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“Assault on Precinct 13” by Tyler Stout

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Last months Mondo Mystery Movie in Los Angeles, CA premiered Tyler Stout’s “Assault on Precinct 13” movie poster. This blue edition is an exclusive edition to the MMM show.

Today, Mondo unveiled the latest red edition of this poster for an online sale. It is an 24″x36″ Screenprint, Hand numbered with an edition of 450, and cost $50. On sale Friday, November 11th at random time HERE.

***Keep an eye on Mondo’s Twitter site for the on sale announcement.

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"Assault on Precinct 13" by Tyler Stout. 24" x 36" Screenprint. Ed of 450 N. $50

Weekend Features: Framed Art Phenomena 7

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Framed Art Phenomena

I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way – things I had no words for. ~Georgia O’Keeffe
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"has thou slain the jabberwock?" by Daniel Danger. Pic provided by "kevron62007" from expressobeans.com

“Wide black frame and matte give this classic Danger piece alot of depth.”

 

 

 
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"Skingirl" by Prefab. Pic provided by "dancingbear" from expressobeans.com

“This metallic-crafted silver frame brings out the best colors of this Prefab piece. It almost looks like it’s electrified.”

 

 

 
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"Marylin 1952" by Tim Oliveira. Pic provided by "darkknight37" from expressobeans.com

“White frame and matte with pink trim allows this Oliveira piece to pop out with a 3-D like effect. Keep and eye on Tim Oliveira as he has alot of great work coming up soon.”

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"Dave Matthews Band" by Methane. Pic provided by Joseph G.

“According to Joseph, this poster was the subject of some intense arguing with his girlfriend due to her dislike of this band. However it also is a symbol of their commitment together as they both moved to Los Angeles from 2 different points of the world to be together and attended this concert in Los Angeles early in their stay. Excellent!”

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"Cafe" by Jeremy Geddes. Pic provided by "Furthur Frames in Denver, CO"

“The wooden frame matches the wooden tiles in this Geddes piece perfectly. As always with Furthur Frames in Denver, CO, this frame job is a perfect extension to this Geddes piece.”

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"Robocop" by Tyler Stout. Pic provided by "wizdom" from expressobeans.com

“There isn’t much to say about this Tyler Stout piece other than I’m sure when he was creating this piece, he had his sights set on ‘Stun’. You can wrap this metal Robocop piece in a garbage bag and it’ll just look as good.”

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“Le Loup de fer” by Tyler Stout

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A new image popped up on his website, however release date is still unknown. Keep an eye out for any further updates on his homepage HERE.

***UPDATE: According to his blog, this print is being released today, Thursday October 13th at 12pm PDT HERE.

This print will be a timed release, with a 12-hour buy window (12pm PDT-12am). Enjoy!

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"Le Loup de fer" by Tyler Stout. 18" x 24" 5-color Screenprint. Timed Edition. $50

“Mondo Mystery Movie 5 & 6” at New Beverly Cinema 10-8-2011

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Mondo had its “Mondo Mystery Movie 5 & 6” tonight, October 8, 2011 at the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, CA. Spirits and anticipation for the nights movies were high and the first thing Justin spoke about was quelling any concerns for any horror movies for tonight. In fact the first movie showing of the night was at the opposite spectrum of a horror movie.

The first movie of the night was Iron Giant (1999), directed by Brad Bird. It is the story of a young boy and his encounter with a innocent giant alien robot. A charming relationship between the two is struck and the challenges and moral lessons they go through together are pure human elements. Something that we discover in the robot as the movie progresses. Bittersweet animation classic. Presenting the movie was animated film-critic and historian, Leonard Maltin, and the poster was done by Kevin Tong.

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"Iron Giant" by Kevin Tong. 24" x 36" Screenprint. Ed of 245 N

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"Iron Giant" by Kevin Tong. 24" x 36" Screenprint. Ed of 70 N. Variant


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The second movie of the night was Assault on Precinct 13 (1976), directed by John Carpenter. An action-suspense thriller about a police officer and an epic showdown with a local gang. A cult classic with a 70s flair and a strangely infectious soundtrack. Presenting this movie along with Justin, were special guests Austin Stoker (play Lt. Ethan Bishop) and Joseph Kaufman (the executive producer). Poster was done by none other than Tyler Stout. Interesting to note that the edition released at this MMM was the variant version. The regular version will be released at a later date. Also the art Stout did will be used for an upcoming Blu-Ray release of this movie.

