Mexifunk Ice Cube Minneapolis 1991 Poster

 

 Iconic by Collectionzz are commemorating the 30th anniversary of Ice Cube’s notorious concert at Minneapolis' First Avenue on March 4, 1991 with a powerful 11 color screenprinted poster called THE BOMB '91 by artist Mexifunk. 

 Available now at Iconic Collectionzz Store HERE.

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Dark Hall Mansion Batman 1966 BossLogic and Orlando Arocena Prints Release

Dark Hall Mansion is pleased to share their officially licensed 2016 New York Comic Con pre-sale "BATMAN '66" editions by contemporary artists, Kode Abdo, aka BossLogic, and Orlando Arocena, in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment.

Dark Hall Mansion will be attending this year's NY Comic Con at Booth #503 so they wanted to introduce something a little unique and provide their online buyers an opportunity to pre-purchase editions ahead of those attending NY Comic Con. Please welcome Kode Abdo, aka BossLogic, a designer that's worked with top brands and whose imagery you'll see on select upcoming DHM projects. Kode's massive Instagram base of more than a third of a million BossLogic fans will certainly appreciate his unique approach to 1966's "Batman," suffice it to say the original Catwoman, Ms. Julie Newmar, has already requested use of his imagery for her Facebook page.

Orlando Arocena, a well established contemporary artist working with leading brands and high profile projects worldwide brings his unique approach to "Batman '66" by creating distinctive individual pieces as well as a multi-panel three character edition.

All officially licensed Dark Hall Mansion limited edition "BATMAN '66" prints our on sale now at the dedicated store page here: http://www.darkhallmansionstore.com

ARTIST:
KODE ABDO aka BossLogic
"Batman '66" Standard giclee paper edition of 200 $35
"Batman '66" Standard Canvas edition of 75 $50
"Batman '66" Alternate 'Shark Repellant' giclee paper edition of 100 $35
"Batman '66" Alternate 'Shark Repellant' Canvas edition of 75 $50

"Catwoman '66" Standard giclee paper edition of 200 $35
"Catwoman '66" Standard Canvas edition of 75 $50
"Catwoman '66" Variant Icy Blue giclee paper edition of 100 $35
"Catwoman '66" Canvas Icy Blue edition of 75 $50

"Batgirl '66" Standard giclee paper edition of 200 $35
"Batgirl '66" Standard Canvas edition of 75 $50
"Batgirl '66" Variant B&W 'Bat-Time' giclee paper edition of 100 $35
"Batgirl '66" Canvas B&W 'Bat-Time' edition of 75 $50

ARTIST:
ORLANDO AROCENA
"Penguin '66" Standard giclee paper edition of 200 $35
"Penguin '66" Canvas edition of 75 $50

"Joker '66" Standard giclee paper edition of 200 $35
"Joker '66" Canvas edition of 75 $50

"Riddler '66" Standard giclee paper edition of 200 $35
"Riddler '66" Canvas edition of 75 $50

"3-character '66" giclee paper edition of 125 $75
"3-character '66" Canvas edition of 75 $100

Remember to stop by Booth #503 at NY Comic Con as we'll have select framed editions available in very limited quantities.

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Dark Hall Mansion The Twilight Zone To Serve Man Posters Release

Dark Hall Mansion is pleased to reveal three new officially licensed "The Twilight Zone" limited edition prints from artists, Orlando Arocena, Patrick Connan and Kaz Oomori.

 Dark Hall Mansion, under license by CBS Consumer products, will release three new official prints for "The Twilight Zone's" 1962 cold war era inflected episode, "To Serve Man," written by Rod Serling from a Damon Knight story which has Earth visited by Kanamit aliens offering to solve the world's ills via peace and prosperity for all, but, with a bit of a "Twilight Zone" twist by way of peaceful, and encouraged ;), interplanetary exchanges that soon find humankind on the menu for our not so benevolent visitors.

Contemporary artists, Orlando Arocena, Patrick Connan and Kaz Oomori individually place their visual spins on this tale via three separate CBS officially licensed limited edition prints that go on sale this Friday, May 20th, at 12:30 PM PST on our dedicated store page here: http://www.darkhallmansionstore.com

"To Serve Man" Orlando Arocena edition of 150 $65
"To Serve Man" Patrick Connan edition of 150 $65
"To Serve Man" Kaz Oomori edition of 150 $65

DHM's "To Serve Man" fine art editions are strictly limited, giclee printed, and hand numbered. Our DHM "The Twilight Zone" subscription holders will be notified to have an opportunity to pre-puchase with the balance of editions offered to all "Twilight Zone" fans this Friday, May 20th!

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Monsters Dark Continent Posters by Orlando Arocena, Marko Manev & Paul Shipper

In conjunction with Vertigo Films, Experience 12 and Poster Posse, Hero Complex Gallery has released 3 officially-licensed screen printed editions of original artwork that were featured as a part of Poster Posse's Monsters: Dark Continent project, which features artwork based on the upcoming film release and is a follow up to Gareth Edwards 2010 Sci-fi hit, "Monsters." Where the first film was more suspense driven, director Tom Green's "Monsters: Dark Continent" is action-packed and works on a much larger scale.

HCG are excited to offer you these 3 beautiful pieces that were selected from several works by the filmmakers themselves, with artwork by Orlando Arocena, Marko Manev & Paul Shipper.

Each poster is an 18 x 24 inch screen print with an edition of 240.

Buy them at HCGArt.com

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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Coronation of Caesar Poster by Orlando Arocena

Hero Complex Gallery have released a new poster by Orlando Arocena titled Coronation of Caesar that is inspired by the new movie Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. 

Orlando talks about the poster:

Being a long time fan of The Planet of the Apes, and anxious for the new prequel directed by Matt Reeves, I was heavily influenced by the arresting stare of the main character, Caesar... his deep foreboding gaze, those prying eyes of a leader struggling for a possible future for his species.

I wanted to capture the heat, the intensity and brilliance of the sun-giver and taker of all life, and portray Caesar as the center of this new dawn.

Creatively, I found a connection between the dramatic conflict of the storyline and the associated contemporary themes portrayed in early 20th Centurist Futurist paintings (ie. violence, motion, technology), and incoroprated them into my vector tribute titled "Coronation of Caesar".

It is a Limited Edition Fine Art Print measuring approximately 18" x 24", Edition of ONLY 30

Buy it in the Hero Complex Gallery Store

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