Scrubs 2.0 Promo Poster - Season 9 Premieres Tuesday, Dec 1st on ABC

The Blot’s been pretty mum on Scrubs Season 9 for a couple of reasons, but mainly because I have no idea how to feel about it. While it’s great ABC renewed the show for a ninth season, Scrubs returns with a brand new look and pretty much a brand new cast. With John C. McGinley’s Dr. Cox and Donald Faison’s Dr. Turk as the only remaining central characters from the show’s stellar zany cast, the focus of the show shifts to three new medical students attending Winston University and interning at Sacred Heart.


While Zach Braff’s J.D. will still appear in a handful of episodes, the show will now be narrated by Kerry Bishe’s Lucy Bennett, a new medical student at Winston University, which is a pretty significant change if I do say so myself. I am relieved to hear Sarah Chalke’s Dr. Elliot Reid, Sam Lloyd’s Ted Buckland and Robert Maschino’s The Todd will be appearing sporadically throughout Scrubs’ ninth season, but I’m worried the show won’t have the same rhythm and feel it once did, especially with Scrubs creator and show runner Bill Lawrence focusing much of his attention on his new ABC comedy, Cougar Town.


I will say, even with all my reservations I am still elated to have Scrubs returning for another season. While I’d prefer to watch the Janitor roaming the halls of Sacred Heart, I’ll take Scrubs 2.0 any day over the alternative (i.e. a Scrubs-less world). Joining Scrubs as series regulars this season is previously recurring cast member Eliza Coupe (former intern turned student advisor Denise Mahoney aka Jo), and newcomers Michael Mosley and Dave Franco as new medical students.


Scrubs Season 9 premieres on ABC tomorrow night, Tuesday, December 1st, at 8/9c.

Lost Screen Print #15 - The Polar Bear by Jay Ryan

“The Polar Bear” by Jay Ryan is the 15th screen print in the Lost Alternate Reality Game series released in honor of Lost: The Final Season. While this particular “water cooler moment” is not as significant to The Blot as other Lost reveals previously immortalized as screen prints, this print is sure to be crazy hard to find on the secondary market because of the artist behind it. Ryan has a large and devoted fan following, and “The Polar Bear” does a great job showcasing his unique style.


I’m interested in finding out if anyone else has tried to purchase these Lost alternate reality game screen prints, and if so which ones have you been lucky enough to purchase?

Jay Ryan’s limited edition Lost screen print “The Polar Bear” measures 18”x24”, is printed on brown paper, has a run size of 300 pieces and comes hand signed and numbered by the artist. The print could have been purchased here for $50, but like all of the other screen prints released in this series it sold out in under 2 minutes.

In celebration of LOST's final season and as a project of fan appreciation, 16 top designers and artists, who are also fans of the show, were commissioned to create artwork celebrating one of the series' most memorable, and unforgettable, "water cooler" moments. This ultimate "fan art" was then turned into labor intensive, hand-pulled screen prints, limited to an edition of just 300, with less than 200 available to the public through our websites. Each beautiful poster tells its own different story, allowing the fan to relive memorable and influential moments in an artistic manner, as the show's storied run comes to a close. Once this limited edition print has sold out, they will never be printed again. Celebrate the fandom, community and family created by one of televisions' greatest shows by hanging a little part of its history, inspiration and influence on your wall. (link)

Johnny Cupcakes x Ghostbusters “Crossbone Buster” T-Shirt

This Ghostbusters themed t-shirt by Johnny Cupcakes has actually been out for a while, but thankfully it’s not sold out yet so The Blot can still talk about it. In honor of JC’s screening of the 1984 classic Ghostbusters at the Coolidge Corner Theater on Monday, October 12th, the clothing company has released the Johnny Cupcakes x Ghostbusters tee entitled “Crossbone Buster.” I love Johnny Cupcakes’ Cupcake and Crossbones logo, so combining it with the Ghostbusters logo seems like a no brainer!


