When Music Artfully Depicts or Even Mimics the Text
If you lot are following pins at all in the Phish globe, and then past at present you accept to know about the good work coming out of Colleen Slebzak'due south Smash-O-Plast Pins brand. Colleen'southward piece of work takes pinning to new heights and this new pivot is no exception to what she can exercise with the medium. This piece is monumental among pins – in its size -2.75″ by 2.75″ – and in its scope – 2 hinged doors, 3 layers and 4 posts. Maze>Bowie is a real feast for the eyes and a must take for any true collector. Simply $l Shipped! So go Maze your Bowie, man. This is a Express Edition of 100 is moving Read-Icculus-ly fast.
The 10th Anniversary Maze/Bowie Coin was minted to be debuted in Las Vegas over the 2014 Halloween Run. It is only fitting that the Maze/Bowie Coin resurface in the city where Phish Coins made their debut in 2004!
Needless to say, he has had lots of fourth dimension to mull over the decisions he made with the original blueprint, and one thing always struck him… how did he overlook the thought of a David Bowie visage from the pic Labyrinth? This inspired him to rework and redefine the Maze/Bowie Coin concept, including a totally different approach to the Maze blueprint too. David Bowie is presented as Jareth, the evil Goblin King from Jim Henson's last production in a bright career! If you lot missed the first ii releases of the Maze/Bowie Coin, here is your chance to get your hands on ane. Adam will exist at the Halloween run, so y'all can detect the coins in person there.
As with all previous Phish Coins, the 10th Anniversary Maze/Bowie Coin is ane.75″ in bore, 3mm in thickness, has a reeded edge similar a quarter, and has an antiquarian silvery stop.
The 10th Anniversary Money was minted in a limited run of 300 coins, and is priced as follows:
Prices Shipped w/ USPS Tracking: 1=$24, two=$45, 3=$66, 4=$87, 5=$108… Add $21 per extra coin thereafter, and please Paypal to phishcoins@gmail.com or electronic mail me if you would prefer to send a USPS Coin Social club.
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Pompeii Prints has some new Phish hats and some previously sold out designs are at present back in stock. The new Cadger chapeau is on a New Era flat brim hat with the old school adjustable snap back, then 1 size fits all. Some former favorites such as Harpua, My Friend My Friend, Maze, Camel Walk, and Slave are all back in stock on various types of Flex Fit hats.
The styles of the hats include apartment brims and regular curved hats, and are available in each blueprint. The hats are bachelor in ii sizes Due south-M and L-Xl. These hats are available atpompeiiprints.com and at Pompeii Prints information technology isfree aircraft on everything on the site!
Pompeii Prints also has two new pins, Goodnight Irene and Man of the Year
Goodnight Irene – 1.v inch dice struck soft enamel pin without epoxy, with colour and ii war machine clutch backs. Limited edition of 200 with individual numbering on each pin with back stamp. Only $9.99 with costless shipping!
Human being of the Year – 1.v inch die struck soft enamel without epoxy, with colour, two military clutch backs, express edition of 100 with private numbering on each pivot with back postage. Are You A Lebowski Achiever? Only $nine.99, with free aircraft!
From Doctor Fluff Tees comes a gear up of six new pins. Bank check out the images below and click the link to caput to their Etsy store and check out their all-encompassing option of shirts, hoodies and other goodies.
46 Days die-struck pivot, LE of 100
Bouncing Around the Room bobble boobie pin, LE of 100
Funky Bowwow pin, LE of 100 each color (except black which is LE 200), available in a ready of four or individually
Hot Rod pins, LE 100 each, bachelor in a set of 2 or individually
Maze pins, LE 100 each colour, available in a prepare of three or individually
Party Time panties pins, set of seven, LE 100 each color
From Jiggs, purveyor of fine lot goods since 2003:
These small magnets feature miniature detailed Jiggs designs. I am experimenting with these to encounter which ones will exist popular, and which ones won't work at all. They will be $3 each plus shipping. They vary in size, only are between 1 and 2 inches across. Delight don't attempt to effigy out how these piece of work.
