Poster by Rich Kelly. 24"x 36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 400. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy. Rich had this to say about his design:"When I was approached with this project, a considerable amount of artistic liberty was encouraged. After re-watching the original trilogy and observing how Chewbacca interacted with the rest of the characters, I realized that on more than one occasion he was basically used for comic relief with Han. Even during some of the battle scenes he seems to be fumbling around a bit. As a kid, I definitely remember thinking of him as a major force to be reckoned with. Therefore, I decided I wanted to depict "Chewie" as one bad dude; kicking ass and taking names. Endor came to mind as an appropriate environment, with Chewbacca gliding down a fallen tree, about to attack a couple of unsuspecting storm troopers."This will definitely go down as one of my favorites as I love Kelly's style. Some people have compared him to Bill Plympton in the past, but I really think Rich's work stands on its own merit. We are also beginning to get into the major characters and Chewbacca is undoubtedly one of the most important in the STAR WARS Universe. This poster is on sale know but if you miss it online, we'll have a few for the Austin crowd in the store.-Justin
Mondo Presents: STAR WARS! Attack Position by Rich Kelly On Sale Now!
Rich Kelly is back and he brings us our newest offering in the STAR WARS series...Attack Position!Poster by Rich Kelly. 24"x 36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 400. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy. Rich had this to say about his design:"When I was approached with this project, a considerable amount of artistic liberty was encouraged. After re-watching the original trilogy and observing how Chewbacca interacted with the rest of the characters, I realized that on more than one occasion he was basically used for comic relief with Han. Even during some of the battle scenes he seems to be fumbling around a bit. As a kid, I definitely remember thinking of him as a major force to be reckoned with. Therefore, I decided I wanted to depict "Chewie" as one bad dude; kicking ass and taking names. Endor came to mind as an appropriate environment, with Chewbacca gliding down a fallen tree, about to attack a couple of unsuspecting storm troopers."This will definitely go down as one of my favorites as I love Kelly's style. Some people have compared him to Bill Plympton in the past, but I really think Rich's work stands on its own merit. We are also beginning to get into the major characters and Chewbacca is undoubtedly one of the most important in the STAR WARS Universe. This poster is on sale know but if you miss it online, we'll have a few for the Austin crowd in the store.-Justin
Poster by Rich Kelly. 24"x 36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 400. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy. Rich had this to say about his design:"When I was approached with this project, a considerable amount of artistic liberty was encouraged. After re-watching the original trilogy and observing how Chewbacca interacted with the rest of the characters, I realized that on more than one occasion he was basically used for comic relief with Han. Even during some of the battle scenes he seems to be fumbling around a bit. As a kid, I definitely remember thinking of him as a major force to be reckoned with. Therefore, I decided I wanted to depict "Chewie" as one bad dude; kicking ass and taking names. Endor came to mind as an appropriate environment, with Chewbacca gliding down a fallen tree, about to attack a couple of unsuspecting storm troopers."This will definitely go down as one of my favorites as I love Kelly's style. Some people have compared him to Bill Plympton in the past, but I really think Rich's work stands on its own merit. We are also beginning to get into the major characters and Chewbacca is undoubtedly one of the most important in the STAR WARS Universe. This poster is on sale know but if you miss it online, we'll have a few for the Austin crowd in the store.-Justin
