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"Leo Da Mickey"

"Leo Da Mickey" was designed in 1987 by Tom Zotos with Peter Green. Using the classic mouse with a DaVinci attitude. The actual blueprints of both castles, Anaheim and Orlando, were permitted for use. The image became a huge worldwide success in the Disney Stores and Theme Parks.

SPEECHLESS

Own a piece of history: "Speechless". Approximately 20" x 30" lithographic print.
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Mel Blanc

Robert Johnson - (1911 - 1938)

Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bonnie Raitt, The Rolling S...

Walt Disney Self Portrait c.1928

ARTIST TOM ZOTOS INSPIRES TRIBUTE TO ROCK LEGEND JIMI HENDRIX

Wednesday, 05 December 2012 15:19

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 05 December 2012 15:31 )

Tom Zotos invites you to come see Scodix

Saturday, 06 October 2012 19:41 Beach Bird Productions

At the 2012 Graph Expo show in Chicago, Pop Artist/ Publisher Tom Zotos will be unveiling reimaginings of some of his most captivating designs, all enhanced with the new Scodix finishing process. Give your images and designs tactile feeling like never before. Artists can now think in three dimensions, enhancing an image with feeling that is more than just the flatness of ink. Come experience Scodix at the show! And come see Tom, October 8th and 9th at the Scodix Booth, Booth # 1658 Visit Scodix.com to learn more about the technology, or learn more about Tom and his career, at TomZotos.net

Last Updated ( Monday, 18 March 2013 11:37 )

Tom Zotos is a noted pioneer in the Interpretive Licensed Art movement.

Thursday, 26 April 2012 22:47

Tom Zotos is a noted pioneer in the Interpretive Licensed Art movement. He initiated the" Art of Walt Disney" program in 1986 and by 1990 had some twenty contracts with the biggest studios in Hollywood.

Zotos continued in the licensing field to generate tens of millions of dollars in licensed goods for Warner Bros, Lucasfilm and DC Comics, and worked directly with Tim Burton, Joel Schumacher and Bob Kane.

Today, Zotos has applied his savvy marketing and art direction skills to "Social Innovation" or as he calls it "The Art of Social Innovation".

These recently coined-terms broadly cover the concept of new ways to give back and improve society by the use of Branded art products with collaboration between companies.

Watch the video below to see how society will benefit from buying a Jimi Hendrix "T-shirt" at a Hard Rock casino, hotel or restaurant !