Destroy All Monsters Poster

The acrylic texture really pops in person, giving the monster details a depth that flat digital prints just don't have. I keep noticing new little brushstroke details every time I walk past it.

It's hanging above my desk and I keep catching myself staring at it instead of working — the traditional acrylic brushwork gives it a depth that most screen-printed posters just don't have. Even the texture of the monster details feels alive up close.

I was blown away by the detail in Paul Mann's acrylic work—the texture of the monster scales really pops up close. The colors on the print are vibrant and true to what you'd see in a gallery. It’s the kind of poster that makes you stop and stare every time you walk past it.