#todd slater

[geekynerfherder]

'Echoes Of The Empire' by Todd Slater.

Officially licensed 24" x 36" screen print, in a numbered Flame Orange edition of 325 for $70; a numbered Rainbow Foil Variant edition of 185 for $80; a numbered Antique Gold Variant edition of 100 for $80; a numbered Key Line Variant edition of 50 for $50; and a 16" x 24" archival pigment print on multi-layer acrylic panel, in a limited edition of 50 for $175, with digital numbered COA issued by Verisart.

On sale Friday March 27 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.

[wookiee-monster2]

The Mind Of A Child

Grogu art by Todd Slater

[brokehorrorfan]

Mondo will release Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal poster by Todd Slater tomorrow, September 27, at a random time. The 18x36 screen print is hand-numbered to 275 and costs $50.

[thepostermovement]

The Dark Crystal by Todd Slater

[kingoftieland]

Very excited to add this macabre piece to my collection! Officially licensed through AMC and Gallery1988, this 18″x 24″ print titled “The Descent into Heisenberg” is hand-signed and numbered (#140/300) by the artist, who explains his inspiration for the Breaking Bad artwork below.

“The moment I wanted to capture was from the episode called “Crawl Space.” In it, Gus is threatening to kill Walter's family while Skyler has inexplicably given Ted a large amount of their fortune. When Walt realizes the money is gone, he suffers a massive breakdown beneath the floorboards of their home. The inspiration was Walt's transformation from caring teacher to maniacal madman. I sort of see him as classic villain like the Joker or even Jack Nicholson in “The Shining.” That laughter he has beneath the floorboards is EVIL. The coloring is meant to look like hell... or death... probably both. The orange shadowing from the light is [also] coffin shaped, foreshadowing Walt's impending doom.” - Todd Slater, American poster artist 🖌️

[gotcaughtintheplaid]

Queens of the Stone Age Austin, TX | 4.24.18 Todd Slater

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[aeontriad]

Queens of the Stone Age