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Tell it to My Giant Robot Poster (16x20")
Size: 16.0" x 20.0"
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Tell it to My Giant Robot Poster (16x20")
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Don't talk to the hand. Talk to the giant robot on a city-destroying binge that'll trample your opinion under his massive, steely feet. Remember: your opinion is important to me!

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Most posters are standard framing sizes
Printed with high quality dyes (rather than inks)
Printed on 7 mil, semi-gloss paper
High resolution digital images - usually 300 pixels to the inch
Automatically repaints the wall you hang it on
No, I was just kidding. But they do hide that stain on the wall you've been meaning to do something about
 

These high resolution digital paintings are the crown of my Retropolitan empire. Here's where I go all-out and try to share with you my visions of what the Future was once going to be like. Whillikers!

But if posters just don't cut it for you, these pictures are also available as archival quality art prints.

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Rusty's a philosophical robot.
The high resolution illustrations that I create for these posters (and for my archival prints) have always been the cornerstone - well, for me, anyhow - of my online ventures.

Along the way I've done a lot of other things and some of those - especially my Retropolis Transit Authority T-shirts - have become so popular that they've eclipsed these pictures. But they're still what it's all about, if you ask me.
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