You can also purchase a limited edition promotional poster for the Johnny Cupcakes Presents Ghostbusters screening. The Johnny Cupcakes x Ghostbusters promo poster is limited to just 100 pieces and each poster comes hand numbered.


The Johnny Cupcakes "Crossbone Buster" t-shirt sells for $35.99 and comes in both guys and girls styled tees. You can purchas the Ghostbusters tribute t-shirt and poster (which retails for $19.99) directly from the Johnny Cupcakes online store here.

COMING SOON - Kidrobot 18: Kidmutant by Frank Kozik

Last week Kidrobot posted a video on the KRonikle, the company’s online magazine, which debuted two as of yet unannounced vinyl figures. The second unveiling was of Kidrobot 18: Kidmutant by Frank Kozik.


Not only does this crazy looking Kidrobot mascot vinyl figure have tentacles for arms, but it also comes with a matching mini-mutant Labbit accessory. The Blot’s got a feeling this Kidmutant/mini-mutant Labbit combo is going to have Kozik fans rushing out to purchase this alien looking Kidrobot mascot.


The images above appeared in a video from AOL’s Switched in which KR president Paul Budnitz is interviewed about the designer vinyl phenomenon. You can see the video/interview in its entirety here.

COMING SOON - 8 Inch SKWAK Dunny

Last week Kidrobot posted a video on the KRonikle, the company’s online magazine, which debuted two as of yet unannounced vinyl figures. The first unveiling was of the 8” Dunny seen below designed by French illustrator SKWAK. All that The Blot knows so far is that there will be two color variants of the SKWAK 8 inch Dunny and that the figure will be made of some sort of translucent abs plastic.


The images above appeared in a video from AOL’s Switched in which KR president Paul Budnitz is interviewed about the designer vinyl phenomenon. You can see the video/interview in its entirety here.

Jamungo BUD Series 3 Red Demon Chase Figure by Muttpop

The Blot’s been itching to find out which of Muttpop’s Lucha Libre characters would be getting the Blow Up Doll treatment by Jamungo, and we now know it’ll be Red Demon. I had been wondering for a while if we’d ever see a 2nd Muttpop character re-interprited in BUD form after 2007’s Tequila chase BUD from BUD Series 2. Now that the annoucement is official, I'm on the hunt to add one to my collection!


According to Muttpop Bob, “based on the stat card included with every BUD Series 3 figure, you have a 2.3% chance of pulling one of the [Red Demon Muttpop] figures out of a BUD 3 Blind Box. So, out of a 1000 Series 3 Blind Boxes, there are only 23 Muttpop Chase figures. Nice! I feel special and very rare.”


Jamungo’s BUDs Series III blind boxes will retail for around $10 each and will be in stores shortly.

Barneyism of the Week - Slapsgiving 2: Revenge of the Slap

"No seriously Robin, you should get the slap.
I mean, you’re a great slapper.
In fact I want study slapping under your tutelage.
I want to be your slap-prentice." - Ted

"Don’t sell yourself short there, Teddy.
You’re a slapping rock star.
Your name should be Eric Slap-ton." - Robin

Ok, ok guys this is torture.
Just put me in the chair…

"Slapping Throne." - Ted

And get it over with.

- Barney Stinson

"Slapsgiving 2:
Revenge of the Slap"

How I Met Your Mother

Lost Screen Print #14 - Ben Linus by Todd Slater

“Ben Linus” by Todd Slater is the fourteenth screen print in the Lost Alternate Reality Game series released in honor of Lost: The Final Season. This poster has huge significance to The Blot because it features one of my favorite characters, Benjamin Linus! No other character has taken the show by storm quite like Michael Emerson’s Ben. From the moment he appeared on screen you knew there was more to The Others’ “Henry Gale,” but even I could not have imagined where Linus’ story would take him and the show. And you can’t have a screen print featuring Ben without his pet #8 white rabbit.


