1986 - metroid learning that size matters not

learning that size matters not

I liked the connection between Bo and Alison’s white Gretsch guitar so I used lyrics from Bo’s “Who do you love” as a starting point for these images: “I got a tombstone hand and a graveyard mind”

We all had free reign to make the print we wanted for this and I started by thinking what Woody would have been like as a child

metallic gold and shiny black varnish) – S/N edition of 300 (I only have 60 to sell) – Since the band is a duo

I picture Seth that night as some kind noble eagle roasting the evil doers throughout the audience

1986 - metroid learning that size matters not18 x 24 3 color silkscreen S N edition of 100 on rainbow foil hologram paper. I realized after releasing the Overworld and Underworld prints that they were being seen as more then promo for an old video game. For some, they were a window to the past, remembering the endless hours facing the same enemies, bosses, and stages over and over again. For others, particularly, people outside the 20 40 age group, the pixel characters meant nothing, but what