Protection
by Vincent Hie
$60
Limited Edition: 150
Limited Time Offer
20.00% off with code PROTECTION
$60
Limited Edition: 150
20.00% off with code PROTECTION
Sideshow presents the Protection Fine Art Print, the third installment in an original artist series of prehistoric illustrations by Vincent Hie.
Though the tyrant king may be fearsome, can an apex predator withstand the protective instincts of a mother Triceratops? While many depictions of these incredible beasts show the savage ferocity of the Tyrannosaurus Rex against its prey, artist Vincent Hie offers a new view of the three-horned herbivore as she protects her innocent offspring. The baby Triceratops is shrouded by lush, dense foliage that extends into the extremely detailed background environment, giving this composition a sense of depth and immense scale to truly capture this Cretaceous-era clash.
Each Protection Fine Art Print features an authorized, automated artist signature and an embossed Seal of Authenticity as a part of the limited edition of only 150 pieces. This fine art collectible is a must-have for dinosaur enthusiasts. Don’t miss two other additions to this awe-inspiring artist series, including the Curious Fine Art Print and Eruption Fine Art Print, each sold separately.
Bring home a battle for the prehistoric ages when you add the Protection Fine Art Print by Vincent Hie to your home collection.
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Vincent Hie’s passion for art began very early in life at the age of 4 and followed him through into adulthood.
Born in Indonesia, but raised in Amsterdam, Vincent Hie initially studied Labour and Organizational Psychology at the University of Amsterdam. After graduating, he worked for two years at a Burnout Clinic as an assessment psychologist, but he never stopped drawing, painting and creating. After several art commissions on the side, his passion for creating was too great not to take a chance making a living as a full time professional digital artist. Though the decision to switch careers was difficult, and he was conflicted at the beginning, the decision proved to be the right choice.
Fast forward fifteen years, Vincent Hie is now a prolific artist known for his high level of detail, hyper-realism, dynamic lighting, and overall articulation. While his work covers anywhere from wildlife to dark art, Fantasy and Sci-Fi remain the genres he’s most passionate about.
His work has been used by companies worldwide on a variety of mediums, including apparel, mobile phone accessories, decals, posters, canvas prints, book covers, and more with several of his pieces becoming best sellers.
Always creating, always observing, always learning, Vincent Hie’s goal for the future is simply to become a better artist than he was the day before.
Vincent Hie’s passion for art began very early in life at the age of 4 and followed him through into adulthood.
Born in Indonesia, but raised in Amsterdam, Vincent Hie initially studied Labour and Organizational Psychology at the University of Amsterdam. After graduating, he worked for two years at a Burnout Clinic as an assessment psychologist, but he never stopped drawing, painting and creating. After several art commissions on the side, his passion for creating was too great not to take a chance making a living as a full time professional digital artist. Though the decision to switch careers was difficult, and he was conflicted at the beginning, the decision proved to be the right choice.
Fast forward fifteen years, Vincent Hie is now a prolific artist known for his high level of detail, hyper-realism, dynamic lighting, and overall articulation. While his work covers anywhere from wildlife to dark art, Fantasy and Sci-Fi remain the genres he’s most passionate about.
His work has been used by companies worldwide on a variety of mediums, including apparel, mobile phone accessories, decals, posters, canvas prints, book covers, and more with several of his pieces becoming best sellers.
Always creating, always observing, always learning, Vincent Hie’s goal for the future is simply to become a better artist than he was the day before.
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