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"What is a Weekend?" 16x20 Edition of 150
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Yes, I have created a Downton Abbey themed print. I will not be mocked. This show has everything I can't stand- period drama, rigid class structure, and the intricacies of waiting tables and preparing food. But god help us all, it's gripping.
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"I Ache With Embarrassment" 18x24 Edition of 150
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"Magic Box" 18x24 edition of 150
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I fought Doctor Who. I fought hard. And I lost
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"Can't Take the
Sky" 18x24 Edition of 175
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Firefly, like Arrested Development and Futurama described above, was a victim of Fox's content being ahead of it's time, and bad scheduling.
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"Damn Good" 16x20 edition of 150.
Like
a lot of the shows I've chosen to depict in this series, Twin Peaks also ended
too early, leaving us wanting more. But unlike the relatively 'tied up'
ending of Deadwood, Twin Peaks ended on a hell of a cliffhanger, followed by a
movie that instead of resolving the storyline, left us with only more
questions. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
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| "Worst Print Ever" 16x20 Edition of 200 |
This print was originally created to be an exclusive release for NYCC back in October. Luckily we have some copies left over so that we can offer them as part of this release. Last year's show had 9 prints + 1 giveaway, and this year's show is 10 plus a giveaway, including this one.
Tim Doyle solo show, "UnReal Estate II"
Opening reception: Thursday, February 7th - 6pm-10pm
Show on view until Saturday, February 23rd
Spoke Art is proud to present, "UnReal Estate II" the follow up solo show by Austin-based illustrator and screen printer Tim Doyle. Last year, Doyle changed the pop culture landscape, quite literally, with his expressive re-interpretations of famous TV show locations.
For 2013 the artist returns to their San Francisco gallery space to once again remap our collective consciousness though a whole new series of re-imagined iconic pop culture locations crafted through the medium of hand made screen prints and original pen and ink illustrations.
From Futurama’s Planet Express to the Twin Peaks‘ diner, no TV show location is safe from Doyle’s unique vision. Stalwarts such as the Simpsons, Arrested Development and the Sopranos make appearances once again this year, accompanied by some unexpected surprises including Mr. Rogers, Dr. Who and even Downton Abbey.
Please join us on Thursday, February 7th from 6pm-10pm for the debut of UnReal Estate II at Spoke Art San Francisco. Tim Doyle will be in attendance and complimentary beverages will be served.
Online sales begin Friday, January 8th via the Spoke Art website - http://www.spoke-art.com
As an added bonus, the first 100 attendees will receive a complimentary screen print, "By the Power", this print will never be made available for general sale.
About the artist:
Tim Doyle is an illustrator and screen printer living and working in Austin, TX. A former comic book store manager and art director of the Alamo Drafthouse's Mondo Poster series, Doyle founded the Nakatomi print shop in 2009 and now independently prints for and represents a roster of nationally acclaimed poster artists. In 2012, Doyle was voted the city's Best Visual Artist by the Austin Chronicle for the second year in a row.
What: Tim Doyle solo show, “UnReal Estate II”
When: Opening reception Thursday, January 7th - on view until Saturday, January 23rd
Where: Spoke Art Gallery, San Francisco
Relevant Links:
Spoke Art - http://www.spoke-art.com
Tim Doyle - http://www.mrdoyle.com/
Facebook event page - https://www.facebook.com/events/416477928429118/
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