Matt Busch (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} planetmatt) wrote,@ 2008-08-12 19:04:00 |
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JAPANESE STAR WARS PRINT NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!
The exclusive Celebration Japan print, illustrated by yours truly is now available for a limited time at StarWarsShop.com! The print run is limited to 250, and each piece is signed and numbered by myself. The poster-size print measures a whopping 24" X 36" and has a deluxe aqueous coating. They look great! You can check it out by clicking the banner below!
Titled "Land of the Rising Suns", the foundation of this piece began years ago as a wrap-around cover of Autograph Times Magazine. At the time, the image requested a self portrait engulfed in a sea of characters from the original trilogy and Episode I. The image quickly became a favorite among fans and friends, asking for it become a print in the future. That day has come, and I've updated the image to reflect characters and vehicles from each of the movies, with a twist of Japanese pop culture design.
As to what the Japanese characters represent? If you can't read Japanese, I don't wan't to spoil it. I think half the fun is the mystery and the adventure of figuring it out. For part of it, I will drop this hint: Konnichiwa, Boku wa Matt Busch desu. Anata Wa Star Wars o kakeru!
This rare poster won't last so grab yours while you can! Click the above banner!
The exclusive Celebration Japan print, illustrated by yours truly is now available for a limited time at StarWarsShop.com! The print run is limited to 250, and each piece is signed and numbered by myself. The poster-size print measures a whopping 24" X 36" and has a deluxe aqueous coating. They look great! You can check it out by clicking the banner below!
Titled "Land of the Rising Suns", the foundation of this piece began years ago as a wrap-around cover of Autograph Times Magazine. At the time, the image requested a self portrait engulfed in a sea of characters from the original trilogy and Episode I. The image quickly became a favorite among fans and friends, asking for it become a print in the future. That day has come, and I've updated the image to reflect characters and vehicles from each of the movies, with a twist of Japanese pop culture design.
As to what the Japanese characters represent? If you can't read Japanese, I don't wan't to spoil it. I think half the fun is the mystery and the adventure of figuring it out. For part of it, I will drop this hint: Konnichiwa, Boku wa Matt Busch desu. Anata Wa Star Wars o kakeru!
This rare poster won't last so grab yours while you can! Click the above banner!