Slater is an amazing artist with a strong fan following, so The Blot has a feeling this print will be highly sought after by Lost fans and Slater fans alike. “Ben Linus” is the 14th screen print released on Damon, Carlton and A Polar Bear in honor of Lost’s sixth and final season. Todd Slater’s limited edition Lost screen print “Ben Linus” measures 18”x24”, has a run size of 300 pieces and comes hand signed and numbered by the artist. The print could have been purchased here for $50, but like all of the other recent Lost screen print releases it sold out in mere minutes.


In celebration of LOST's final season and as a project of fan appreciation, 16 top designers and artists, who are also fans of the show, were commissioned to create artwork celebrating one of the series' most memorable, and unforgettable, "water cooler" moments. This ultimate "fan art" was then turned into labor intensive, hand-pulled screen prints, limited to an edition of just 300, with less than 200 available to the public through our websites. Each beautiful poster tells its own different story, allowing the fan to relive memorable and influential moments in an artistic manner, as the show's storied run comes to a close. Once this limited edition print has sold out, they will never be printed again. Celebrate the fandom, community and family created by one of televisions' greatest shows by hanging a little part of its history, inspiration and influence on your wall. (link)

The Hundreds x Dark Horse Comics Usagi Yojimbo Limited Edition T-Shirts by Stan Sakai

Yes, you read that title correctly! Designer clothing label The Hundreds is teaming up with Dark Horse Comics to release a line of Usagi Yojimbo t-shirts to coincide with the 25th anniversary of Stan Sakai’s famous long eared ronin samurai! This collaboration has The Blot very excited, as one of my all time favorite comic book characters finally hits the mainstream with a line of designer t-shirts.



On Saturday, November 21st, The Hundreds will be releasing two limited edition t-shirts at the company’s flagship stores in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Blot is already trying to convince my friends in LA and San Fran to hook me up with the awesome blue UY tee seen above.


The back of each shirt features the logos of all three parties involved in this killer release, The Hundreds’ Bomb logo, Stan Sakai’s signature, and the Dark Horse Comics logo. Both The Hundreds x Dark Horse Comics Usagi Yojimbo limited edition t-shirts feature new artwork by Stan Sakai made specifically for this release, and each shirt is limited to just 200 of each design.


To mark this very special occasion, on Saturday Usagi Yojimbo creator Stan Sakai will be at The Hundreds’ LA location from 11am to 12pm to sign copies of the latest issue of his monthly comic. (link) Also, the first 25 people to arrive will receive a signed copy of the first ever full color Usagi Yojimbo graphic novel entitled Yokai! How cool is that!?!

Designer Con Exclusive Hand Painted GID 3 Inch Buff Monster Vinyl Figure

Buff Monster will be releasing a set of hand painted 3” Buff Monster glow-in-the-dark vinyl figures with a with high gloss polyurethane topcoat sold exclusively at this weekend’s Designer Con! Only 10 (+1 A/P) of these awesome Designer Con exclusive hand painted 3 inch GID Buff Monster vinyl figures were created and they are sure to sell out extremely quickly.


Each Designer Con exclusive hand painted glow in the dark 3” Buff Monster vinyl figure comes packaged in a box silkscreened by Buff Monster and includes a 3-color signed and numbered silkscreen print. Buff’s custom vinyl figure and print set will retail for $200 each, and can be purchased directly from the artist at his Designer Con booth #19. Buff will also have a variety of one-off custom toys (Dunnys, Qees, etc.), prints and stickers for sale as well!

Designer Con takes place November 21st, 2009 from 10 am to 5 pm at the Pasadena Convention Center, East Pavilion. For more information, head to www.designercon.com.

