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The Tragically Hip-inspired 'Fifty Mission Cap' Art Print Start of the Breakdown taking a more straight-forward approach

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taking a more straight-forward approach to 'the perfect kiss

Naturally you know this famous A-ha song 'Take On Me' from the music video

Here is Robert McGinnis artwork on this vintage retro pulp paperback cover version of 'How Soon Is Now' by The Smiths - the second of several versions I've done since I love the song so

in case that colour-scheme fits your room better

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The Tragically Hip-inspired 'Fifty Mission Cap' Art Print Start of the Breakdown taking a more straight-forward approachAlong with 'Bobcaygeon', this is one of my all time bestsellers. It uses the same visual style as 'Bobcaygeon' so they look amazing side by side, as a diptych. The visuals (taken from a real, vintage retro tourism poster for Northern Ontario), show the kind of fly in fishing trip that was one of the last things renown hockey player Bill Barilko ever enjoyed in life. For fans of The Tragically Hip, Canadian rock, or alternative rock in general (or

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