“Call Mr. Plow, that’s my name, that name again is Mr. Plow. “
Now available! A brand new screen print by Tim Doyle, inspired by the iconic Springfield Elementary building!
http://spoke-art.myshopify.com/collections/tim-doyles-unreal-estate
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“Call Mr. Plow, that’s my name, that name again is Mr. Plow. “
Now available! A brand new screen print by Tim Doyle, inspired by the iconic Springfield Elementary building!
http://spoke-art.myshopify.com/collections/tim-doyles-unreal-estate
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Last year, Tim Doyle’s solo show Unreal Estate I sold out so quickly that many of our fans were unable to purchase one of Tim’s limited edition prints.
We listened to our fans and in Jan 2011 we released a very special time release print, ”742 Evergreen Terrace.” Anyone who ordered one of those prints during the set time window was guaranteed to receive one and we were able to make hundreds of fans happy.
As you may have noticed, Tim’s follow up show this year sold out even faster than last year, so we’re considering offering a similar offer.
How would you feel about a brand new pop culture image, available for 7 days? Every person who orders one is guaranteed to get one, and once the 7 day window is over, the print is retired forever. Let us know what you think!
PS - can’t reveal too much just yet, but let’s just say it’ll be similarly themed to last year’s 742 Evergreen Terrace print!
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Here’s a look at “Worst. Print. Ever.” a Simpsons-inspired screen print by artist Tim Doyle, part of his solo show now on view at Spoke Art.
This limited edition print, along with the majority of the series, sold out almost immediately when released online earlier this month.
Due to popular demand, we have decided to release one last print for the show featuring a brand new image. To accommodate everyone who may have missed out earlier this month, the new print will be available for 7 days, and everyone who orders one is guaranteed to get one! Stay tuned for more details soon!
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Tonight!!! Tim Doyle’s latest solo show, UnReal Estate II opens at Spoke Art San Francisco! We’ll be open from 6pm-10pm, learn more and RSVP here - https://www.facebook.com/events/416477928429118/
Attendees of tonight’s opening will receive first shot at purchasing the prints from this show, and we expect many of prints (such as this glow in the dark Futurama screenprint) to sell out quickly!
Any remaining prints will go online for general purchase tomorrow, Friday, at 3pm PST via http://spoke-art.com
See ya tonight!
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You know what’s the best part about this Doctor Who screenprint by Tim Doyle?
Well, other than the fact that it’s a Doctor Who screenprint by Tim Doyle, it freaking GLOWS IN THE DARK!
Available first to attendees of tomorrow night’s opening, with any remaining copies available online on Friday at 3pm PST via the Spoke Art website.
RSVP -https://www.facebook.com/events/416477928429118/
Spoke Art - http://spoke-art.com/
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Here’s a look at the new Arrested Development-inspired screen print by Tim Doyle, debuting this Thursday night at Spoke Art!
Online sales begin on Friday via the Spoke Art site - http://spoke-art.com/
Only 150 copies in the world, each one signed and numbered by the artist. Stay tuned!
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Here’s what Tim had to say about this particular print:
“It’s close now…can you feel it? The new series of Arrested Development is almost upon us. This is a glorious time.”
“Last year, I depicted what is probably the most iconic location for Arrested Development- The Bluth Banana stand. But this time around, I chose to go for a location while maybe not as iconic, it’s the moment that totally encapsulates the show. If you’re familiar with the show and the scene I’m depicting here, try to explain it to someone who has never watched the show. Do it in under 2 minutes. I bet you can’t. “
“The improbably network of events and characters that led to THIS scene in Season 3 is so perfectly scripted that it ranks up there with one of the best scenes in a comedy…ever. Right up there with George Constanza pushing a Frogger machine across a busy New York street, and Larry David hanging off a rooftop, from the belly of his intern- the events leading up to George-Michael in a jet pack fighting Tobias in a mole costume stomping through a model train set as Japanese investors look on in shock would take longer to explain than it would to just show the episode. “
“It perfectly defines why this show is so great, and why it couldn’t possibly succeed with a regular mainstream audience. Again, luckily, with modern TV market segmentation and streaming content- we no longer have to worry about a mainstream audience- we need JUST ENOUGH people to care for a show to continue on.”
“The title of this piece, “I Ache With Embarrassment” is a quote from one of the Japanese investors from this scene, and I can think of no better phrase to sum up the piece, the moment, and the show in general. This print features two split fountains- making it the most technically difficult print in the whole series.”
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Only 3 more days until Tim Doyle’s solo show at Spoke Art!
Here’s a look at “Amanda Hugginkiss” one of the many sold out screen prints from last year’s show. This year Tim has created all new screen prints featuring re-imagined pop culture locations, stay tuned for a full preview this week!
Online sales begin on Friday, last year’s show sold out quickly so get ready!
Learn more or RSVP here
Be sure to follow Tim here on Tumblr as well! - http://mrdoyle.tumblr.com/
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Only 4 more days until Tim Doyle’s latest solo show opens!
Here’s a look at one of the sold out screen prints from last year, stay tuned for a whole new body of pop culture goodness from the Austin-based illustrator and screen printer this Thursday!
Learn more about the show or RSVP here - http://on.fb.me/VxulS6
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Inspired by King of the Hill, here’s a look at “Rusty Shackleford” one of the many sold out prints from last year’s solo show with screen print artist Tim Doyle.
We’re incredibly excited to be debuting Tim’s new solo show next week, featuring all new pop culture locations!
Please join us for the opening reception and party on Thursday, February 7th at our San Francisco gallery space. The artist will be in attendance and the first 100 attendees will receive a complimentary print! Learn more or RSVP here - https://www.facebook.com/events/416477928429118/
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Does this remind you of a famous TV show location?
“10 Cents Gets You Nuts” was one of many sold out screen prints from last year’s solo exhibition by Austin-based artist Tim Doyle.
Stay tuned for a whole new body of work from Tim debuting next week at Spoke Art gallery in San Francisco!