New Looney Tunes Screen Prints by Tiny Kitten Teeth & JJ Harrison

After an 8 month hiatus Mondo is finally continuing it’s great Looney Tunes Screen Print Series with not one but two releases today! First up is “Duck Amuck” by Tiny Kitten Teeth, which is based on the 1953 Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Chuck Jones and featuring Daffy Duck. Mondo is also releasing “Scaredy Cat” by JJ Harrison, which is based on the 1948 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones and features Porky Pig and Sylvester.

“Duck Amuck” by Tiny Kitten Teeth is an 18”x24” Looney Tunes hand numbered screen print with a limited edition run size of 175 pieces. “Scaredy Cat” by JJ Harrison is an 18”x24” Looney Tunes hand numbered screen print with a limited edition run size of 200 pieces. Both prints can be purchased at the Mondo online store today, Thursday, January 30th, at a random time for $40 each.

“Knighty Knight Bugs” Looney Tunes Screen Print by Tom Whalen

Mondo’s epic Looney Tunes Screen Print Series is back after a much too long hiatus! Check out this fun new print entitled “Knighty Knight Bugs” by Tom Whalen. Based on the 1958 Looney Tunes animated short of the same name, it features Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam in the realm of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. What’s really interesting about this cartoon is it’s the only Bugs Bunny cartoon to win an Academy Award!

“Knighty Knight Bugs” by Tom Whalen is an 18”x24” Looney Tunes hand numbered screen print with a limited edition run size of 275 pieces. This print can be purchased at the Mondo online store today, Wednesday, June 6th, at a random time for $40 each.

“Hair-Raising Hare” Looney Tunes Screen Print by Michael De Pippo

Later today Mondo will be releasing two more entries in its Looney Tunes Screen Print Series, including this fun “Hair-Raising Hare” print by Michael De Pippo. Based on the 1946 Merrie Melodies animated short of the same name, it features Bugs Bunny and the red monster Gossamer! The Blot’s been obsessed with De Pippo’s prints lately and this is another killer release.

“Hair-Raising Hare” by Michael De Pippo is an 18”x24” Looney Tunes hand numbered screen print with a limited edition run size of 260 pieces. This print can be purchased at the Mondo online store today, Thursday, December 6th, at a random time for $40 each.

“Hyde and Go Tweet” Looney Tunes Screen Print by Phantom City Creative

Later today Mondo will be releasing two more entries in its Looney Tunes Screen Print Series. First up is "Hyde and Go Tweet" by Phantom City Creative, which is based on the 1960 Merrie Melodies animated short of the same name featuring Tweety and Sylvester. This is a very cool print and I really love the color shading. Would love to see more Looney Tunes prints with this depth.

“Hyde and Go Tweet” by Phantom City Creative is an 18”x24” Looney Tunes hand numbered screen print with a limited edition run size of 260 pieces. This print can be purchased at the Mondo online store today, Thursday, December 6th, at a random time for $40 each.

“What’s Opera Doc?” Looney Tunes Screen Print by Tom Whalen

Mondo’s popular Looney Tunes Screen Print Series by Tom Whalen continues today with “What’s Opera Doc?” based on the classic Chuck Jones directed Merrie Melodie animated short. The Blot still cracks up whenever I see this classic 1957 cartoon. The image of Bugs Bunny disguised as Valkyrie Brunnhilde is so iconic, even if you haven’t seen the cartoon you recognize this image. Plus, it’s got Elmer Fudd, which makes this beautiful poster by Whalen an instant buy!

The Looney Tunes print “What’s Opera Doc?” by Tom Whalen is an 18”x24” hand numbered 6 color screen print. The Standard Edition print has a limited edition run size of 270 pieces and will retail for $40, while the Variant Edition has a limited edition run size of 90 pieces and will retail for $65 each. Both prints go on sale at the Mondo online store today, Thursday, September 6th, at a random time.

UPDATE: Duck Dodgers in the 24th and a Half Century Screen Print by Tom Whalen

Originally released at the grand opening of Mondo’s new gallery in Austin, TX, a small number of the Duck Dodgers in the 24 and a Half Century screen prints by Tom Whalen will go on sale at a random time today. This is officially the first print in Mondo’s new Looney Tunes Screen Print Series and The Blot is so excited to see what’s in store for this series! I’ve already talked about my love for this Chuck Jones masterpiece (click here to read The Blot’s original post on this print), but if you’ve never seen this spoof of Buck Rogers featuring the Looney Tunes gang go watch it this weekend!

Duck Dodgers in the 24th and a Half Century by Tom Whalen is an 18”x24” 7 color screen print and, has a limited edition run size of 320 pieces. The print will retail for $40 and go on sale at a random time on today, Friday, April 13th, at the Mondo online store.