Footrot Flats -50 Years On

A framed illustration titled 'Footrot Flats, The Dog's Tail Tale' depicts a cartoon dog, a man, and various animals engaging in outdoor activities like fishing, riding bikes, and playing near water, with vibrant colors and humorous expressions.

Limited edition Fine Art/Giclee Exhibition Print

Limited run of 50 editions as a part of the exhibition.

All proceeds are going to MND Tasmania.

Eagle Eye Tasmania have partnered with Peter Phipps and the Ball family to bring a limited run of these exhibition posters to print. Printed on the highest quality fine art papers by one of the oldest paper manufacturers in the world, Hahnemühle (est. 1584).

Find out more about the exhibition and fundraiser here:

https://www.mndtas.org.au/fundraise/footrotflats

Framed black-and-white comic strip artwork featuring characters sitting and talking outdoors, with speech bubbles and detailed background, displayed on a white gallery wall.
A colorful poster celebrating 50 years of Footrot Flats. It features an illustration of a man wearing a hat, blue tank top, shorts, and boots, standing with three dogs on a grassy area. The poster includes event details for an exhibition at the SideSpace Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, from July 16 to 26, 2026.
Footrot Flats 50 Years On - Limited edition Giclee/Fine Art Print
A$150.00

There will be a limited release of 50 editioned posters from the exhibition, printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper, with the permission and support of the Ball family. All proceeds from the poster will be donated to MND Tasmania as part of our fundraising efforts. 25 of these posters will be available online for sale, with an additonal 25 for sale at the exhibition in Hobart.

Printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art paper by Eagle Eye Tasmania. This limited-edition A2 poster will be a collector’s item for years to come.

Raising funds for MND Tasmania:

Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a debilitating neurological condition that affects thousands of individuals worldwide, causing progressive muscle weakness, paralysis, and ultimately, respiratory failure. Unfortunately, there is currently no cure for MND, and those diagnosed with the disease face significant challenges in their daily lives during their 18-22-month average life expectancy from diagnosis.

MND Tasmania is a volunteer association supporting our entire Tassie community of Motor Neurone Disease members.

We rely on community fundraising and events for support to our cause. All proceeds raised through Footrot Flats 50 Years On will go directly toward the work of MND Tasmania, including support services, equipment for people with MND, advocacy, and community awareness.

Logo with the text 'mnd Tasmania' and a blue stylized flower or starburst graphic on the right.
Letter on paper from the Motor Neurone Disease Association of Tasmania, dated May 6, 2026, supporting an exhibition fundraiser for MND Tasmania, signed by Chris Symonds, president. The letter features the organization's logo and contact information, and mentions an event titled 'Footrot Flats 50 Years On' organized by Peter Phipps.