KILL BEAR · LIMITED EDITION · CANVAS GICLÉE
Limited Edition
Certificate of Authenticity
Signed and numbered on back
Premium Gloss Canvas Giclee, Museum Grade
HD Archival Ink (80+ Years)
Painted* + Stretched or Unpainted (Ships Rolled)
Floating Frame Available (Upon Request)
Original art by Sean Danconia
“KILL BEAR · BEATRIX KITTY CUT” by Sean Danconia.Launched at Anime Expo 2014, KILL BEAR imagines an imagining sriracha-overdosed Stan Lee thinking…What If? Quentin Tarantino cast a gotochi-inspired Hello Kitty (Kitty White) as Beatrix Kitty in his grindhouse Jello-flavored gigantic-gigantor giallo follow-up to KILL BILL…KILL BEAR! (naturally). (∩｀-´)⊃━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ
The art piece (doubling as a faux-movie poster), where Mori Chack’s beloved (yet feared) Gloomy (Bear-San) takes the place of Bill…and a universe of co-conspirator kitties and co., kawaii-Kill Bill—cosplay (and like-minded coffers of mondo omakase-Miffy manga pop-culture)—as Beatrix Kitty hunts the BEAR that KILLS—in this, the 3rd (imaginary?) film by Tarantino (with Danconia too!). And let’s NOT forget Bruce Lee…and his Milton Bradley “Game of Death” couture adorning our Kitty-galore…see: Onitsuka Tiger-ish runners) plus Tomo-San’s KokeKokko too! And if all else fails, Hello GoGo has a Doraemon mace. ƪ( ` ▿▿▿▿ ´ ƪ)
*Please allow approximately 4-6 weeks for painted art (email for rush orders). Floating frame is available upon request, for an additional fee.
Limited Edition
Certificate of Authenticity
Signed and numbered on back
Premium Gloss Canvas Giclee, Museum Grade
HD Archival Ink (80+ Years)
Painted* + Stretched or Unpainted (Ships Rolled)
Floating Frame Available (Upon Request)
Original art by Sean Danconia
“KILL BEAR · BEATRIX KITTY CUT” by Sean Danconia.Launched at Anime Expo 2014, KILL BEAR imagines an imagining sriracha-overdosed Stan Lee thinking…What If? Quentin Tarantino cast a gotochi-inspired Hello Kitty (Kitty White) as Beatrix Kitty in his grindhouse Jello-flavored gigantic-gigantor giallo follow-up to KILL BILL…KILL BEAR! (naturally). (∩｀-´)⊃━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ
The art piece (doubling as a faux-movie poster), where Mori Chack’s beloved (yet feared) Gloomy (Bear-San) takes the place of Bill…and a universe of co-conspirator kitties and co., kawaii-Kill Bill—cosplay (and like-minded coffers of mondo omakase-Miffy manga pop-culture)—as Beatrix Kitty hunts the BEAR that KILLS—in this, the 3rd (imaginary?) film by Tarantino (with Danconia too!). And let’s NOT forget Bruce Lee…and his Milton Bradley “Game of Death” couture adorning our Kitty-galore…see: Onitsuka Tiger-ish runners) plus Tomo-San’s KokeKokko too! And if all else fails, Hello GoGo has a Doraemon mace. ƪ( ` ▿▿▿▿ ´ ƪ)
*Please allow approximately 4-6 weeks for painted art (email for rush orders). Floating frame is available upon request, for an additional fee.
Limited Edition
Certificate of Authenticity
Signed and numbered on back
Premium Gloss Canvas Giclee, Museum Grade
HD Archival Ink (80+ Years)
Painted* + Stretched or Unpainted (Ships Rolled)
Floating Frame Available (Upon Request)
Original art by Sean Danconia
“KILL BEAR · BEATRIX KITTY CUT” by Sean Danconia.Launched at Anime Expo 2014, KILL BEAR imagines an imagining sriracha-overdosed Stan Lee thinking…What If? Quentin Tarantino cast a gotochi-inspired Hello Kitty (Kitty White) as Beatrix Kitty in his grindhouse Jello-flavored gigantic-gigantor giallo follow-up to KILL BILL…KILL BEAR! (naturally). (∩｀-´)⊃━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ
The art piece (doubling as a faux-movie poster), where Mori Chack’s beloved (yet feared) Gloomy (Bear-San) takes the place of Bill…and a universe of co-conspirator kitties and co., kawaii-Kill Bill—cosplay (and like-minded coffers of mondo omakase-Miffy manga pop-culture)—as Beatrix Kitty hunts the BEAR that KILLS—in this, the 3rd (imaginary?) film by Tarantino (with Danconia too!). And let’s NOT forget Bruce Lee…and his Milton Bradley “Game of Death” couture adorning our Kitty-galore…see: Onitsuka Tiger-ish runners) plus Tomo-San’s KokeKokko too! And if all else fails, Hello GoGo has a Doraemon mace. ƪ( ` ▿▿▿▿ ´ ƪ)
*Please allow approximately 4-6 weeks for painted art (email for rush orders). Floating frame is available upon request, for an additional fee.