Today I went to a really cool exhibition in nearby Marseille. It's an official Disney/Lucas Film/Café Pixel/ACME Archives production and shows original work by the international artist collective Poster Posse. The graphic artists are all involved in film, TV, video games and comic books - like 2000 AD Judge Dredd, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, Batman and other big productions.

We hardly get anything like this down here in sth France so was really lucky to see something so cool as this. I wrote an article on my blog with more info and pics, go check it out Star Wars An Art Odyssey, l’exposition Marseille, France 2015, for now here are a few pics,

Very cool Paul. Would be neat to go see someone like is. Probably not hard to guess which was my favorite, but the ewok Rotj scene by Juan Pac Valderama (might not be spelled right) is really cool. Thanks for sharing these.

Although Yoda is #1 or me, I really like Bruno's Sith, especially Maul!

Thanks for sharing! Glad you got to go, Paul.

That is a great exhibition. I love the ESB scene with Yoda making the x-wing rise out of the swamp.

WOW! Some really nice stuff. I could see Ginger letting me hang one of these outside my office!

DarthBerizing wrote:

WOW! Some really nice stuff. I could see Ginger letting me hang one of these outside my office!

I thought some of the prices for the prints were very reasonable for such good art

What were they charging? $25-30?

No, bit more than that. Prices were cheapest 60 euros for fine prints upwards to 600 euros for canvas, wood or metal. Good when you consider these are all industry artists.

Still a good price! I was basing my guess of the cost off of U.S. comic convention prices I've seen in their artist alley's. Premiere artists and up and comer's.

Great art Paul   I hope you don't mind me bringing this one over from your blog by Juan Pac Valderrama it's awesome  


PS. Checking out some vintage toy adverts on your blog mate, The Evil Knievel Stunt bike took me back, remember getting that one Christmas as a kid, great times

Matt, the skinflint in me was hoping they'd have some cheapo prints and postcards     about all I can afford right now. But for sure they had some quality prints for good prices. I should also mention that the exhibition was free to the public.


Andy, that Endor pic rocks doesn't it. Glad you like the Evel Knievel ads, I only picked them up last year and have been after some complete for like four, five years. As a kid I had the stunt bike and the camper van. Such a great toyline.