One of the great artists we are pleased to present on the blog from time to time is Isadora Bullock. Her prints are continuously some of the best each tour and have become a very sought after lot item since Phish’s return last spring. Isadora has about 15 Telluride prints left. Titled “Steep“, it measures 15″ x 21.5”, in a 3 color linocut limited edition of 125 The cost is $20 including shipping.
Her Deer Creek print, “Bionic” also measures 15″ x 21.5″ in a 3 color linocut limited ed. of 100. The cost is $25 including shipping. Paypal links are below the posters.
Yes, we’re equal opportunity music fans here, and although few bands fans have the creativity and marketing savvy as Phish fans, a moe. fan or two has been known to make a solid bit of fanart in their day.
Everett Smith made these stickers for moe.down in moe.hawk/mohawk, NY. The Meat sticker doubles as a Phish sticker, which is awesome. Which band’s Meat is better? Tough call, but gotta go with moe.’s Meat on this one.
Created by the artist Buds, these prints are the larger 22 x 27 prints of the originals seen here and here. They are printed on archival rag paper. The prints are $50 a piece with a limited run of 121 each.
all payments must be sent through paypal as a gift, please include what you ordered & address with order.
42º Customer Appreciation Party Featuring a Glass Blowing Demo by Danny “2senS” Camp of Ripple Blown Glass
42º Art Gallery will be hosting a customer appreciation party and BBQ along with a glass blowing demonstration by Danny “2senS” Camp of “Ripple Blown Glass”. Danny will be working the torch Saturday September 25, as the party rages from 7 p.m. till midnight at 42º located at 23 Park Street Glens Falls NY.
42° Art and Glass Gallery specializes in independently blown glass pipes from
regional and national artists as well as displaying and selling limited edition
prints from artists inspired by the music of Phish. 42° is located at 23 Park St, on the corner of Park and Elm, in Glens Falls, NY. Approximately 15 minutes north of Saratoga Springs via I-87 off of Exit 18.
Jam Cruise 9 is the quintessential musical experience at sea, and we want you to be part of it! Do you have a creative eye for style in the music world? Are you drawn to the tropics, where the look is casual, laid back, and influenced by the surf? If so, we want to hear from you!
We are seeking designs that capture the essence of Jam Cruise in a cool way that can be worn by many. You have creative freedom to express that in any way that you see fit (just please avoid using event dates and bands in your design). Be inspired & blow us away!
Check out the Jam Cruise Store HERE to get alittle inspiration from past merch.
Winning allies will receive a $200 licensing fee and a t-shirt with their printed design!
Requirements:
– All entries must be submited on the t-shirt template, Download Here
‘Robert Champion, of The Philler and The Sloping Companion sat down with Phanart Pete and discussed his non profit efforts and how it helps fund The Mockingbird Foundation. He played some of his favorite Phish songs and shared a few stories. The program is two hours long and this is the first episode in a series of installments.
Robert is also looking for more guests. If you would like to be on the show then contact him at rustyclearwater@gmail.com and he’ll set it up. (A good promotion tool for artists in the Phish community)
Did you miss picking up a copy of the one and only Surrender to the Flow tour magazine this summer? Not hit any Leg 2 shows and want to keep your collection complete? You can still get a copy of both Summer 2010 issues delivered to your abode!
Produced by Christy Articola and featuring the art designs of Senior Artist Drew Suto and PhanArtists Greg Brenner and Ryan Kerrigan, Surrender to the Flow has been featured on lot since 1998, and is nearing completion of it’s 27th issue! Through Christy’s efforts, fans get the latest news and reviews from Phish tour, info on each tour stop that has come in handy to hundreds upon thousands of fans, and developed into a collectors item for Phish fans of all ages.
For only $5, you can get either of the issues from this past summer, or for $8, you can get both! Remember, Surrender to the Flow will always be free on lot. Always.
As seen in Surrender to the Flow fan-magazine, PhanArtist Greg Brenner has donated a complete set of his Gamehendge Series of drawings to benefit Mockingbird Foundation.
Greg made this series as a tribute to one of his all time favorite bands, Phish.
There are 10 pieces in the set.
-Llama
-Colonel forbin’s Ascent
-Tela w/Multibeast
-Wilson
-Sloth
-Fly Famous Mockingbird
-Icculus
-AC/DC Bag
-Divided Sky
-Rutherford The Brave
Phans, please take the time to read the letter below from PhanArtist ‘Java’ John Goldacker. Support John and his family as best as you can during this tough time.
A message from ‘Java’ John Goldacker
Hi All.
Some of you may know, many probably have not heard yet…..
My lovely wife Jennifer has been quite ill for about a month and a half now, with what seemed like a horrible eye infection, and some bad stomach issues.
After 2 visits to her Doctor, 3 visits to an Ophthalmologist, one visit to her Oncologist,lots of bloodwork, 1 full body PET scan, and 2 MRIs (with one more coming), it seems like we are finally getting some answers.
It looks like Jen is going to have to undergo probably around six months of chemotherapy (and maybe radiation), again. They’ve located some bone lesions, and a few more possible issues that are probably the cause of her
recent ailments and exhaustion. We hope to have all of the answers by the end of the week.
Being a TWO-TIME cancer survivor, it is nearly impossible for her to get insurance. So, as you can imagine the bills are already stacking up!
Like the band they follow from city to city, Phish fans have their own history of creativity, which in turn follows them wherever they go—even into the kitchen.
Cover art by Cody Schibi
Edited by Taraleigh Weathers (The Healthy Hippie Magazine) and Pete Mason (Phanart: The Art of the Fans of Phish), PhanFood brings together many of the recipes that Phish fans have made and shared over the years. Included are appetizers, salads, soups, sandwiches, entrées, desserts, drinks (with and without alcohol), and a variety of other concoctions that Phish fans enjoy while they are in the lots, at the site, or just sitting at home waiting for the next tour to be announced.
PhanFood is also a wholly nonprofit endeavor, with all net profits being donated to regional food banks and charities in the cities where Phish plays. A cookbook by Phish fans and for Phish fans (as well as anyone else who likes good, healthy food), PhanFood aims to benefit the Phish community and to give back to the communities Phish fans visit as they follow the band to the next great show!
“A phantastic collection of goodies—baked, fried, and otherwise—ranging from the simple (yeasted popcorn) to the complex (including a few that will test your culinary mettle); organized with delightful connections to Phish songs, shows, and history; and benefiting the hungry, on many levels—a full-course of phun!” Ellis Godard, Executive Director of the Mockingbird Foundation
(if you submitted a recipe to the book, email PhanArt Pete!)
Taraleigh Weathersis a graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, the publisher and editor of Healthy Hippie Magazine, and the Phish correspondent for WCAX News. She lives in Burlington, Vermont.
Pete Masonis a special education teacher and the editor of Phanart: The Art of the Fans of Phish. He is a graduate of Syracuse University and lives in Albany, New York with his dog Halley.
