Pop cartoons step off the paper at Atelier Olschinsky
Atelier Olschinsky Art Store
Atelier Olschinsky's art store in Vienna's Mariahilf district showed ink and pop-cartoon prints by the illustrator and 3D artist Teodoru Badiu. The prints are flat graphics on bright cyan grounds: a gold skull on crossed bones, a dripping bar under the words got milk, a burst reading POW. Visitors hold a phone up to a sheet on the wall and a character walks out of it in three dimensions.
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Credits
- Teodoru Badiu artist
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