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The arm/gun kinda kills this for me. Would've been better if he left it out. Great illustration otherwise.

I love these. Here's the 9th and 10th in the series.

Just received the reg. Very nice! Numbered in an odd place though. Gotta say, that variant is tacky as fudge. Would be so much better without the 'Voight-Kampff' machine. Classic example of doing too much. I fought to remove the V-K lens in the commission but was overruled by, perhaps, LD fanboys w...

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jmagee87 wrote:But if it truly was for the joy and love of it, then it would be free

So creating art based on something you love and brings you joy while earning any income from it whatsoever are mutually exclusive?

allyouzombies wrote:Still puzzled about the border at the bottom of DoH. Maybe he was planning to put a Vito Corleone quote in there but Malick nixed it...

It's a nice design touch that gives the poster a throwback feel.

Minolta70 wrote:Great Durieux but i dont like hidden faces

They're not THAT hidden. Just imagine it's Shepard telling Gere "Wait...you mean I've been drymounting your girlfriend this whole time?"

allyouzombies wrote:Bummed about no credits.

They left some space on the bottom to write your own in.

I was loving the LD DoH until I saw those faces on the dress. A beautiful image marred by some goofy silhouettes dead center.

Anyone know what the difference is between the FotC LA show and variant? Comparing the EB image with the one in his store and the only dif I can see is that the colors are darker, if the EB image is washed out a bit.

For Hitch fans:

http://www.storenvy.com/products/175578 ... -woman-pin

Would most of you rather own this than the original one sheet? It looks like you can score one for around the same price as the screen print. If Blade Runner was done I'd be all over a screen print, but Joe said licence is hard to get, as expected. I'm still trying to track down a giclee of the art...

Would most of you rather own this than the original one sheet? It looks like you can score one for around the same price as the screen print.

Let's see, 400 regs @ $200 a pop...

And 150 variants at $250 each...

I wonder how much Drew gets from the nearly $120K in sales.

Still a few of these available. The previous Haffner TS release sold out on the day it was offered.
http://tinyshowcase.com/artwork.php?id=2435