Gold Coin x Argonaut Resin Stick Up Wave 1 Red Colorway

The first Gold Coin toy has finally arrived! Tomorrow, Friday, November 20th, Argonaut Resins drops Wave 1 of the Stick Up resin figure designed by Cold Coin founder, Ray “Three” Robinson III. Wave 1 includes 10 Stick Up figures, all featuring the figure’s red colorway. Argonaut is only making 10 of this red colorway (there are 30 Stick Up resin figures planned in total), so if you want one of these killer red colorways you’d better act fast.


Each Stick Up figure comes hand numbered and boxed with an official Certificate of Authenticity from Argonaut Resins. The COA will be signed by both the artist (Three of Gold Coin) and the sculptor (END of Argonaut Resins).


The Gold Coin x Argonaut Resin Stick Up Wave 1 (Red Colorway) goes on sale tomorrow at noon EST on the Argonaut Resins online shop. Each figure will retail for $99.

MINDstyle - Buff Bunny by Buff Monster

The Blot wishes he knew more about the 8" Buff Bunny vinyl figure, an upcoming release by MINDstyle and Buff Monster, but no information has been release yet! Oh well…it’s a pretty cool looking platform and a great example of Buff’s signature style. I’m even more interested in finding out what MINDstyle and Buff have in store for this new platform.



The Buff Bunny by Buff Monster is scheduled to be released in the 2nd Quarter of 2010 (i.e. April, May or June of 2010). The figure’s price and run size is currently a mystery.

T.W.O.C. the Elf 2009 Holiday Dunny Chase by TADO

The 2009 Holiday Dunny, Krunk-a-Claus by TADO, is finally here. From what The Blot’s heard, a lot of stores didn’t receive their shipment of Krunk-a-Claus 3" Dunnys last week because of Veteran’s Day. But thankfully TADO’s Holiday Dunny is now in stock at most stores, and we now know what its 1 in 10 chase, the evil T.W.O.C. the Elf, looks like!


No word yet on whether or not there is a rarer 3rd chase, but it sounds like T.W.O.C. the Evil Elf has been pretty easy to find even with its 1:10 ratio. I was surprised to learn that T.W.O.C. (which I can only guess stands for “Taking Without Owner’s Consent”) has elfin ears instead of classic Dunny ears like almost every other production Dunny released to date. The Dunny’s ears personify its signature look, and I was shocked to find out Kidrobot replaced them on its 2009 Holiday Dunny chase.

T.W.O.C. comes with a crowbar and hat, and retails for $9.95 each. You can purchase the 2009 3 Inch Holiday Dunny by TADO here.

Threadless - “We’ve Got Some Work To Do Now” Scooby-Doo Themed Zombie T-Shirt

This was not the original post scheduled for this afternoon, but when The Blot saw Threadless had released this Scooby-Doo themed t-shirt yesterday I knew I had to blog about it ASAP! “We’ve Got Some Work To Do Now” is pure awesome! It takes place in a post-apocalyptic world over run by zombies and features the sole survivors of Mystery, Inc., Velma and Scooby, as they prepare to battle the undead.

We've Got Some Work To Do Now T-Shirt by Travis Pitts

Is “We’ve Got Some Work To Do Now” the ultimate pop culture t-shirt or what!?! It has everything…Scooby-Doo, Zombies, and the Mystery Machine outfitted to battle all forms of the undead. Plus, this has to the most kick-ass version of Velma Dinkley ever created! It’s just too bad Fred, Daphne and Shaggy didn’t live long enough to see this shirt printed. I’ve got a feeling this shirt won’t last long on Threadless, so if you want one buy it now!

You can purchase the “We’ve Got Some Work To Do Now” t-shirt at Threadless.com for $18 each in guys and girls styles, sizes S-3XL.

Barneyism of the Week - The Playbook

That’s right, Barney Stinson is back on the market!

Mothers, lock up your daughters.
Daughters, lock up your MILSWANCAs.

“MILSWANCAs?” - Marshall

“Wait, wait I can get this.
Mothers I’d Like to Sleep With And Never Call Again” - Ted

Correct, circle gets the square.