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Since 2004, Adam Davidoff has had a unique way of making art for the Phish community – collectible coins that take an incredible amount of particular, all designed by Adam. Beneath are his 12 coins, too as paypal links for the three that remain available. Adam will donate $1 from each coin sold to Mockingbird Foundation.
1st Edition Maze/Bowie Coin: Higher up is the SOLD OUT Original Maze/Bowie Coin (600) which debuted in April 2004 The Maze/Bowie Coin was my original blueprint. The thought was to symbolically represent the land of limbo that exists (albeit briefly) during the intros of these 2 Phish songs. This duality struck me as the perfect theme upon which I could design a Phish Coin. The Maze/Bowie Coin is a flipping money, and the idea is that when life throws a decision at you, you use this coin to make your conclusion for you.
UVM/Coventry Coin: Above is the SOLD OUT UVM/Coventry Coin (500) which debuted in August 2004 The UVM/Coventry Coin was never meant to exist. Nonetheless, when the boys pulled the plug in May of 2004 I decided if the gig was up, I had to brand one concluding coin, my swan song of sorts. The idea behind the UVM/Coventry Money was to symbolically bookend the career of Phish. One side represents their early days at UVM, and depicts Slade Hall (where Page played his 1st official gig as a fellow member of Phish). The other side depicts Newport Country Airport in Coventry, VT, where Phish ended.
2d Edition Maze/Bowie Money: Above is the 2nd Edition Maze/Bowie Coin (600) which debuted in March 2009 I fabricated a few subtle changes to the original pattern for the 2d Edition Maze/Bowie Coin. I changed the text on each side to match, and also contradistinct the stars such that they were smaller than those on the original Maze/Bowie Money. The 2nd Edition likewise has a reeded border (similar a quarter) and is slightly thicker than the original.
Hampton Reunion Coin: Higher up is the SOLD OUT Hampton Coin (200) which debuted in March 2009 In designing the Hampton Reunion Coin, I tried to comprise symbology relating to a rebirth. For this reason, I incorporated a Phoenix on one side, representing Phish rising from the ashes to triumphantly return to the stage in March of 2009. On the venue side there is a moth (another symbol of rebirth) flight toward the full moon in the dark sky above Hampton Coliseum.
Cerise Rocks Coin: To a higher place is the SOLD OUT Red Rocks Coin (200) which debuted in July 2009 The Reddish Rocks Coin is filled with Phish symbolism referring to the band's storied by at this great venue. The venue side is loosely based off of a photograph from backstage at the venue. A giant iguana sits atop Creation Rock on the left, a reference to a 1993 narration by Trey at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. On the other side, Icculus awaits the Famous Mockingbird every bit it delivers the Helping Phriendly Book. These are also subtle references to swell performances by Phish at by Red Rocks shows, not to mention the Junta live version of Icculus containing the line "This is Red Rocks… This is the Border!" On the flip-side is a nod to the Colorado state flag, and this side is the outset one on a Phish Money to be done in full-color.
Festival 8 Halloween Money: Above is the SOLD OUT Halloween Coin (300) which debuted in Oct 2009 The Halloween Coin is brimming full of symbolism referring to the desert venue, as well as Phish related Halloween. The Desert (life) side of the coin depicts a hot air balloon with an "viii″ on it, every bit the Coachella Valley is a hotbed for hot air ballooning. The date palm (tree of life) is an allusion to the Save the Date theme used in the announcement of Festival 8, and serves a vital part in the agricultural economy of the Coachella Valley. The saguaro cactus is a nod to Gordo, and the peyote button symbolizes a spiritual desert journey, which many of united states had at Festival 8. The Camel has a polo mallet leaning up against information technology in reference to the Empire Polo Order.
