Mars Attacks Heritage Sketch Cards Go Modern or Should Topps Have Rejected Some Of These Sketch Cards?
Over the past few days I've looked at just about every Mars Attack Heritage sketch card that's available on eBay and I've purchased quite a few. But one group of cards done by artist Jason Hughes is very perplexing and for lack of a better way to describe them he seems to have taken a nice looking card and gone a little Jackson Pollack on them by dripping paint on the card with no discerning pattern. I've posted a few examples below and you can find all of his auction here.
I'm trying really hard to not question an artist intention but each of these sketches would be one of the top black and white sketch cards out there but with the odd coloring they are only going to sell at rock bottom prices. Plus, should Topps have possibly rejected these as not being of the quality that they would include in the set?
I'm trying really hard to not question an artist intention but each of these sketches would be one of the top black and white sketch cards out there but with the odd coloring they are only going to sell at rock bottom prices. Plus, should Topps have possibly rejected these as not being of the quality that they would include in the set?
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Topps is the Disney World of cards. Turn over your cheap labor as much as you can - someone is always willing to work for less.