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- Artists
- Skinner
 - Edition Details
| Year: | 2013 | | Class: | Art Print | | Status: | Official | | Technique: | Giclee | | Size: | 8 X 10 | | Markings: | Signed |
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In an effort to make my art as accessible as possible to all people, I am releasing over 30 new prints ranging in price from $10 for 5 by 7 inch prints, $15 for 8 by 10 inch prints, $30 for 12 by 12 inch prints as well as my $50 22 by 17 inch prints! Not to mention my new giant size Prints that are 24 inch by 36 inches for $150…I just want these hi quality Giclee prints created fresh here in the warehouse by Giclee printing wizards, Zerofriends, to be in the hands of people who love them…Let the bizarre energy they provide encourage you to explore the mysteries of life..AAAND. the First 20 orders who order $50 or more on prints will get a free silk screen vinyl sticker sheet! Here are all the pieces that are available now printed with archival inks on velvet cotton Fine art paper! Let's get weird kids, please look below and behoooold!
Each print is hand signed and loved by Skinner.
This is a non-numbered open edition print.Artists Alex Pardee and “Skinner†holed up for three weeks in a California studio recently, then came out the other end of their creative confab with a series of graphic demolition jobs that make brightly colored mincemeat of pop-culture icons.
Their Butcher Kings show, on display at Los Angeles’ Gallery 1998 through Oct. 20, includes peppy takedowns of characters like the Incredible Hulk, Luke Skywalker and Freddy Krueger. Forget respectful homage: Pardee and Skinner take delight in reconfiguring these and other familiar visages into grotesques that radiate a bizarre star power all their own.
Skinner explained the method behind Butcher Kings‘ mad graphics in an e-mail to Wired.com. “We took the existing vocabulary of what we had experienced as young kids of the ’80s, genetically encode that with the understanding of the popular zeitgeist today and put it in a blender with our sardonic and strange outlooks,†he said.
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