Hang up Silkscreen Poster

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This poster delves into Alan Watts' exploration of psychedelics, not as an end in themselves, but as tools for expanding consciousness. Watts' famous quote, “When you get the message, hang up the phone,” reflects his view that psychedelic experiences, while valuable for opening the doors of perception, were just a means to an end. Once the insights were gained, one needed to integrate them into daily life, rather than becoming dependent on the experience itself. Watts collaborated with many key figures of the psychedelic movement, including Timothy Leary and Aldous Huxley, engaging in discussions on how these substances could help people achieve greater spiritual understanding. While he advocated for their careful use, Watts emphasized that the real work begins after the experience—living life with a new awareness and deeper connection to reality. This poster commemorates Watts’ balanced approach to psychedelics, encouraging reflection on how these tools can guide but not define a journey of personal growth.

"Hang Up the Phone" is screen-printed in 5 vibrant colors by the skilled team at New Duds, a screen printing shop in Vermont. It’s printed on crisp Cougar White 100#C Paper, which is a sturdy, stock white paper that gives the artwork a clean, bright finish. With a full-bleed design, the image goes all the way to the edges for a bold, complete look. Measuring 11 x 17 inches (28 x 43 cm), it’s a fun piece to hang in any room.

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This poster delves into Alan Watts' exploration of psychedelics, not as an end in themselves, but as tools for expanding consciousness. Watts' famous quote, “When you get the message, hang up the phone,” reflects his view that psychedelic experiences, while valuable for opening the doors of perception, were just a means to an end. Once the insights were gained, one needed to integrate them into daily life, rather than becoming dependent on the experience itself. Watts collaborated with many key figures of the psychedelic movement, including Timothy Leary and Aldous Huxley, engaging in discussions on how these substances could help people achieve greater spiritual understanding. While he advocated for their careful use, Watts emphasized that the real work begins after the experience—living life with a new awareness and deeper connection to reality. This poster commemorates Watts’ balanced approach to psychedelics, encouraging reflection on how these tools can guide but not define a journey of personal growth.

"Hang Up the Phone" is screen-printed in 5 vibrant colors by the skilled team at New Duds, a screen printing shop in Vermont. It’s printed on crisp Cougar White 100#C Paper, which is a sturdy, stock white paper that gives the artwork a clean, bright finish. With a full-bleed design, the image goes all the way to the edges for a bold, complete look. Measuring 11 x 17 inches (28 x 43 cm), it’s a fun piece to hang in any room.

This poster delves into Alan Watts' exploration of psychedelics, not as an end in themselves, but as tools for expanding consciousness. Watts' famous quote, “When you get the message, hang up the phone,” reflects his view that psychedelic experiences, while valuable for opening the doors of perception, were just a means to an end. Once the insights were gained, one needed to integrate them into daily life, rather than becoming dependent on the experience itself. Watts collaborated with many key figures of the psychedelic movement, including Timothy Leary and Aldous Huxley, engaging in discussions on how these substances could help people achieve greater spiritual understanding. While he advocated for their careful use, Watts emphasized that the real work begins after the experience—living life with a new awareness and deeper connection to reality. This poster commemorates Watts’ balanced approach to psychedelics, encouraging reflection on how these tools can guide but not define a journey of personal growth.

"Hang Up the Phone" is screen-printed in 5 vibrant colors by the skilled team at New Duds, a screen printing shop in Vermont. It’s printed on crisp Cougar White 100#C Paper, which is a sturdy, stock white paper that gives the artwork a clean, bright finish. With a full-bleed design, the image goes all the way to the edges for a bold, complete look. Measuring 11 x 17 inches (28 x 43 cm), it’s a fun piece to hang in any room.

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