UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art

The places that characters frequent in movies or TV often become characters themselves. Homes, hideouts, workplaces, these locations can often be as important to your love of something as the fictional people who dwell in them.

The Batcave from Batman 1966. All Images: Tim Doyle

Which is why, in 2012, Austin artist Tim Doyle started a series called UnReal Estate. He drew and printed famous pop culture locations as posters and the event was a massive success. It was so successful, in fact, that for the fifth year in a row, he just unveiled a new series of UnReal Estate prints.

The prints are on display at Spoke Art in New York, NY, and are also now available online at this link. Here are a few of the pieces now available.

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
Mr. Burns’ Mansion from The Simpsons

Mr Burns’ Mansion from The Simpsons

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
Barney’s Bowlarama from The Simpsons.

Barney’s Bowlarama from The Simpsons.

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
Rick and Morty’s House

Rick and Morty’s House

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
The Burrow from Harry Potter.

The Burrow from Harry Potter.

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
The Dark Tower from The Dark Tower

The Dark Tower from The Dark Tower

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
Howl’s Moving Castle

Howl’s Moving Castle

UnReal Estate Brings Popular Culture Locations To Life Through Art
Lionel Hutz’s office from The Simpsons

Lionel Hutz’s office from The Simpsons

Most of those are available in variant editions too, so head to Spoke Art’s site to find out more and see pieces from previous years.


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