The Halloween (death) side of the coin depicts no less than 11 Phish songs that I felt have Halloween related symbolism. The ghost serves equally the centerpiece of this side of the money, and it has a snowman dose on its tongue and is holding a piece of meat (a nod to the second vocal in the Ghost Trilogy). The spider web with a wing defenseless in it is a reference to Guelah Papyrus, the cat is a reference to Poster Nutbag, and the witch is a reference to Axilla. The tombstone reads RIP R.Westward. memorializing Roger Wolfe, executed son of Errand Wolfe, insubordinate leader of the Lizards in Gamhendge. Piper the worm is coming out of the footing below the ghost, and a skeleton symbolizes a soul returning to earth on Dia de los Muertos (eleven/01/09) to beg the holy spirit (ghost) forgiveness for past transgressions. The vultures wing overhead, and the trees are a double reference to I Saw It Again (the 3rd vocal in the Ghost Trilogy) and Limb By Limb.
Big Cypress 10th Anniversary Coin: Above is the tenth Anniversary Big Cypress Coin (300) which debuted in Jan 2010 The Big Cypress Money was made to commemorate the 10 Twelvemonth Anniversary of the Big Cypress Millennium NYE Festival in the everglades. 1 side of the coin represents the everglades themselves, and the other side depicts the festival site itself. The Everglades side was inspired by the Seminole Tribal legend of creation, in which the creator places a crush at the base of a tree (I chose a Big Cypress "Tree of Life") and as the tree grew, the roots fabricated the vanquish crack, and from that shell emerged all of the animals of the world.
The Venue side of the coin depicts the stage setup used for the midnight to sunrise gear up, and is consummate with Father Time on his bicycle, the on-stage porta-potty, and the clock-themed backdrop behind the stage. The Skywheel funfair ride looms in the distance, and a swamp airboat awaits the boys backstage every bit the first sunrise of the new millennium rises behind palm trees in the distance. Fireworks are exploding higher up the stage equally a news helicopter flies overhead reporting on all of the insanity. The Hot Canis familiaris that the band rode to the phase before the all-night fix, and the Meatstick Time Capsule, intended to be opened in 4020, are as well depicted.
Festival $8 Beak: Above is the Festival $eight Bill (888) which debuted in Apr 2010 The idea to blueprint an $8 Bill for Festival Eight really came to me late night on Halloween, then it is safe to say information technology was a picayune late! Notwithstanding, over the past few months, the idea kept popping into my head, and then I decided to get for it. The design is based on the $1 Bill, and I tried to work in as much Phish symbolism every bit possible while remaining true to the original form. Basically anything that I could change to make the Festival $8 Bill Phishy (in a subtle fashion) I did. The serial number references Halloween, as do the Roman numbers at the lesser of the pyramid. I took out v of the 13 stars, olive leaves and arrows in the seal on the right side of the back of the Bill to make viii of each as a nod to Festival eight. Taking out the middle 5 stars actually created an unintended figure eight, which I thought was extra cool! I besides removed the heart tail feather of the hawkeye to make it so there are only 8 of them. I changed the Latin slogan below the pyramid to say "Lego Libri Servo Vita" which means "Read the Book and Save Your Life," and the signatures at the bottom of the front side of the Festival $8 Bill are those of Marco Esquandolas and 1000.R. Palmer! The Department of the Treasury seal has been altered to reference the Rolling Stones' Exile on Master Street album cover choice for Halloween. I originally wanted to use a visage of King Wilson, and then it hit me that Woodrow Wilson was on the at present defunct $100,000 Bill, so information technology seemed like a nice touch. I as well changed the letter in the middle of the Federal Reserve Seal to an 8, and the city of printing has been changed to Indio, CA. I changed the other serial numbers to F8 and 1030 and 1101 to correspond the other two days of the festival. In Clod Nosotros Trust needs no explanation, does it? Hope you like it… Merely another memento that volition be even easier to carry in your wallet. The Festival $viii Bill will be printed on Crane & Company 100% Cotton wool woven paper… as close to the U.South. currency cotton/linen newspaper as I can get without having the Feds checking things out!
