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bluestskies wrote:i like it. i think different is nice, a breath of fresh air instead of the same old. who commissioned it? and any photos of the rice paper?

Not yet. They're in-hand, but we're still waiting for them to ship out. Rice paper is nice – same as that used on the Kill Bill Variant and the Shogun Assassin print we did a while back. Pumps up the painterly feel.

Wouldn't mind a reg on my wall. Congrats to the 20.

I remember seeing this on DeviantArt awhile ago, Steven's oil paintings are incredible.

fantasticninja wrote:I remember seeing this on DeviantArt awhile ago, Steven's oil paintings are incredible.

Only surpassed by his markered works, IMO.

kryptonite wrote:

bluestskies wrote:i like it. i think different is nice, a breath of fresh air instead of the same old. who commissioned it? and any photos of the rice paper?

Not yet. They're in-hand, but we're still waiting for them to ship out. Rice paper is nice – same as that used on the Kill Bill Variant and the Shogun Assassin print we did a while back. Pumps up the painterly feel.

cheers. never seen the paper in person before. sounds fancy so peaked my curiosity.

These are amazing in person. Can't believe you guys pulled off a screen print; I feel like other houses would have just called it good with a giclee. Bravo!

Nice pics! I can't wait to see these in the flesh.

it's like a shittier version of the new rich kelly tmnt poster.

lsmith55 wrote:it's like a shittier version of the new rich kelly tmnt poster.

I really don't like the text, and the lack of Leo's legs is a little off-putting at first, but those in-person pics look stunning. I assumed it was a giclee when I saw the original jpeg.

elSalvador wrote:I really don't like the text, and the lack of Leo's legs is a little off-putting at first, but those in-person pics look stunning. I assumed it was a giclee when I saw the original jpeg.

The text looks a lot better in person. It was something that concerned me at first when I saw jpegs. The poster itself looks great in-person even if it is a bit odd for a poster for the movie (i.e. turtles just having the comic red bandanas).

As kryptonite said ,though, plenty of movies have posters that don't accurately represent the movie. That said I tend to associate that more with movies from the 70s and foreign posters, but that may just be me.

This came out great, IMO. While it's not entirely faithful to the film, it still does a good job incorporating elements from the TMNT franchise. And it looks cool, too.

I really really really like this poster

Here are my pics...

Looks great, Stu!