Marvel Venom Art Print by Sideshow Collectibles

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“Stand in our way and Venom will feast on your entrails.”   Sideshow is proud to present the Venom Fine Art Print by artists David Igo and Fabian Schlaga.   Fear the sinister symbiote Venom as he menaces the Marvel Universe with his lethal brand of vigilantism, captured in a collectible fine art format. Venom is crouched atop the Daily Bugle, bonded with Eddie Brock to create the monstrous antihero known for his razor-sharp teeth and terrifying tongue.  His sinewy muscles are highlighted with bold teals, purples, and blues, giving the symbiote substance a unique and vibrant visual texture.    The Venom Fine Art Print by David Igo and Fabian Schlaga is limited to an edition size of 250 pieces, each embossed with a seal of authenticity.  Each print will also be hand-signed by David Igo, with an authorized, automated penciled signature from Fabian Schlaga.  Pair the Venom print with your Spider-Man collection to create a dynamic and deadly display of Marvel fine art collectibles.   Host your very own symbiote and add the Venom Fine Art Print to your Marvel art collection today!   About the Artist: David Igo has focused more than a decade of his big-boy career within the toys & collectibles industry. As an Art Director at Sideshow, his main endeavor has been within Statue Design & Development for licensed properties - DC, Marvel, Star Wars, Alien, Predator, TMNT, Voltron, and various other amazing brands. As a product of 80's cartoons and their product-focused approach to imagination stimulation, his whole life David has loved "toys" of all shapes, sizes and materials... and now he gets to help see them materialize for a living! David also loves teaching ZBrush, producing personal work through SatelliteSoda, and watching all the cartoons EVER in his little to no free-time. He also has bigger dreams and hopes to one day ride in a real life AT-AT and see Rancors reintroduced into the wild to prosper and proliferate… Fabian Schlaga was born in 1987 and, thanks to his father’s job, has spent most of his life moving from one country to another. His parents always considered themselves culturally educated people and as such there was no room for these so-called “superheroes” or whatever. So naturally, that’s exactly what got Fabian’s attention. Nowadays, whenever he’s not drawing atrocious monsters and/or busty ladies, he spends his time daydreaming about what he’d do if he were Akira. Seguir leyendo