Jim Pollock 'Thanks Betty Frost' Print Available

Artist: Jim Pollock
Title: Thanks Betty Frost
Medium: 1 Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 6 Inches
Edition: 250
Prices: $70

*password: PJ (comes with a free holiday card)

Bottleneck Gallery $5,000 Giveaway Raffle Open

Here's how the 5K breaksdown: 

1 Winner x $1,000
4 Winners x $250
5 Winners x $100
10 Winners x $50
200 Winners x $10

 

*the $10 seems more like a marketing play, nothing they sell is $10 (inc. shipping)

Charles M. Schulz 'My Anxieties Have Anxieties' Print Release Details

Artist: Charles M. Schulz
Title: My Anxieties Have Anxieties
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 18 Inches
Edition: 150
Price: $50

 

*available at Noon EST on Thursday December 11th, 2025

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Charles Monroe Schulz (1922–2000) was one of the most influential cartoonists of the 20th century, the creative genius behind the beloved and enduring comic strip Peanuts. Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Schulz served in the U.S. Army during World War II before beginning his professional cartooning career. His early work included illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post and the single-panel comic Li'l Folks, which featured characters recognizable as early prototypes for the Peanuts gang.

The first Peanuts strip debuted in just seven newspapers on October 2nd, 1950. It introduced the world to the melancholic but determined Charlie Brown and his remarkably imaginative beagle, Snoopy. Over the next half-century, the strip became a global phenomenon, syndicated in over 2,600 newspapers across 75 countries and translated into 21 languages. Schulz’s simple, minimalist artistic style and sophisticated, often philosophical humor resonated deeply with readers of all ages.

Schulz had a profound connection to his work, famously drawing every single panel of Peanuts himself until his retirement in February 2000, the day before his death. The strip explored universal themes of insecurity, unrequited love, and the quiet struggles of daily life through the lens of a child’s world. Characters like Linus, Lucy, Peppermint Patty, and Woodstock became cultural icons.

Beyond the printed page, Schulz’s legacy thrived through popular animated television specials, including the classic A Charlie Brown Christmas, which won a Peabody Award and an Emmy Award. Schulz’s gentle introspection and unique wit left an indelible mark on American culture, securing his place as a master storyteller and a national treasure.

Jim Pollock 'The Chase' Print Available

Artist: Jim Pollock
Title: The Chase
Medium: Embossed Print
Size: 18 x 12 Inches
Edition: TIMED
Price: $100

   

*there is also a Pollock branded Baroque portfolio available

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Jim Pollock is a prolific American artist best known for his distinctive and intricate linoleum block prints, particularly those created for the band Phish. A graduate of Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont, Pollock began creating posters for local bands in the 1980s, eventually becoming a cornerstone of Phish's visual identity. His work is instantly recognizable for its dense, detailed imagery, often featuring surreal landscapes populated by whimsical, dancing skeletons, fish, and various mythic creatures. These vibrant, narrative-driven prints capture the improvisational and communal spirit of live music events.

Pollock’s process is laborious and highly traditional. He carves his elaborate designs into linoleum blocks, a technique that requires precision and a clear vision as the image is reversed during printing. Each color in a multi-color print often requires a separate block, which he meticulously layers. The resulting prints, frequently hand-signed and numbered, are produced in limited runs, making them highly coveted items among collectors.

Beyond his association with Phish, Pollock has applied his unique aesthetic to a variety of other projects, including album covers, festival merchandise, and work for other musical acts like moe. and String Cheese Incident. His art has a universal appeal, blending elements of folk art, psychedelic graphic design, and a touch of the macabre. He remains a beloved figure in the live music poster world, influencing a generation of graphic artists with his dedication to craft and his vibrant, imaginative style. His legacy is defined by a deep connection between art and music culture.

Tyler Stout 'Godzilla vs Mothra and King Ghidorah' Prints Release Details

Artist: Tyler Stout
Title: Godzilla vs Mothra and King Ghidorah
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: 300
Price: $75

*available at Noon EST on Tuesday November 25th, 2025

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Tyler Stout is a contemporary American artist and illustrator widely recognized for his highly intricate, hand-drawn posters, primarily for films and pop culture events. Emerging during the rise of the designer art print movement in the mid-2000s, Stout quickly distinguished himself with a signature style characterized by complex compositions, dense detail, and a vibrant, sometimes limited, color palette.

His work is celebrated for its narrative depth, often weaving multiple scenes and iconic characters from a film into a single, cohesive image that rewards repeat viewing. This meticulous, "Where's Waldo" like approach, combined with a strong command of composition and line work, makes his posters instantly recognizable and highly sought after by collectors.

