of every purchase is donated to The Mockingbird Foundation.
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Bruce Horan’s Rhythm Guide and Victorine

Two new prints from PhanArtist Bruce Horan are here just in time for the holidays. Bruce has brought many great prints in the past He continues to create and develop amazing pieces of art and these two prints are no exception.

The first, Rhythm Guide, is a 2 color screenprint on olive green recycled Speckletone cover stock. This print measures 13 x 19.25 inches and costs $20 + 8 shipping. Pick one up here

About Rhythm Guide
The tiger represents leadership, strength and nobility. Here we see the tiger as a Native American Chief, a position of leadership and guidance. The tiger is now an animal guide who shares its power and wisdom with us, helping us by bringing harmony and balance into our
lives. Our tiger totes an electric guitar, focusing his powers into the rhythm and musical harmonies around us, allowing us to find our own melodies within the balanced energy that surrounds. Also, he shreds.

Victorine a 4 color screen print on French Speckletone recycled stock, 22 x 15.5, full bleed and deckled edges. Limited edition of 25. Cost is $30, with $10 shipping. Pick one up here

Victorine was Edouard Manet’s favorite model. Here we see her sitting in her famous and provocative pose from Le Dejeuner Sur L’herbe, but within a new surrounding. We have a confusing and somewhat surreal scene in which Victorine appears to be leaning upon an abstracted double-decker bus which now conforms into a new dimensional plane. From behind, a sun-crowned giraffe approaches possibly with a message, while a city scape appears from behind Van Gogh’s olive trees. The giraffe represents communication and vision into the future. Perhaps the giraffe will explain to Victorine the meaning behind her voyage into a new modern world where all objects and images undergo redefinition and a new interpretation.

Summer 2010 posters from Peter Washburn and Phil Luong

Peter Washburn and Phil Luong made these posters as a way to commemorate Phish’s 2010 Summer Tour as well as the July 3rd and 4th, 2010 shows in Alpharetta, Georgia.  They are printed on thick card stock and measure 13″ x 18.75″.

For the Summer Tour poster we used a shillouette theme with the Tweezer lyrics “Step Into the Freezer” as a juxtaposition to “Summer Tour” as well as an ironic way to escape the sweltering heat of the summer and enter the heat of the planet we know as “Phish”.

We created the posters for the July 3rd and 4th, 2010 shows in Atlanta (Alpharetta) to celebrate the nation’s birthday with a play on the very famous World War I Army recruitment made by James Montgomery Flagg in 1916.  In this case, however, both Trey and Mike are “Uncle Sam” and instead of saying “I Want YOU For U.S. Army” they say “We Want YOU To Be Happyfrom the song “Joy”.

Phil is a graphic designer in Jacksonville, FL and Peter is a botanist living in Greenville, SC.  They have each been seeing Phish since 1996. The summer tour poster is $15 while the “We want YOU” prints are $20, or get all 3 for $40!

Prints

$10 Phish 3D posters to benefit Mockingbird!

PhanArt hosted a fundraiser for Mockingbird at the Revere, MA opening of Phish 3D on 4/20/10. We were given a number of Phish 3D posters and are making the remainder of them available. There are only 7 posters left, each available for $10. $7 of each poster sold will go direct to Mockingbird Foundation (the other $3 goes to shipping costs). PhanArt will match each poster sold. If we sell them all, its a collective donation of $100 to music education!




Branden Otto’s Holiday Run posters

Branden Otto’s New Years Run prints will be on sale later today in his store – Otto Art, for $20 each. They go on sale at noon, so dont wait on these. NYE posters are some of the most sought after items of the year and Branden’s prints this year have been nothing short of amazing.

Worcester

“Strut your stuff”

12×24 on Natural Stock
3 Colors, Grey Blue, Primrose Yellow, Black
Signed & Numbered, Limited Edition of 100
Incorporates Image of Banksy vs. ROBBO Painting

MSG NYE 2011

“Are Flocking Outside”

11 x 17 on Black Stock
3 colors, White, Silver Blue, Mountain Grey
Signed & Numbered, Limited Edition of 30

Sweet Evie Auction for Mockingbird!

Another auction for Mockingbird, this one via Sweet Evie by Charlotte Kruse. Great for the ladies and an awesome handmade creation! CLICK HERE TO BID NOW!

This gorgeous Pear Sweet Evie “Lacey” Headband is made with the highest quality super soft and stretchy trim, grosgrain ribbon and a beautiful vintage glass button, which is one of a kind in the collection. The feathers are 2 amazing pear colored peacock feathers, a beautiful ostrich feather and a tiny peacock feathers. This feminine style can be worn four different ways! Across your head in the “flapper” style with the feather either going forwards or backwards, or as a regular headband with the band under your hair and across the top of your head, with the feathers going up or down.

This is a great gift for your girlfriend or special someone in your life around the holidays.

This headband is a one of a kind piece, handmade in Los Angeles by designer Charlotte Kruse. Enjoy!