‘Slave to the Giraffe Light’ Shirts from Jiggs

Originally the design for his OKC Zoo poster last summer, and later a pin, Jiggs has made the design into a t-shirt, by popular demand. Jiggs said about the design “This image seemed to have more universal appeal than some of my previous designs. It worked so well as a stand alone design on a pin, that a shirt was a natural progression. And since limited edition pins can be exclusive, I wanted more fans to be able to share and enjoy the design.”

This ‘chocolate’ colored Gildan shirt has three colors on the front, one on the back  and is available for $17 in short sleeve only. Pick one up on Jiggs Lot!

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Touropoly: Play the Game, Rage the Lot!

From Phish fan extraordinaire Amy F. Fischer, comes the new touring-based board game TOUROPOLY. Born and raised in Utica and a resident of Albany, Amy F. Fischer is one of the coolest fans you will meet. She has come up with a fantastic idea that fans will love for years to come. See the details below the board.

The full color game includes:

• 6 game pieces designed after people you see in the lot,
• Property cards representing 21 music venues across America,
• Karma and Luck cards, including 10 “make your own” cards so you can add your own flare to the game!,
• 30 Pop Up vending tents (instead of hotels and houses) – because the more pop-ups you have in a lot, the better!,
• Money, dice, directions, etc…,
• GROUND SCORE! doubles as the “free parking” spot,

The cost is $40 for the Deluxe Edition (plus shipping and handling). If you are interested in a copy, please visit www.touropoly.com or email touropoly@gmail.com or buy one below.

Designs by 8 Eyes Collaborative: Sharing the Groove Through Apparel and Food

8 Eyes Collaborative is the creative venture between Sarah & Chris Campernel of Portsmouth, NH, who have been seeing Phish since the mid-90’s. They design apparel and sell food on tour to contribute good vibes to the Phish community and to fund their attendance at as many shows as possible. Sarah & Chris choose the songs for their shirts based upon their personal experience at shows. They started with a Harry Hood shirt last year, as it was one of Sarah’s favorite show memories is the Harry Hood played at the Great Went in 1997.

The next three shirt designs – Wilson, Divided Sky, and AC/DC Bag – debuted on lot at the Bangor Summer 2013 tour opener as a Gamehendge-inspired series of designs. In addition to t-shirts and custom handmade “phishy skirts”, 8 Eyes Collaborative is currently working on new clothing and food ideas for Fall tour. Stay up-to-date on Facebook, Etsy and Twitter. A portion of all of our proceeds go to charity.

The Divided Sky and Wilson shirts are printed on Gildan Ultra Cotton shirts that are 100% preshrunk cotton. The AC/DC Bag shirt is printed on Gildan Heavy Cotton, 50% cotton and 50% polyester, also preshrunk. All shirts come in sizes small to XXL

Wilson “Blap Boom”
Blap! Boom! Da digga boom, digga boom! (or however you interpret this little nugget of Trey awesomeness). Printed on a metro blue Gildan ultra cotton tee, available in unisex sizes: S – 2XL.

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AC/DC (Vacuum) Bag
Get down to the nitty gritty with Fishman’s Electrolux – you know you want to. Printed on a heather military green Gildan heavy cotton tee, available in unisex sizes: S – 2XL.
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Divided Sky
The wind always blows high on tour. Printed on a carolina blue Gildan heavy cotton tee, available in unisex sizes: S – 2XL.

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Thursday Art Movement, A Collaborative Project Created by Lauren Domsky is Looking for Submissions

Lauren Domsky has started a large collaborative arts project called thursdayartmovement.com. Anyone can contribute to this project, whether it be a photograph, music, poetry, painting, writing, anything really.

Lauren writes: “Well, it all started with a song. I am essentially creating an environment for artists to exchange their ideas in order to create artistic inspiration. I encourage artists to post anonymously or with a pseudonym but they are certainly allowed to put their name in it if they want to get credit for their work. This is a not for profit movement. It is a dialogue of artistic ideas. One person contributes something whether it be a song they wrote, poetry, photograph, painting basically any medium is accepted.”

You can contribute by emailing your submission to Lauren at laurendomsky (at) gmail.com.

 

 


Summer Tour 2013 Posters from Caleb Williamson

Caleb Williamson, who previously made a sweet Land of Lizards map, has made some solid limited edition Summer Tour 2013 posters. His Summer Tour 2013 print is a psychedelic illustration of some of the wilder faces you’ll run into on the road, in the lots, and in the crowd on tour. The characters also represent the variety of tones the band’s sound has taken over the past summer. Like their jams, some are sinister, some are beautiful, some are full of humor.

These prints measure 11″x17″ and are printed on high quality card stock paper. Posters are hand drawn and digitally textured. The posters are in a limited edition of 30, both the Alpharetta poster, and the Summer Tour poster. Each poster is signed and numbered by the artist. Each poster is $15 which includes shipping and a bonus print from the artist’s collection of Phish related art!

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Phish Magnetic Poetry!

A photo on Facebook a month or so ago got Phish fans excited, one of Phish Magnetic Poetry! Well, after some sleuthing on tour, we have discovered the original makers of this awesome creation.

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Here’s the skinny Emily and Jeff’s poetry:

“My girlfriend Emily and I make all of the sets by hand in NYC. Each set contains over 150 pieces, consisting of selected lyrics from about 50 or so original Phish songs. A little backstory: the whole thing was her idea. She made me a set for my birthday and I liked it so much that I posted it to Reddit and everyone else loved it as well and wanted sets of their own, so we decided to make more. We had no idea it would take off like it did!”

Jeff and Emily are not taking orders at this time. You can follow Phish Poetry on Twitter for updates on when they will take orders again.

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Northerly Island Poster from Osso Inc.

This is a five-color linoleum block print by Eric Eskildsen of Osso Inc., to commemorate the three night run of Phish at Northerly Island in Chicago. The size of the poster is 15″ x 22″ and is printed on archival Stonehenge black paper using archival oil inks in an edition of 50. Each poster is $30

Erik’s inspiration for this print was the old ship paintings where a boat is getting pummeled by the sea and storm with no refuge in sight, yet this kraken kept coming to his mind. With the skyline of Chicago in the distance and Northerly Island the only thing between the ship and certain death.

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Lake Tahoe prints from Quinn Sabatini

Quinn Sabitini from Denver has made his first (and second) Phish posters for the Lake Tahoe shows this week. Having done a good deal of poster art for Denver area bands, he took his talents and put them to Phish. Below is a description of his work in the artist’s words.

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“While reading a lot about the Lake Tahoe region, I stumbled on a ton of info about the local Indians that inhabited that part of the state many years ago, particularly The Washoe Indian Tribe. The inspiration for these posters came from a portrait of an Indian woman from said tribe. She looked weathered and worn but you could see the experience and wisdom in her eyes and skin. I used the portrait as a reference to hand draw an illustrative version of the Indian woman. The illustration was then scanned in to Photoshop and manipulated from there. I’ve always loved the concept of two posters for multiple night runs. I chose two color schemes that I thought would best represent the region of the country. I will be selling the posters on the lot in Lake Tahoe.”

Lake Tahoe Phish Night Two

The poster is in an edition of 40, signed and numbered, for each night. The prints measure 12″ x 18″, are digitally printed on 100lb (Night 1) and 110lb paper (Night 2). Each print costs $12, which includes shipping.

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Lake Tahoe Night Two
“12×18” Digital Print on Sky Blue 110lb paper