Stout’s art is a labor of love, known for its extremely long creation process, which contributes to the scarcity and desirability of his limited-edition screen prints. He has produced popular alternative movie posters for a wide array of classic and contemporary films, working with influential galleries and studios. The release of a new Tyler Stout print is often a major event within the collecting community, selling out within minutes due to high demand. His pieces bridge the gap between commercial illustration and fine art, capturing the essence of the films he interprets while showcasing his distinct artistic vision.

AJ Mastay 'Fall Tour' Print Release Details

Artist: AJ Mastay
Title: Fall Tour
Medium: 10 Color Linoblock Print
Size: 12.5 x 10 Inches
Edition: 250
Price: $100

 

*available at 12pm EST on Tuesday November 18th, 2025

AJ Mastay 'I Love The Bunny' Prints Release Details

Artist: AJ Mastay
Title: I Love The Bunny (Blue or Sepia)
Medium: Hand Colored Photopolymer Letterpress Print
Size: 16 x 20 Inches
Edition: 35
Price: $250

 

*available at 12pm EST on Tuesday November 18th, 2025

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AJ Masthay is a contemporary artist best known for his distinctive concert "gig prints" created using the traditional medium of reduction linoleum block printing. A native of Connecticut, Masthay has established himself by embracing a labor-intensive, hand-carved process in an industry dominated by digital design, making his work unique and highly sought after.

His artistic process involves carving a single block of linoleum, printing a color, then carving more from the same block for the next color, and so on, building complexity with each layer. This subtractive method results in limited-edition prints. Masthay's subjects are primarily inspired by live music and bands like the Grateful Dead and Allman Brothers, capturing the vibrant energy and spirit of the music scene.

Masthay's work is valued for its craftsmanship and tangible connection to artisanal methods. His art has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices for original pieces reflecting their collectability. He operates Masthay Studios LLC, from which he sells his original prints and limited edition digital reproductions on Moab Entrada Rag paper. He also engages with the art community as a mentor, sharing his expertise in traditional printmaking.

Noriyoshi Ohrai 'Godzilla vs Space Godzilla' Art Print Available

Artist: Noriyoshi Ohrai
Title: Godzilla vs Space Godzilla
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: 85
Price: $60

*available at Noon EST on Thursday October 30th, 2025

Noriyoshi Ohrai 'Godzilla vs Mothra' Art Print Available

Artist: Noriyoshi Ohrai
Title: Godzilla vs Mothra
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: 85
Price: $60

*available at Noon EST on Thursday October 30th, 2025

Noriyoshi Ohrai 'Godzilla vs King Ghidorah' Art Print Available

Artist: Noriyoshi Ohrai
Title: Godzilla vs King Ghidorah
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: 85
Price: $60

*available at Noon EST on Thursday October 30th, 2025

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Noriyoshi Ohrai was a Japanese illustrator celebrated for his vivid, cinematic artwork that blended science fiction, fantasy and meticulous realism. Born in Akashi on November 17, 1935, he briefly studied painting at Tokyo University of the Arts before leaving in 1957 to pursue commercial illustration. After early struggles exhibiting oil paintings in Ginza, he joined the Tokyu Agency in 1962 and soon became one of Japan’s most prolific cover artists, producing over 1,300 book and magazine covers noted for their dynamic colour and exhaustive research.

Ohrai’s international breakthrough came when George Lucas saw his Star Wars illustrations in a Japanese magazine and invited him to create the global poster for The Empire Strikes Back. The resulting image, featuring a heroic Luke Skywalker and looming Darth Vader rendered in luminous acrylics, won the 1980 Seiun Award and cemented Ohrai’s reputation overseas. He followed this success with a series of powerful posters for the Godzilla films of the 1980s and 1990s, each depicting the monster with muscular intensity audiences said surpassed the on-screen creature.

Working from a packed studio in Miyazaki, Ohrai approached every commission like a historian, studying blueprints, weather data and period photographs to ensure accuracy in every bolt, shadow and starfield. His palette ranged from molten oranges and cyans for explosions to subtle earth tones for historical scenes, all applied with brushes and airbrushes on illustration board. Later projects included box art for Koei strategy games and premium booklets for Metal Gear Solid, bringing his cinematic style to a new generation of fans.

After a stroke forced his retirement in 2011, retrospective exhibitions and lavish art books introduced his work to younger artists. Ohrai died on October 27, 2015, yet his posters continue to circulate online, inspiring illustrators with their perfect marriage of meticulous craft and unbridled imagination.