Only Death is Real 12 Horkey
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- rubberneck
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Wow!
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I always love another helmeted bird, but the rhino detail is amazing...the horn, the eye...craziness.
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$300? ouch
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Print of the year?murdock wrote:Do I really need to say something...?
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The background and grungy border aren't doing anything for me. But the actual rhino and bird illustrations are killer.
I agree. I don't really care for the border/background. The illustration is incredible thoughmachination wrote:The background and grungy border aren't doing anything for me. But the actual rhino and bird illustrations are killer.
no sir I don't like itzeblove wrote:I agree. I don't really care for the border/background. The illustration is incredible thoughmachination wrote:The background and grungy border aren't doing anything for me. But the actual rhino and bird illustrations are killer.
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Way to go Aaron!
I think it holds a lot of symbolism. The red line obviously representing the Rhino's loss of a horn from poachers and the border signifies the turmoil the species is undergoing as it becomes more endangered. I think it fits the print very well. It's very different from past Horkeys which I think is why I like it so much and why some old school Horkey fans are "meh."bisondice wrote:no sir I don't like itzeblove wrote:I agree. I don't really care for the border/background. The illustration is incredible thoughmachination wrote:The background and grungy border aren't doing anything for me. But the actual rhino and bird illustrations are killer.