“Don’t you think you’re kind of rushing back into this?” - Lily

Lily, since I started dating Robin
there’s a certain…thing I haven’t used as much as I would like to.
It’s kind of big, surprisingly heavy, kind of leathery
and its black.
This, my friends, is The Playbook.

The Playbook contains every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink,
gambit, flim-flam, stratagem and bamboozle
I’ve ever used, or ever hope to use,
to pick up chicks and give em the business.

- Barney Stinson

"The Playbook"

How I Met Your Mother

Lift Exclusive Doktor A Mad’l Official Reveal

There hasn’t been a production Mad’l released in a while, so The Blot has been really excited for the new Lift Exclusive Mad’l designed by Doktor A and entitled Jeeves & Jeeves Co. Autonomous Self Winding Domestic 5” Mad’l. This past weekend Lift officially unveiled the figure at its Dok A exhibition “Freak Mechanique,” and it looks awesome.


The Jeeves & Jeeves Co. Autonomous Self Winding Domestic Mad’l comes dressed in formal attire, and doesn't it look dashing in its black and grey tuxedo? I especially adore the figure’s head, which includes Doktor A’s signature meters he has placed on the back of the Mad’l’s ears. The Lift Exclusive Doktor A Mad’l is limited to just 300 pieces and will go on sale in the next two weeks. The price of this designer vinyl figure is currently unknown, but I would guess it’ll retail between $25-40.

Lost Screen Print #13 - The Barracks by Nate Duval

“The Barracks” by Nate Duval is the thirteenth screen print in the Lost Alternate Reality Game series released in honor of Lost: The Final Season. With only three prints left, the reveal of “The Barracks” was a little anticlimactic. While the reveal of the Others’ barracks was definitely a “water cooler moment,” I think a lot of Lost fans felt it was nowhere near as exciting or dramatic as other key moments from the show’s past five seasons. Regardless, “The Barracks” is a beautiful print and really shows off Duval’s amazing talent.


You can check out other artwork by Nate Duval here, including this amazing concert poster for the Monsters of Folk! “The Barracks” is the thirteenth screen print released on Damon, Carlton and A Polar Bear in honor of Lost’s sixth and final season. Nate Duval’s limited edition Lost screen print “The Barracks” measures 18”x24”, has a run size of 300 pieces and comes hand signed and numbered by the artist. The print sells for $50 each and could have been purchased here if it hadn’t sold out in under 10 minutes.

In celebration of LOST's final season and as a project of fan appreciation, 16 top designers and artists, who are also fans of the show, were commissioned to create artwork celebrating one of the series' most memorable, and unforgettable, "water cooler" moments. This ultimate "fan art" was then turned into labor intensive, hand-pulled screen prints, limited to an edition of just 300, with less than 200 available to the public through our websites. Each beautiful poster tells its own different story, allowing the fan to relive memorable and influential moments in an artistic manner, as the show's storied run comes to a close. Once this limited edition print has sold out, they will never be printed again. Celebrate the fandom, community and family created by one of televisions' greatest shows by hanging a little part of its history, inspiration and influence on your wall. (link)

BUDs Blind Box Series III by Jamungo

Ever since Jamungo released the artist line-up for its BUDs Series 3 blind box series, The Blot’s been anxiously awaiting a look at the series’ designs. Thankfully, this is one blind box series that has lived up to the hype! While we still don’t know which Muttpop character will show up in BUD form as the series’ mystery chase, I love Jamungo’s decision to include its Sqadt and CrappyCat characteras in the series. No word on the set’s ratios yet, but here’s hoping none of the designs are too terribly hard to get!



BUDs Series III features designs by MAD, Jesse Ledoux, Yuck, Jon Burgerman, FERG, Superdeux, Aesthetic Apparatus, VanBeater, Pedini, Kenn munk, saurkids, Jim Koch, Frank Kozik, oooOOOooo (Brian Morris) and Muttpop.


