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Check Out This Awesome Holographic Foil Print for 'Top Gun' by Gabz

by Alex Billington
December 12, 2014
Source: SlashFilm

Highway to the danger zone… Gunna take it right in to the danger zone!! Now these are some must-have poster prints, if you're lucky enough to get your hands on one. Our friends at SlashFilm have posted photos of the new print for Tony Scott's 1986 action-drama classic Top Gun designed by Gabz being sold by Odd City Entertainment. The print is unique because it was printed on holographic "foil" paper, meaning it shimmers like it's metallic and can be flipped and both sides show the kick ass Top Gun artwork. So awesome. I'm a huge Top Gun fan, I mean, who isn't? Tom Cruise, fighter jets, Anthony Edwards, frickin' Tom Skerrit, it's the best. This art highlights the fighter jets above all and if you're a big fan, it's a must have.

Here's a look at the actual poster artwork designed by Gabz, from his official site. Plus showing it flipped.

And here's the full holographic "foil" print, showing how it looks in either color variant. On sale next week.

The artwork, by Gabz, will be printed 36"x24" and each print will be sold for $100 either color starting next Monday, December 15th, 2014 around 11am CST at the Odd City Entertainment store. Fully licensed and Numbered edition, limited only to 100 each. "Call me nostalgic, but I consider it a classic action flick, with brilliant aerial sequences, cool characters and an awesome soundtrack," Gabz said. Info from his own website: "Limited edition 8 colour screen print on holographic paper inspired by Tony Scott's 1986 action film "Top Gun". Made for Odd City Entertainment in partnership with Paramount Pictures Licensing. Available in two color versions / Sunlight and Magic Hour / and 36 x 24" size. Work made digitally in Adobe Photoshop. Printed by D&L Screen Printing." I might just have to have to go for it. Anyone getting one?

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