Greek Theatre Coin: To a higher place is the Greek Theatre Money (200) which debuted in June 2010 For the Greek Theatre Coin I decided to use the California Land Flag a la the Colorado Country Flag on the Red Rocks Coin. That thought was very well received, and I think the flag is a great way to represent the state in a singular image. The bear and star were going to exist in 3-D, but the colors would not have been able to remain true to form, so I decided to go with full color in ii-D instead. On the other side, I did my best to re-create the feel of a straight-on view of the stage at the Greek Theatre. The maze at the lesser was inspired by the circumvolve that lays in the center of the floor/pit area. I considered putting a bonfire in that location as a tribute to the blaze parties thrown in the Greek Theatre before Stanford/Cal football game games, but the maze won out. The llama at center-stage pays homage to the 1st song Phish ever played at the Greek Theatre on eight/28/93. The birds above symbolize the functioning of The Birds, an ancient Greek drama by Aristophanes. This play marked the 1st operation of any kind in the Greek Theatre in 1903. The clock tower in the background is depicts the landmark of Sather Tower, unremarkably referred to as "The Campanile" considering of its stark resemblance to the Campanile di San Marco in Venice, Italy. The lightning bolts on top of each spire are a subtle nod to the Grateful Dead's roots in the bay area.
Telluride Money: Above is the SOLD OUT Telluride Money (200) which debuted in June 2010 The Front side of the Telluride Coin was inspired by the classic epitome of the principal strip in downtown Telluride, with the mountains looming in the background. The sign on the New Sheridan Hotel now says FLUFFHEAD (a nod to PT) and the clock tower reads 4:20, equally do all clocks on Phish Coins. In the foreground, I put a silhouetted epitome of two guys crossing the street with a keyboard. This is a tribute to the classic shot of Trey and Folio walking the keyboard across the street upon their arrival in Telluride in 1988. The Dorsum Side of the Telluride Coin depicts The Roma Bar and its two neighbors, and was inspired by an old oil painting of the building. This pays homage to the location of Phish'due south 1st run of shows exterior of the Northeast. The Roma Bar hosted Phish for 5 of their half-dozen shows on that Telluride Run.
Halloween Poker Scrap: Above is the Halloween Poker Chip (666) which will debut in October 2010 The Halloween Poker Bit was inspired by 2 things… The fact that I did a Halloween Coin for Festival 8 in 2009, and the fact that the 2010 Halloween Run is in Atlantic City. The Halloween Poker Chip is a casino course ceramic chip merely like those appearing in casinos worldwide. It weighs 10 grams and is 39 millimeters in diameter, both specs matching casino standards. Different traditional dirt poker chips, ceramic chips have the prototype embedded into the scrap itself… no inexpensive inlay stickers that tin can peel or wear away over time! One side of the Halloween Poker Fleck was inspired by an old postcard from the heyday of Atlantic City in the 1930s – 1940s. The $31 denomination was chosen in reference to the 31st of October. I felt that a dollar value needed to be on the chip, and wanted to steer away from any existing chip denominations. I don't want whatever pit bosses shaking me downward in Atlantic Metropolis, right? The flip side of the Halloween Poker Chip is an evil jack-o-lantern, the quintessential Halloween image. The rolling edge of the Halloween Poker Chip was printed in black and orangish and designed to mimic the border spots reminiscent of vintage clay casino poker fries…
2010 NYE Coin: Above is the blueprint of the NYE Coin (300) which volition debut in December of 2010 The 2010 NYE Money was designed to commemorate this year's 5 night NYE Run being held at The Worcester Centrum and Madison Square Garden. These are two of the more than hallowed venues in Phish history, so I tried to work in as much symbolic imagery as possible relating to past moments in each venue. I focused on trying to work in as much NYE flavor as possible, while maintaining a cohesive pattern. The Worcester Centrum Side of the NYE Money was inspired by the 1993 NYE Run during which Phish played on a stage designed to look like an aquarium. The square shape of this setup