Print: The Intergallactic War Museum Rejoins the Fleet - A4
It came from Salford!
Their arrival was so swift, so silent that it went unnoticed. Suddenly they were just hanging there - three wierdly but somehow familiar shaped saucers.
Then, a low creaking and crashing of tearing concrete and metal as the hull of the museum started to shift. As the huge shape rose to join the rest of the fleet we could only look on in a shocked hush.
Imperial War Museum my backside, Intergalactic War Museum more like it.
This is a digital print printed on thick recycled paper. It comes unframed and has colour to the edge. This A4 print is 297mm wide and 210mm tall (that’s half the size of standard office paper)
It is presented in a clear bio-degradable packaging. Posted prints are rolled in tubes, smaller sizes and hand-delivered prints are presented flat.
Because I use glass rather than plastic in frames, it is not possible to post framed prints. Framed prints can be delivered locally - to arrange this, please contact charmingbadger@outlook.com.
It came from Salford!
Their arrival was so swift, so silent that it went unnoticed. Suddenly they were just hanging there - three wierdly but somehow familiar shaped saucers.
Then, a low creaking and crashing of tearing concrete and metal as the hull of the museum started to shift. As the huge shape rose to join the rest of the fleet we could only look on in a shocked hush.
Imperial War Museum my backside, Intergalactic War Museum more like it.
This is a digital print printed on thick recycled paper. It comes unframed and has colour to the edge. This A4 print is 297mm wide and 210mm tall (that’s half the size of standard office paper)
It is presented in a clear bio-degradable packaging. Posted prints are rolled in tubes, smaller sizes and hand-delivered prints are presented flat.
Because I use glass rather than plastic in frames, it is not possible to post framed prints. Framed prints can be delivered locally - to arrange this, please contact charmingbadger@outlook.com.
It came from Salford!
Their arrival was so swift, so silent that it went unnoticed. Suddenly they were just hanging there - three wierdly but somehow familiar shaped saucers.
Then, a low creaking and crashing of tearing concrete and metal as the hull of the museum started to shift. As the huge shape rose to join the rest of the fleet we could only look on in a shocked hush.
Imperial War Museum my backside, Intergalactic War Museum more like it.
This is a digital print printed on thick recycled paper. It comes unframed and has colour to the edge. This A4 print is 297mm wide and 210mm tall (that’s half the size of standard office paper)
It is presented in a clear bio-degradable packaging. Posted prints are rolled in tubes, smaller sizes and hand-delivered prints are presented flat.
Because I use glass rather than plastic in frames, it is not possible to post framed prints. Framed prints can be delivered locally - to arrange this, please contact charmingbadger@outlook.com.