A deep cut for King of the Hill fans, this piece centers on the world of Strickland Propane, tied to Dale Gribble’s infamous alias, Rusty Shackleford. It captures that familiar Texas setting with a quieter, slightly more cinematic tone—like a moment after hours, where the everyday feels just a little more surreal. Created by Tim Doyle in Texas as part of his UnReal Estate series, it reframes the show’s setting with a grounded, atmospheric edge. Printed as a screenprint, the layered inks create rich, saturated color with crisp edges and strong contrast. The warm-to-cool shift in the sky adds depth, while the detailed linework gives the structure and signage a tactile, illustrated quality. At 16 x 20 inches, it’s a versatile size that works well as a standalone piece or within a larger gallery wall. A great fit for living spaces, offices, or anywhere that could use a subtle nod to animated storytelling with a Texas twist. Imagine it bringing a bit of dry humor and familiarity to your wall. Product Details • Type: Screenprint • Artist: Tim Doyle (Texas, USA) • Dimensions: 16 x 20 inches • Shipping: Ships rolled in a tube. Perfect for • King of the Hill fans and collectors • Living rooms and home offices • Texas-inspired or Americana décor • Pop culture gallery walls A quiet corner of Arlen, under a different name. Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings.
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