Transformers 30th Anniversary Prints by Guido Guidi - AcidFree Limited Edition
Friday, March 21st, 2014 3:00PM CDT
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The collectable print website Acidfree Gallery will be selling a limited edition run of a couple of Transformers-themed prints, with artwork by IDW superstar artist Guido Guidi! The prints will go on sale on March 27th, and feature G1 style characters from both Autobot and Decepticon ranks to celebrate the 30 year anniversary of the franchise! Check them out below.
Celebrate 30 years of TRANSFORMERS with these amazing G1 inspired prints by Guido Guidi! Finally we can show the world this amazing collectable set. Guido is widely known in the world of TRANSFORMERS for his comic book work and many other accolades related to TRANSFORMERS. We were extremely excited to have him work with us on this release. Many of your favorite AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS and portrayed in a classic throwback retro style. The regular editions will be professionally printed Giclee fineart prints, printed by the amazing staff over at GicleeToday.com. The variant editions will feature Glow in the Dark and will be screen printed by D&L Screenprinting. See more details about the release below!
Available for purchase at http://www.acidfreegallery.com on Thursday, 3/27 at 12:30 PM EST!
AUTOBOTS by Guido Guidi - $45.00
Limited Edition Giclee Print
18x24
Run Size: 200
Markings: Numbered
Paper: Moab Entrada Bright White
Produced by Acidfree Gallery
Officially Licensed by Hasbro
Printed by GicleeToday.com
**Part of this limited numbered print run will also be sold in a set with the Decepticons print for $80.00.
Matching numbered sets will be limited.
DECEPTICONS by Guido Guidi - $45.00
Limited Edition Giclee Print
18x24
Run Size: 200
Markings: Numbered
Paper: Moab Entrada Bright White
Produced by Acidfree Gallery
Officially Licensed by Hasbro
Printed by GicleeToday.com
**Part of this limited numbered print run will also be sold in a set with the Autobots print for $80.00. Matching numbered sets will be limited.
TRANSFORMERS (variant print) by Guido Guidi - $75.00
Limited Edition Screen Print
24x36 - Metallic Black ink and Glow in the Dark!
Run Size: 100
Markings: Numbered
Produced by Acidfree Gallery
Officially Licensed by Hasbro
Printed by D&L Screen Printing
Stay tuned to our facebook and twitter to see a preview of the glow in the dark effect!
Credit(s): Acidfree Gallery
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Re: Transformers 30th Anniversary Prints by Guido Guidi - AcidFree Limited Edition (1559231)
Posted by megatronus on March 21st, 2014 @ 3:48pm CDT
Posted by megatronus on March 21st, 2014 @ 3:48pm CDT
Yes. Yes. YES!
Not 100% on the glow-in-the-dark variant, but I love those regular colored prints.
Not 100% on the glow-in-the-dark variant, but I love those regular colored prints.
Re: Transformers 30th Anniversary Prints by Guido Guidi - AcidFree Limited Edition (1559241)
Posted by Cyberpath on March 21st, 2014 @ 4:42pm CDT
Posted by Cyberpath on March 21st, 2014 @ 4:42pm CDT
Looks fantastic.
Re: Transformers 30th Anniversary Prints by Guido Guidi - AcidFree Limited Edition (1559299)
Posted by BumbleDouche on March 21st, 2014 @ 9:20pm CDT
Posted by BumbleDouche on March 21st, 2014 @ 9:20pm CDT
This guy is so amazingly talented it brings a tear to the eye. I've seen him draw Transformers in so many different styles now, but he just owns each one. Perfect example is the Regeneration series - "imitating" Andrew Wildman's/Geoff Senior's grotesque art, for the sake of consistency surely, but out-doing them both, particularly in terms of the size & shape consistency between characters.
