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New Print: Germs “Lucha-Squid” ~ On Sale Tomorrow

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It's been awhile since GERMS released a print, so get ready to hit refresh on your web browser and pick up one of these iconic Lucha-Squid prints tomorrow at 12 sharp here. An edition of 50, each one is $50. (There is a hand embellished version for $25 more as well). Info and more photos:

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Germs Lucha-Squid
6″ x 6″
8 Color Serigraph
Fine Art Birch Panel
Edition of 50

Printed by Serio Press

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(Hand Painted Edition)

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