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"Assault on Precinct 13" by Tyler Stout. 24" x 36" Screenprint. Ed of 245 N. Variant

Weekend Features: Framed Art Phenomena 5

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Framed Art Phenomena

Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures. ~Henry Ward Beecher
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"10,000 Lakes" by Emek. Pic provided by "dirkstainly" from expressobeans.com

“As a guitar enthusiast myself, I love this piece. That coupled with the luminescent clouds and swirling waters makes this one of Emeks best piece. Matte choice and frame a natural extension of this creative classic.”

 

 

 
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"The Wandering of the Wicked" by Andy Kehoe. Pic provided by "solepole" from expressobeans.com

“Kehoe pieces all fittingly have a feeling of the Fall season. Dark frame and appropriately colored dark-orange bordered matte evokes the upcoming colored fall leaves.”

 

 

 
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"The Pumpkin President" by Mark Ryden. Pic provided by "chalkdust" from expressobeans.com

“Another Fall appropriate piece by one of my absolute favorite surrealist artists, Mark Ryden. The peach, gold, and light green matte choice is a bold move that pays off well coupled with the wood framing.”

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"it felt good to be lost" by Dan McCarthy. Pic provided by "grateful69phish" from expressobeans.com

“This is the jewel of my collection- my father built this frame from a tree in my once great uncles farm. My father and I have hiked hundreds of miles on the Appalachian trail together- yes… it means a lot to me. -grateful69phish”

 

 

 
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"The Thing" by Tyler Stout. Pic provided by "Furthur Frames in Denver, CO"

“I talked about Stout’s “The Thing” in last weeks “Posters of the Past” series, and seeing this framed in all its glory (fabric matte!) is just perfect. Framed by Furthur Frames in Denver, CO.

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"Sowers" by Josh Keyes. Pic provided by "db23" from expressobeans.com

“If you got deckled edges, then floating the piece in the frame is almost a must. The dark blue background choice is a welcome addtion.”

 

 

 
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Weekend Features: “The Thing” by Tyler Stout

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Posters From The Past

When it comes to movie poster artists nowadays, Tyler Stout is top tier. His extravagantly illustrated posters are so densely packed with key elements, scenes, and characters of the movie, that you almost feel that you are watching the entire movie just by looking at his posters. Stout’s style of photo-realistic meets comic-book action hero illustrations seems to bring the characters to life. I have never seen so much active motion going on in a still image of a Tyler Stout poster.

This poster first went on sale in April of 2008 on www.mondotees.com and then later on his own website. From what can recall, this poster was slow steady build to the “Holy Grail” heights that it is now. Getting the poster on drop day was pretty effortless, but as weeks and months passed, fans kept coming back to this print, new fans discovered this and the talent of this artist, and nowadays it is regarded as a classic Tyler Stout.

“The Thing” is a 24″ x 36″ 5-color screenprint with GID ink. Every character infected by The Thing has glow-in-the-dark eyes. Very cool! The regular edition had a run of 210, and variant Silver Edition of 65. Initial secondary market prices lingered around the $150-200 range, but with Stout’s popularity literally exploding, seeing secondary market sells in excess of $2000+ has been documented a number of times.

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"The Thing" by Tyler Stout. 24" x 36" Screenprint. Ed of 210. Original price $30


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"The Thing" by Tyler Stout. 24" x 36" Screenprint. Ed of 65. Original price $50 (variant)

“Captain America” by Tyler Stout

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Tyler Stout will be selling his copies of the “Captain America” print he did for Mondo. He is offering both the regular version and the variant version. They will cost $60 and $110 respectively and will be made available in the form of an online lottery. To sign up, email your entry to tstoutposter@gmail.com and include you Name and Mailing Address in the email. Names will be picked after TUESDAY, August 23rd, after 12 PM PST and check http://www.tstout.com/welcome for the winners. Good luck and for more info check HERE

"Captain America" by Tyler Stout. 24" X 36" Screenprint. Ed of 650. $60 (Regular)


"Captain America" by Tyler Stout. 24" X 36" Screenprint. Ed of 220. $110 (Variant)