Jamungo’s BUDs Series III blind boxes will retail for around $10 each and should be hitting store shelves any day now.

Alice In Wonderland One Sheet Movie Posters

The Blot is pretty sure Disney’s upcoming live action adaptation of Alice In Wonderland is going to be sick. Everything about the film is so trippy and abstract just the way Tim Burton likes it. The trailer was great and these new one sheet movie posters are equally as good. Just looking at them is giving me a headache (but in a good way).


I seriously don’t know where Burton comes up with his ideas, but his vision is definitely unlike any others’. I seriously can’t wait to see this movie, but what’s really bad is we still have three and a half more months to wait before Alice In Wonderland hits theaters. Shouldn’t this have been Disney’s big holiday release!?! I know kids and adults alike will be lining on March 5, 2010 to journey down the rabbit hole in amazing Disney 3D.


Alice In Wonderland is directed by Tim Burton and stars Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, Michael Sheen, Stephen Fry, Alan Rickman, Crispin Glover, Matt Lucas and Christopher Lee.

Pearl Jam Concert Posters by Tom Tomorrow

I know I've touched upon this before, but the cover of Pearl Jam’s latest album, Backspacer, was designed by Tom Tomorrow (a.k.a. editorial cartoonist Dan Perkins), who is best known for his liberal slanted weekly comic strip This Modern World. Needless to say, The Blot was really excited to find out Tom had also designed a concert poster for the band’s August 24, 2009 show at the United Center in Chicago, IL. As far as I am aware, this is the first time an artist has designed the artwork for a Pearl Jam album and a concert poster for that album’s corresponding tour. I love Tomorrow’s art style, and may or may not now be the proud owner of a signed and numbered AP print of the poster below.


While I love Tom’s ode to Chicago, the real reason I’m writing this post is because of the amazing Halloween themed concert poster set he designed for Pearl Jam’s four night stay at Philadelphia’s The Spectrum. If you haven’t heard already, The Spectrum closed for good after Pearl Jam’s final show there on Halloween 2009. Pearl Jam played four shows at The Spectrum, October 27th, 28th, 30th and 31st, and played almost every song the band has ever recorded. To go along with Pearl Jam’s four shows in Philly, Tomorrow designed four posters (1 for each night) that could stand alone individually or, when placed next to each other, form one giant retro pop culture costume party themed image.

(click on the photo above for a more detailed look)

According to Tomorrow, “since these were for a series of shows the week of Halloween, my idea was to have a giant retro pop-culture costume-party theme - superheroes, robots, space people, monsters, etc., along with a number of band-related/requested ‘cameos’ in the background, all (at least in my mind’s eye) comprising the audience to the last shows at the Spectrum.”



If you are interested in purchasing these awesome Halloween inspired Pearl Jam concert posters, Tom Tomorrow will most likely be selling a signed and numbered edition of these sometime early next year, around February or so. They’ll be available as complete sets of four only, and an exact price has not yet been set. If you’re interested in a set, Tom’s compiling a waiting list which you can add your name to by sending an email to him at tom(dot)tomorrow (at) gmail (dot) com with “Philly waiting list” in the subject line. Please note, you are not placing an actual order and he is not taking any money at this time. But when he does eventually do the sale, priority will be given to those on the list.

Star Wars Shop Exclusive Garden Jawa Statue

Measuring close to a foot tall and crafted in durable all-weather resin, the Garden Jawa protects your tomatoes, zucchini, and daffodils from the dark side, armed with a garden tool bandolier, a garden hose, and a thumbs-up attitude. Reflective amber-colored eyes peek out from underneath his hood, challenging any unwelcome visitors looking to feast on his turf.


I have to say, this might be the first item I’ve ever featured here on The Blot Says… that I would considered purchasing for my mom! She’s a big Star Wars fan, and the Garden Jawa would go great with the random collection of creatures she has displayed throughout her front yard, garden and forest area.

