Leftover Salmon at The Stanley Hotel
13.5 x 35
Edition of 250
6 colors on cream paper
Signed and Numbered

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Leftover Salmon at The Stanley Hotel
13.5 x 35
Blue Opal Edition of 15
6 colors on metallic blue opal paper
Signed and Numbered

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This is the third year I’ve made a poster for Leftover Salmon’s annual show at the historic, haunted Stanley Hotel, made famous by “The Shining” Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick’s famous horror story.

Meet Danny. Danny has the Shining. Danny has an imaginary little boy named Tony that lives in his mouth and tells him things.

Danny is a talented little boy … perhaps a little too talented … a very willful boy … a rather naughty boy, according to Delbert Grady the former caretaker of the hotel.

Danny likes to ride around the big hotel on his big wheel. Hotel cook Dick Hallorann told him to be careful, “There ain’t nothing in Room 237. Stay out!”

Leftover Salmon at The Stanley Hotel
15 x 35
Edition of 250
4 colors on cream paper
Signed and Numbered

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Leftover Salmon at The Stanley Hotel
15 x 35
“Bar Mirror” Edition of 10
4 colors on mirror foil (yes! foil paper! NOT a real mirror)
Signed and Numbered

Sold Out – Thank You!

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Leftover Salmon will be playing the legendary, haunted Stanley Hotel on March 11-13, 2016. This poster will be available officially through the band at the show. 

I will be making a very limited online release of this poster and its variant on Monday, March 14, 2016 at a random time.

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This is the second year I’ve made a poster for Leftover Salmon’s annual show at the historic, haunted Stanley Hotel, made famous by “The Shining” Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick’s famous horror story. Here’s a toast to Lloyd, evil bartender from Hell, and quite possibly the Devil himself. As Jack Torrence said, “I like you, Lloyd. I always liked you. You were always the best of them. Best goddamned bartender from Timbuktu to Portland, Maine. Or Portland, Oregon, for that matter.”