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jjttdw wrote:Jay owes me nothing but he seems disorganized enough that I could claim that he did and get a couple posters.

Don't do that man. It's just not right.

thevintageguy wrote:This is a hand-pulled, Beauty! Love is killin' it!

no doubt, spacey show in Morgantown, Love his style

marvin wrote:There exists a blotter edition. Official. Some are signed, not numbered.

hey i didn't know it wasn't official i'm just a kid on the road mang

The new edition is beautiful, thanks alex and matt for #5/200, already hanging, thank you for the real deal, i don't make the news I just tell the truth.

Codeblue wrote:Take some Xanax.

no more Guerilla Glue #4 for me.

does anyone really collect strictly blotter art anymore? I used to do it before even posters...but the whole rise and flood of vanity blotter art and bootleg reprints kinda turned me off to collecting.... The real collectible pieces are in the actual art that were distributed...this being one of th...

bombaguy wrote:How is this in 6 peoples collections if only 4 were made?

P/P AP(s)

My buddy in San francisco has "Through the Looking Glass", the tan one and he has a 100 count sheet of Beavis and Butt Head. I have a Pink "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and I cannot find it anywhere. This is small but growing collection as I have 8 more on the way: Jolly Rogers Skull & Cross Bo...

Another unautherized blotter art reprint....better get it quick. Lol Laugh it up, i have a lot of them, i mess with all kinds of sources but i like the rare vintage/signed sheets; Shady, yeah i duck with that man too, he's good ppl. Paul's on Point. If you can reach MM, well he's tried and true, mo...

Falken wrote:This is another of Mark McCloud's "Dirty Dozen". This one is called "Cherubs", and I believe dates from the mid-nineties.

Truth

does anyone really collect strictly blotter art anymore? I used to do it before even posters...but the whole rise and flood of vanity blotter art and bootleg reprints kinda turned me off to collecting.... The real collectible pieces are in the actual art that were distributed...this being one of th...

mattlew69 wrote:

marvin wrote: The originals had a extra 1" border ................

Then don't you mean 9.5" x 9.5"?

correct, plus Thom Lyttle was the artist of Geisha Girl, 250 of them were signed by Leary.

Falken wrote:I believe that this one is just called "Pink Elephants". It's another of Mark Mcloud's "Dirty Dozen", and the date is mid-nineties.

The dirty dozen came out in 95, not 1964; there are some signed by Ken Kesey RIP
Dirty Dozen still shakes the town.

Uncut Proof S/N outta 15

This print depicts a four-way hit that was originally issued circa 1992. Simple and direct, this is one of the more popular blotter iconographies. Alluding to the popular sixties acid pill.