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Shade the Changing Girl

Shade the Changing Girl - Main image
$30.6 $45 In stock

Category: Posters

This poster features artwork inspired by Shade the Changing Girl, a DC Comics property. Created by artist Matt Taylor, this piece was originally produced for ThoughtBubble in 2017 and is part of an archive collection.

  • Hand numbered screen print.
  • Artwork by Matt Taylor.
  • Based on DC Comics' Shade the Changing Girl.
  • Originally released in 2017 for ThoughtBubble.
  • Limited to one per customer.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ruby B. ★★★★★

I hung this on my bedroom wall and the matte finish really cuts down on glare. Matt Taylor's art style gives Shade a perfect trippy, ethereal vibe that pops in person.

Ellie ★★★★★

The colors on this poster are incredibly vibrant, especially the neon pinks and purples in her costume. It’s a really nice thick paper stock that feels quality, and it fits perfectly in a standard 18x24 frame I had lying around.

Christopher ★★★★★

The print arrived flat and well-protected, so the paper's got no creases or bends to worry about. Matt Taylor's linework on the Shade face is sharp up close, and the matte finish keeps glare off it on my wall. It's a solid 2017 piece that's earned a permanent spot in the frame.

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