Direct from Grey Matter Art:
Grey Matter Art are proud to announce their next project, which is to commemorate the 40th Anniversary for the classic horror film “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” GMA have been working with 4 artists to release 4 different posters, each taking it on with their own unique approach. We are pleased to be working with Florian Bertmer, Grzegorz Domaradzki, Jason Edmiston, and Francesco Francavilla.
With that, we are excited to start this series with the great and talented Florian Bertmer. This is the first time working with Florian, and we couldn’t have had a better experience. With this release we will be doing things a little bit differently. We are going to be offering a mini-subscription, so collectors can have the opportunity to have matching number sets, and not have to worry about trying to purchase each poster during drop days. Please read below to see what both subscriptions entail, and see which one best fits your needs, or feel free to purchase a poster as we release each one individually.
On sale Tuesday, November 25th at a random time between 1 – 2pm Eastern (10am – 11am PST) HERE.
“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” by Florian Bertmer. 24″ x 36″ Screenprint. Ed of 200. $50
“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” by Florian Bertmer. 24″ x 36″ Screenprint. Ed of 125. $60 (variant)
“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” Mini-Subscription:
Regular Edition Subscription:
4 Regular Edition Posters, one from each artist.
Comes with a GMA Tee-shirt.
Comes with Free Shipping.
Total Price is $174.99
Regular, Variant, & Foil Matching Edition Subscription:
4 Regular Edition Posters, one from each artist.
4 Variant Edition Posters, one from each artist.
Grzegorz Domaradzki Foil Variant.
Comes with a GMA Tee-shirt.
Comes with Free Shipping.
Total Price is $419.99
“When I was asked to come up with an idea for Texas Chainsaw, I knew right away I wasn’t going to draw Leatherface with a chainsaw because frankly, it has been done a million times. When I re-watched the movie I kept going back to the scene of Kirk entering the house – the moment you see the red room at the end of the hall with the trophies on the wall is just so creepy and scary. I love the amount of detail they put into the house with the animal hides and Ed Gein bone sculptures, it really sells the movie for me and I tried to capture the gruesome details in my drawing.I decided to show Leatherface after he dragged Kirk out of sight about to slam the door shut because this scene is the downright scariest scene of the movie. Hope you like it”. – Florian Bertmer
