Jim Morrison Mugshot - Gold

Jim Morrison Mugshot - GoldThis limited edition screen print continues David Studwell's Heroes and Villains series with a young Jim Morrison, arrested in 1967 during a performance in New Haven, Connecticut, after taunting the police at the show during the song Back Door Man. Ray Manzarek recounted that Morrison and a woman were backstage making out in a shower stall. A cop saw them, and told them to leave. Morrison refused and then was maced by the cop, who later apologised

The stunning cover for this album was created by Nils-Udo and is an outstanding example of this artist's ephemeral creations in nature

vocalist and bluesmen Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown and for the late

Captain Fantastic

Pink Floyd's fourth studio album

there is no indication that the work was ever finished

and a heartfelt afterword honouring founder and leader Mark Hollis

This limited edition silkscreen print of T

so the colour was to represent that

a living room now had two centres to it - the TV and the fireplace

and I got thinking about how strong the roots must be

a return to their bluesy rock roots

this photograph commemorates Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers