After initially creating the triptych of prints for the Lord of the Rings trilogy, I came to this first piece for the Hobbit feeling quite a bit of trepidation. I was extremely happy with how those prints had come out, so I wanted to make sure we continued that tradition with this first piece for the Hobbit trilogy. As usual with all of Peter Jacksons films within this world, there was no shortage of incredible moments and characters to draw from, but we felt that the climactic meeting of Thorin & Azog made for the perfect scene. It contains all of the major characters and allowed for a really dynamic scene with plenty of details for people to search for throughout. -Dan MumfordOnline Thursday May 24 at 1:00pm EDT at https://en.frenchpaperartclub.com/
“This was one of the first stories I read of Poe’s and I remember being both as terrified as I was intrigued. I had a few shots in my head of where I thought the viewer could be placed, but this one I think told the story best. Although Dupin is the hero of this story with his deductive prowess, I wanted to focus on the horror and tragedy of the murder, where the central figure in this story is a wild animal filled with rage and confusion due to his capture and ill treatment. The viewpoint suggests the eyes of the sailor as he looks through the French apartment window upon the ruin and degradation that he has caused, and the three victims within.” - Jay GordonUS Variant
Dave and the band are back on tour, and as always it was a pure pleasure to work with these guys. This is the official poster for the first show of the tour, from last week in Texas. The folks I know who were there have told me it was an absolutely magical summer night. - JamesPoster is a 18" x 24", Screen Printed Poster
