A3 Print: "SHA THE SAMURAI" by Dhani Barragan. 3D varnizh Version

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NOTE: For the purchase of two prints by the artist, whatever the prints, we are going to give you a Dhani Barragan Coloring Book so that you can color or collect because it is numbered and sealed, and only 150 will be made. A4 size with 17 original illustrations by Dhani Barragan belonging to the Springfield Deconstructed Collection.

This gift is only available while supplies last.
If you want more information visit in this store the link about COLORING BOOK by Dhani Barragan with more information and details.

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This is FINE ART PRINT NUMBER 2/2021 from "DHU STORIES" Collection

SUPPORT: Digital tango graphic cardboard 330gr / m2. Color: CMYK. Matte plasticized. High definition varnish: 3D varnish. High definition print: 2D stamping. Bottom layer: Gold
SIZE: 42cm x 30 cm (A3)
PAPER: Matte plasticized with high definitition 3D varnizh and stamping plus gold bottom layer. If you run your fingers across the surface of the creature you can notice different unevenness, the different parts of the piece of Art...And it depends on the light, the gold color has a different hue and brightness

A UNIQUE series of 40

VIDEOS with effects here: https://www.pinterest.es/ArtToyGama/dhani-barragan-art-toys-paintings-prints/dhu-stories-fine-art-print-series/

IMPORTANT NOTE: Shipping costs ARE the same for all countries: 30 dollars . But you can buy 1 copy, or 2 or 3 ... because the shipping costs are the same: only in TOTAL 30 DOLLARS regardless of the number of copies you buy of these Digital Prints in A3 by Dhani Barragan or other artists you find here in STORENVY SHOP

In resume... you can buy this original artwork from here, but you also buy some other original artworks by Dhani Barragan or prints by other artists in A3 size..., the maximum to pay for shipping costs will be 30 dollars

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This artwork belongs to "DHU STORIES", or what is the same, Dhani –Barragan- Universe Stories.

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All PRINTS are signed, sealed and numbered by hand by the artist.This piece of art is also accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity

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Do not miss it!!!: More PHOTOS of COLLECTION with all PRINTS here:
https://www.pinterest.es/ArtToyGama/dhani-barragan-art-toys-paintings-prints/dhu-stories-collection/

The protagonists of Dhani Barragan's illustrations often seem to break down, they seem to change their skin. They are characters with very defined features. Illustrations that are own heroes or antiheroes or taken from the collective and universal imaginary with which the artist wants to reflect the passage of time, the loss of childhood; talking about broken toys from the decomposition of different personality traits of the characters themselves ...

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ABOUT: "Sha the Samurai" fine art PRINT by DHANI BARRAGAN from SPAIN is the SECOND of a SERIES that belongs to "DHU STORIES" Collection

All are signed and numbered by hand by the artist.This piece of art is also accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity

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ARTIST: DHANI BARRAGAN (SPAIN)

CONCEPT: About DHU STORIES: ...an Universe that deals with the exploitation of pop characters...inhabited by good and bad Gods, who are giant beings who play at their whim with the rest of the inhabitants of this Universe; an Universe where you will find different kinds of animals, spiritual creatures, pop characters, and other types of inhabitants ... And where also will be different territories, spaces, vehicles, plants, food ...

And all these inhabitants of this particular DHU Universe you will see they dress with "Pop Characters" and others..., very much appreciated by all ...Pop and actual Characters who are nothing but, many times, old, used, discolored old toys, with the foam that comes out of the seams… Pop Characters that will be used in this DHU Universe as resources, for clothing, for food ... And that can be real, or stuffed (deconstructed pop)

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BIO: DHANI BARRRAGAN is an artist born in Marinea de Aljarafe, Seville, Spain, in the year 1989.

Since very young he has been interested in drawing, so much so, that he spent hours making invented drawings and copying comic book illustrations like Spider-man.

Going into adolescence he began to interest graffiti, and from there, he researched much more with color and shapes, besides assessing the work of the great graffiti artists of the time (early 2000).

Although graffiti influenced and interested him a lot, he did not practice it in depth, giving priority to drawing on paper, creating sketches even during class hours in high school.

This interest in drawing and painting led him to begin the study of Fine Arts at the University of Seville from 2008 to 2013.

After the years of university it was when he really began to exploit the ideas he had during the years of study. It was when little by little he was getting his own style based on what really interested him on the art scene.

In the lowbrow art was where he found a style with which he really was identified. Catching pop culture characters to translate his own messages, through comic scenes as well as polemics.

The idea of creating apparently friendly and visually cheerful scenes with a critical and dramatic background is the main motivation that he has at the time of working, since he always tries to capture a critical and social message.

He was always very attracted to the cartoons in which its characters had transformations and physical changes, such as Dragon Ball, Pokemon, Transformers... These changes, transformations or mergers attracted him from the start, and are options that he loves to adapt in his works, giving new forms to others already recognizable within pop culture.

Technically lowbrow and pop surrealism are his referring styles, since he understands that they allow him total freedom of creation, inventing scenes that could never be seen in another area.

The characters of pop culture are considered by him as the new symbolism; formerly artists used certain elements to represent something subtly that could only be appreciated by people who knew the meaning of that symbology. And what he thinks is that with these characters that are known worldwide, you can give messages to a much larger audience without any kind of intellectual elitism.

Mainly the characters that he likes to use in his works are those that most interested him as a child, like Bugs Bunny, although he likes to expand the range using any type of character that he likes and attracts visually.

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If you want ask any question...send email to [email protected] or through WHATSAPP +34 615755231 (Sergio)

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