doesn't work well with the circular format of a coin, and then I adapted it to exist a fishbowl. The bowl is littered with Phish symbolism. The figure of Moses standing with the x Commandments at center phase relates to Tom Marshall's advent on 12/31/93 to sing the 1st line that he ever wrote for a Phish song, "Rye, Rye, Rocco" during Antelope. The scuba diver and the giant clam were part of the NYE gag that night, and the sperm whale is a nod to the Moby Dick encore that had everybody buzzing on xi/29/97. The surfboard side by side to Moses is a reference to the Wipeout Fest that went downwards at the Centrum almost a yr after, on eleven/27/98. The dates on this side of the coin were placed in the bubbles rise up from the fishbowl floor. The Madison Square Garden Side of the NYE Money references all of the previous NYE shows performed at MSG. The Van de Graff generator on the top of Madison Square Garden is a nod to the Gamehendge Time Manufactory gag performed equally midnight approached on 12/31/95. The Udderball (complete with pentagram as a reference to the Harpua narration from 12/xxx/97) is climbing up the side of MSG, and lends to what I feel is a bit of an urban Godzilla theme. The Udderball was brought to life on an incredible half-domed projector setup that was integral to the 12/31/97 NYE inaugural. The caterpillar crawling down 8th Artery is a reference to the costumed troupe that delighted the audience throughout the 1998 NYE Run, donning an assortment of fabulous costumery. During the Wolfman'south Brother on 12/28/98 caterpillars crawled upwards on stage and squirmed around while the band destroyed anybody in MSG that night. The seven snowflakes are a nod to the 2002 NYE gag when snowflakes began falling from the ceiling during the Vii Beneath performed as midnight approached on 12/31/02. I couldn't resist making the snowflakes reminiscent of the snowflake on the Alta Ski Resort logo, equally that is one of my favorite mountains! The dates for the 3 Night Run appear on the tiptop of the building running along 8th Avenue, and the big digital clock outside of MSG is ready to iv:xx, as are all clocks that announced on Phish Coins.
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Lauren Domsky is a starving artist and recent college graduate who has recently taken up painting within the terminal couple months. She came up with several ideas for paintings, each ane based on Phish lyrics. Harry Hood was the first one created equally a birthday present for her brother (Harry Hood is his favorite Phish song).
Lauren attended the Hershey prove and both Camden shows and sold her prints in the lots. Some positive sales led to more art being created upon the return trip home.
Afterwards completing Harry Hood, she began asking her brother's friends what their favorite phish songs were. The Slave to the Traffic Light painting is dedicated to Mr. Michael Nesson, an avid Phish fan and concert goer.
Lauren at present has nine Phish paintings and each one has been fabricated into prints. She has always been inspired by Phish's unique lyrics and has finally plant a style to limited the songs and lyrics she has adored for so many years.
Water in the Sky is Lauren's most recent painting which was inspired by the outset night of Camden, vi/24/10. When she heard Trey singing the words on stage, Lauren suddenly had a vision of lips sighing beneath a landscape of clouds and drops of rain. The adjacent mean solar day she immediately began working on the painting.
As of now, she has made 5 prints of each of the 9 paintings so supplies are limited! The prints price $20.00 each. They measure out xi" x 18".
You tin can run into more of Lauren'south piece of work at more at www.ldphishprints.wordpress.com
Bank check out some nifty new hats from Pompeii Prints!
Nosotros shared some of these hats earlier with you
The hat business organization is booming, and there are some updated hats and sizes bachelor. Hats of all designs come up in minor-medium and large XL. Colors have expanded as well, with a vast variety for these hats:Slave– olive or dark grey;Camel Walk-navy or spruce;My Friend, My Friend– maroon or night navy, and Maze– gray or black
If you are interested in any of these hats, send a Paypal payment of $27 for one hat to pompeiiprints@yahoo.com. Order two or more than and each hat is $22
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