In two silk screened editions. Now available!

“Tyto Alba” is a 9-color silk screen, 18×24″ in size, printed on 290gsm Coventry Cotton Rag Fine Art paper in a limited edition of 75. Both editions are signed and numbered by the artist.

“Tyto Alba – Midnight” is a 10-color silk screen, 18×24″ in size, printed on 290gsm Coventry Cotton Rag Fine Art paper in a limited edition of 35. Both editions are signed and numbered by the artist.

We also just released a few prints from the “Hollywood Babble-On” Art Show hosted by: Alamo Drafthouse, along with some special rare hard to find printers proof goodies from Jermaine Rogers & Anville.

“Dante Christ” is a 4-color, 12×16″ silk screen, printed on 100lb. cover stock in a limited edition of 37.

“Dante” is a 3-color, 12×12″ silk screen, printed on 100lb. cover stock in a limited edition of 28.

“Randal” is a 3-color, 12×12″ silk screen, printed on 100lb. cover stock in a limited edition of 28.

“Dante & Randal” is a 3-color 24×12″ silk screen, printed on 100lb. cover stock in a limited edition of 18.

Artwork inspired by Clerks and done by Gregory Pepper.

We are offering 20% off any webstore purchase through the next week, just enter promo code “20posters” when you check out.

Recently we worked on a project with Jermaine Rogers & The Flood Gallery for their: “Led Zeppelin IV at 40″ print show. A different artist was chosen to represent each of the songs from the classic album. We worked with Jermaine on his artwork for “Stairway To Heaven”:

Here is Jermaine with his input on the print release:

“What does ‘Stairway To Heaven’ look like? I’ll admit, I’m still not quite sure: there are as many interpretations for this song as there are individuals who’ve heard it. For me, it’s a song drenched in ‘duality’. It lyrically defines two paths: the choice to follow some ‘script’ in life, dictated by dogma, tradition, or teaching OR the option of trusting the inner voice, the ‘humming’ in your head.

I believe that there is energy within each one of us that naturally attempts to sync up with the pulsing of the universe, the grid connecting everything and everyone in existence. As a race of beings, we’ve become so very distracted over the ages that we’ve gradually forgotten how to ‘hear’ it. I think the song celebrates the option to ‘listen very hard’ & to follow the primal music in your head.

Still, the choice is ours…and the image I created is dominated by that same aspect of duality. Two paths. You can try to cheat the game and buy the ‘stairway to heaven’…or you can surrender to the wheel of fortune and just live it out day by day.”

Printed in two editions: both on creme paper, foil, and white birch plywood. Silk screened 20×30″ with a 3-color split fountain blend & metallic brown key line illustration.

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As most know, Brian Ewing does some incredible poster illustration. We were excited to work with him on his last three gig posters: Queens of the Stone Age, Deftones, & The Descendents. Lately he has been utilizing dithered transparent overlays. His work comes close to photographic in the background while still maintaining sharp illustrated lines in the foreground. The finished prints are really something to see in person. There are a small handful of artist editions of The Deftones & Descendents prints still available at his website along with a lot of other great items: www.brianewing.com . I’d suggest snatching them up.

You can once again drop by and visit us at Flatstock 33/SXSW this year. Plenty of new limited edition prints will be available. Hope to see some friendly Austin faces!

We just completed a beautiful 20×30″ 7-color Jermaine Rogers print titled “Eden” for Ween’s latest Halloween show in NYC. The piece was also published as an art print.

Jermaine will have a small handful available Friday November 11th, at 3pm EST on his website: www.jermainerogers.com The copies available at the show sold out in minutes. Don’t miss your chance!

Jermaine is producing some of the most thought provoking imagery in the poster world today. Commercial art does not have to lack meaning.

Welcome to our brand new website and webstore.  You may have noticed some changes, and we invite you to explore!  Over the course of the last year we moved Pedal Printing in warehouse with our good friends at I Heart U Productions to help build a brand new custom printing shop called Night Owls Print Shop.  You have found yourself here at the sister site, Night Owls Poster Shop.  Where we will continue to offer limited edition silk screened band posters, art prints, clothing, and other goodies.

We have a lot of new release in the works, so please check back often.  Sign up for our mailing list to receive news, updates, event announcements, and specials.

You will currently find our webstore stocked with any leftovers from Pedal Printing, a bunch of new goodies, including dozens of new show prints from events here in Houston, TX.  And a couple of rarities we’ve dug out of the flat files.

If you are in Seattle, WA please stop by and say hi this coming weekend!  We will be exhibiting at Flatstock 31:  Presented by the American Poster Institute in conjunction with One Reel, Flatstock 31 will be held at Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival on Labor Day weekend, Sept. 3-5, from 11 am to 8 pm daily. Flatstock 31 will be on the Seattle Center grounds inside Fisher Pavilion.

Hope to see you there!

-Isaac

We just launched two great prints from Lauren Denitzio, Black and Red Eye. They are now available at our webstore.

“Sick” is a 19×22″ 5-color silk screen on French Cement Green coverstock, with a limited edition of 60 signed and numbered prints.

“Did Not Ask” was printed at 16×20″ as a 6-color screen print. A main edition of 50 prints on Cougar Creme coverstock, with a small 7 print edition on charcoal grey.

Here comes Flatstock! We will once again be set up in Austin this year. With an extended schedule from last year Flatstock will be running 4 days this time around! March 16th-19th. Check out more information at the Flatstock blog: http://flatstock.wordpress.com/