Ben Olson’s Ready for Take Off takes flight exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Perched high above a moonlit city, Wile E. Coyote is geared up for his next big idea—bat wings and all. With a nod to the heroic drama of Alex Ross, Olson’s vivid reimagining turns the eternal pursuer into a gothic gargoyle, poised and (over) confident. It’s a playful, sky-high tribute to ambition, obsession, and the dream of finally getting airborne—no ACME required.

Fabio Napoleoni’s Break a Leg—a showstopper starring Dragon Boy and Michigan J. Frog—exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Full of stage-light shimmer and heart-heavy humor, Break a Leg is Napoleoni’s standing ovation to hope, friendship, and the spotlight moments that make us leap. With Dragon Boy’s earnest charm and Michigan J. Frog’s timeless flair, this artwork taps into the magic of performance and the quiet bravery it takes to take the stage. A bold blend of nostalgia, theatricality, and heartfelt storytelling.

Alan Bodner’s New York, New York—a Broadway-infused showpiece—at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Big lights, bigger energy. With his unmistakable mid-century modern style, Bodner paints the rhythm of the city that never sleeps—where jazz hands meet taxi horns and marquee dreams soar sky-high. New York, New York is a dazzling celebration of Broadway’s golden age, where bold color, graphic elegance, and theatrical glamour take center stage. A love letter to the city’s creative pulse and the iconic musicals that light it up.

Dan Bowden is back—and he’s doubling down on the fun with two bold new releases, available exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Yappy Road features the ever-loyal Marc Anthony and the sweet-but-sassy Pussyfoot leading a canine crossover of epic proportions—Bowden’s playful twist on the iconic Abbey Road album cover.

In The Beastly Bunch, Saturday morning mayhem takes center stage in a riotous reimagining of The Brady Bunch opening credits, starring a cast of animated mischief-makers only Bowden could wrangle.

Scooby-Doo and the gang are back in this nostalgic, limited edition piece by legendary Hanna-Barbera artist Bob Singer. “Gang’s Memorable Knight” captures classic mystery-solving charm with timeless style. A must-have for fans of Scooby-Doo and animation history—available exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Experience the tension in There’s 2 Kinds of Snakes, the newest limited edition by Gabe Leonard. With his signature cinematic style, Leonard captures a moment of confrontation rich with meaning. A powerful reflection on division, perspective, and shared humanity.

“This painting is also a reminder that sometimes we fight each other while standing on the same side, blind to the damage we’re doing around us. That tension—between conflict and common ground.” — Gabe Leonard.