Todd Slater Site Update
toddslaterart wrote:'The Thin White Duke & The Passenger' signed and numbered to 30 copies on mirrored red stock (regular edition of 100 on textured Coventry paper) coming this weekend to @mondocon previews will continue throughout the week but this particular image paired with this particular paper stock I'm especially proud of. -TS.
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bryndavies
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That's pretty slick. I like that.
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MondoConAustin wrote:Awesome interview with @ToddSlaterART + a sneak peak at his #MondoCon3 offerings! Find him at Booth 13 (B13). http://bit.ly/2eG4iNG
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cutterbutter
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A big regret of mine at Mondo-Con 2015 was not picking up the current Strange Attraction prints from Todd...
I was so happy he did another entry in the series that was available at the con this year and featured lots of BATS and a couple of armadillos. Very ATX.
So, a little late to the game but the praise that Todd and Studio on Fire receive on these should be endless. Just can not get over them!!
I was so happy he did another entry in the series that was available at the con this year and featured lots of BATS and a couple of armadillos. Very ATX.
So, a little late to the game but the praise that Todd and Studio on Fire receive on these should be endless. Just can not get over them!!
toddslaterart wrote:A cropped detail for an upcoming gig poster. After finishing Mondocon many of the artists attending went on a retreat (Camp Deathcave) to hang and talk and relax and it was awesome. However, I knew that the second I arrived home I'd have to hit the ground running on new art and was preoccupied trying to think of an interesting idea which actually came to me on the first late night of the retreat. A lot of us were laying outside on our backs looking up at a particularly full sky of stars... it's the kind of bright you can only see in the country... the Hill Country of Texas to be more precise. I was actually situated between @kentaylorart & @ollymoss so maybe the inspiration begins there. Anyway, I was happy with the profiles of birds drawn for the last Ween print and decided to really expand on that for this one. Essentially, every bird on the print *abstractly* represents a planet or star and they fall in a long row in their order from the Sun. The detail here shows the Sun (which faces the other planets) and Mercury along with the beak of Venus. The art is 36x12 inches and has ten birds in all (Pluto still counts). More to be revealed soon...
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