Help Green Lantern Get Home with the Green Lantern: Deserted Art Print

“In brightest day…”

Uh-Oa! Sideshow is proud to present the Green Lantern: Deserted Premium Art Print by celebrated figure photographer Daniel Picard.

Stranded in the desert in Sector 2814, Hal Jordan needs help to recharge his power ring and return home. This humorous image blends real-world environment with the Green Lantern Sixth Scale Figure in a clever display.

The Green Lantern: Deserted Premium Art Print is limited to an edition size of 200 hand-numbered pieces. Let Hal Jordan hitch a ride to your collection today!

In-stock orders for both framed and unframed versions of the Green Lantern: Deserted Premium Art Print will begin on Wednesday, November 22nd between 9am-12pm PT.  The framed print will be priced at $165.00, and the unframed print will be priced at $60.00.

Print details:

• Hand-numbered limited edition of 200
• 16×12″ fine art giclée prints
• 100% cotton, acid-free, matte Museo Photo Rag 300GSM
• Epson archival inks
• An authorized, automated penciled signature
• Embossed seal of authenticity

Frame details:

• 23 x 19.25″ recycled polystyrene moulding frame (Black)
• Custom double mat design (Black and Emerald)
• Framing grade acrylic
• Wire hanger: No additional hardware required

About the Photographer:

Daniel Picard is a graphic designer and a renowned photographer that loves everything related to pop culture.

Working in the advertising industry for over 15 years has allowed Daniel to be creative and master his digital retouching skills. It wasn’t until he found out he would be a father that Daniel picked up his first camera. Being the graphic designer he is, he knew photos of his future child would need to be original and imaginative. Daniel then started a daily photo blog to challenge himself to learn how to use the new equipment and to constantly take interesting photos of anything anywhere that would be worthy of being shown online. Photography quickly became his favorite hobby as Daniel discovered a whole new way to express himself. He also enjoys spending time with his family, mountain biking and of course, collecting figures.

For his latest on-going project, Daniel combines his love of collectible figures/statues and his passion for photography into a seamless art form that is being enjoyed by people of all ages all over the world. His work has appeared on many websites, in magazines and galleries in Paris. Daniel lives in Ottawa, Canada with his family.