The Star Wars Shop exclusive Garden Jawa retails for $34.99 each, and is currently available for pre-order here. The Garden Jawa can be delivered worldwide (except in Mexico) and is expected to ship on December 9, 2009, just in time for the holidays!

Kick-Ass Character Movie Posters and Trailer

The Blot has a confession…I’ve never read Kick-Ass, the popular creator-owned comic book from Mark Millar and John Romita, Jr. But, I’ve heard it’s good and I’ll probably have to invest in some trades now that the live action movie adaptation directed by Matthew Vaughn and starring Nicolas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Chloe Moretz and Christopher Mintz-Plasse is coming to theaters in a few months.

These one sheet character movie posters look great, and I’m really digging the film’s first trailer that hit the internet a few days ago. I’d go into the comic book/movie’s plot, but I really don’t know much and I think the trailer about sums it up. Check it out and let me know what you think!





Kick-Ass the movie debuts in theaters on April 16, 2010, while you can purchase Kick-Ass the comic book, published by Marvel Comics under its Icon imprint, monthly at your local comic book shop.

Barneyism of the Week - The Star Wars Altercation

“Isn’t it time you got rid of your stupid doll?” - Robin

It’s not a doll, it’s a Stormtrooper.

“Ah, he’s wearing a diaper.” -Robin

It’s not a diaper Robin, it’s protective armor.

“Stormtrooper, more like stormpooper.” - Robin

Stop it.

“Pbttttttttt! Whoa!
Sounds like your stormpooper here needs a changing!” - Robin

- Barney Stinson

“The Rough Patch”

How I Met Your Mother

First Look - Lift Exclusive Doktor A. Mad’l

Lift unveiled a very tiny teaser image of its upcoming exclusive Doktor A. 5" Mad’l. The picture isn’t very large, but it does confirm that the Mad’l will look like the character at the bottom of the flyer for Dok A’s upcoming art exhibition “Freak Mechanique” (see below). Rumor has it MAD is hard at work prepping a new line of production Mad’ls, so keep your eyes peeled to The Blot Says… for all the latest!


“Freak Mechanique,” Doktor A.’s largest solo exhibition to date, opens Saturday, November 14th at Lift in Detroit, Michigan with an opening reception from 7-11pm. “Freak Mechanique” runs from November 14th through December 9th.

Lost Screen Print #12 - Jacob’s Cabin by Daniel Danger

The Blot loved last week’s Lost print “Jacob’s Cabin” by Daniel Danger so much I tried to buy it! But of course it sold out as I was trying to complete the transaction. Danger’s landscape prints are dark and beautiful, and Jacob’s cabin fits his style perfectly. I first learned of Danger when he released a print entitled “Sanctum Sanctorum” for Gallery1988’s “Tribute to Stan Lee” show. As you can tell from the print’s title, it featured Dr. Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum and looks amazing! You can see Danger’s Marvel Comics inspired print here.


“Jacob’s Cabin” is the twelfth screen print released on Damon, Carlton and A Polar Bear in honor of Lost’s sixth and final season. Daniel Danger’s limited edition Lost screen print “Jacob’s Cabin” measures 24”x18”, is printed on black paper, has a run size of 300 pieces and comes hand signed and numbered by the artist. The print sells for $50 each and could have been purchased here before it sold out.


In celebration of LOST's final season and as a project of fan appreciation, 16 top designers and artists, who are also fans of the show, were commissioned to create artwork celebrating one of the series' most memorable, and unforgettable, "water cooler" moments. This ultimate "fan art" was then turned into labor intensive, hand-pulled screen prints, limited to an edition of just 300, with less than 200 available to the public through our websites. Each beautiful poster tells its own different story, allowing the fan to relive memorable and influential moments in an artistic manner, as the show's storied run comes to a close. Once this limited edition print has sold out, they will never be printed again. Celebrate the fandom, community and family created by one of televisions' greatest shows by hanging a little part of its history, inspiration and influence on your wall. (link)