Dave Mahan Art: September 2011

Tuesday

Count von Count

"Count von Count" (September 2011)
24" x 48" x 1.25" Mixed Media Collage on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Monday

MICE Print Leftovers

"Sandtrooper Print"
11" x 17" Digital Print on Card Stock
Hand-signed and numbered edition of 25

"Blue Owl Print"
8.5" x 11" Digital Print and Ink on Ivory Card Stock
The hand-inked trees on each print are different, making each print unique.

"Ghostwolf Print"
11" x 14" Silkscreen and Spray Paint on Bristol Paper
Hand-signed and numbered edition of 25
The spray paint splatter on each print is different, making each print unique.

These are the three designs I worked up as prints for MICE. I have a very limited number of the Sandtrooper (maybe 5 or 6). I have more of the Blue Owl and Ghostwolf designs, but they are moving much faster than I thought they would. If you have any interest, then please email me at mahan.dave@gmail.com.

All MICE leftover prints are $15 for 1 print, $25 for 2, and $35 for 3. All prices include cost of shipping and paypal fees. I will also include a copy of "Duke Drastic: Last Man in Space" with each purchase (while supplies last).

Tuesday

"Duke Drastic: Last Man in Space" Issue Zero

I just finished writing and drawing my first comic. Feel free to swing by lastmaninspace.wordpress.com and check it out.

Nosferatu Poster

The Nosferatu drawing I posted last week was worked up for this killer event. It will be part of the epic Big Collage Halloween event. For those of you who do not know, Big Collage is a collaborative working to keep art and culture alive on Cape Cod. The collaborative held our first show two years ago, and it has grown and overcome many obstacles since then. There will also be an art show (which I am working up the poster for as I type this), and many other opportunities for people to show up and get involved. This particular event be a screening of the F.W. Murnau classic "Nosferatu" and will have an amazing surf band (The Inframen) performing an original score along with the film. This kind of thing does not happen often on Cape, and would not happen at all if not for Greta and the good folks at Big Collage.