Color-coded heroines (and heroes—power rangers counts!) are so much fun. Sailor Moon, eat your heart out—these heroines made the world a better place using nothing but the power of color! I think some artists and designers might identify with that. The fun part of color-coded teams is that for kids, your favorite color is a matter of personal identity, so this could be a major deciding factor in your personal style. Which color were you? I was always the Orange one, but I was in love with Shy Violet because she looked so good in her nerdy 80s glasses, and Indigo because she wore pants!
Speaking of color-coded nostalgia, there's a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles print here:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/62461698/turtle-power
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Original digital mixed media illustration by Robin E Kaplan
5x7 standard photo size, easy to frame. Acid free archival-quality professional photo print on matte lustre paper for the best color.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A LARGER SIZE, note me on etsy:
8x10-- $12
11x14/12x18 (depending on size of original artwork)--$20, ships in cardboard poster tube.
Some are available larger 20x30, for $40.
The Gorgonist is Robin E Kaplan, children's book illustrator. I'm inspired by the kindly monsters and intricate woodsy creatures of my childhood favorites. I love Indie vinyl, classic kid lit, Tove Jansson, Japanese video games. Personality, charm, color, and storytelling fuel me.
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