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“Ready to form Voltron!”
Sideshow is proud to present the officially licensed Voltron Variant Art Print by Tom Jilesen and Josh Nizzi paying homage to the new and classic animated series. Revisiting the legendary Defender of the Universe with a vibrant cel-shaded aesthetic, this limited edition variant is a must-have for fans and collectors! Let's go Voltron force!
Print Details:
- Hand-numbered limited edition of 250
- 18x24" fine art giclée print
- 100% cotton, acid-free, matte Museo Rag 300GSM
- Epson archival inks
- An authorized, automated penciled signature
- Embossed seal of authenticity
Frame details:
- Recycled Polystyrene Moulding (Black and brushed aluminum)
- Custom double mat design (Black and navy blue)
- Framing grade acrylic
- Wire hanger: No additional hardware required
Note: If framed option is chosen, your order will be specially framed for you. Please allow additional time to frame and ship your order.
About the Artists:
Josh Nizzi graduated from the University of Illinois with a degree in graphic design. He spent the next nine years working in video games as an art director, concept artist, modeler and animator on games like Red Faction 1 & 2, The Punisher, MechAssault 2, and Fracture. Since then, Nizzi has been an illustrator for feature films such as Transformers 2, 3, 4 and 5, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Captain America: Civil War, Passengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Iron Man 3. He continues to work on video game projects as well as venturing into toys, comics and television.
Tom Jilesen started drawing on his mother's walls when he was still in diapers. He has grown a little since then. Physically, anyway. He still does murals, but now they are much more appreciated by the owners of the walls.
Tom went on to study Animation & Illustration and started drawing on a freelance basis. He drew all sorts of cool stuff for cool people, like bears, monsters, robots and hot girls. Then worked at a game studio for a while. However, after several years, feeling the need for more adventure, he quit his job and started freelancing again. Which didn't last long. He now spends his days drawing monsters, superheroes and hot chicks for a kick-ass company called Sideshow Collectibles. In his rare moments of free time he likes to chill out with his friends, travel, read comic books, play video games, attend comic conventions, collect art books and draw even more cool stuff.