Weekly Drop 2/10/26

Ran by Kim Jung Gi

He was an artist's artist during a time of increasing rarity of folks like these. His artwork was as much a process, considered by some a performance, as he drew from memory and without any guidelines whatsoever.

If you haven't seen him draw, give yourself a treat and look up a video. Prepare to spend at least an hour just watching him. It's mesmerizing, pulling you into his brush pen and his hand. For those of us who were lucky enough to watch him in person, no doubt that show lives on in the very depths of your being. He was truly one-of-a-kind, and is in the best company, beloved with Akira Kurosawa.

Dracula by Greg Staples

This intense art print, sister to the regular cinematic run, really hits a sweet spot for those of us who love a good negative space and subtle color changes.

Using a very painterly style and showing us wall cracks and brush strokes galore, Greg Staples doesn't shy away from showing off his fantasy book cover skills in Dracula's shirt pleats, his forehead and the background environment. Paint away, Mr. Staples! We're begging for more.

Testimonials

I received my print and it’s everything I expected and more! Absolutely awesome piece of art. 

100% satisfaction with both the product and the friendly customer service. Keep up the good work! 

Seth S.

You have the coolest hard-to-find movie prints on the internet. High quality art, arrived quick, and was well packaged. I had fun unrolling the pieces. Placed in twelve frames and hung, my apartment looks sick. Just wish I had more wallspace.

Thanks again for the stellar customer service.

William P.

I received the board and it’s as awesome as expected! Thank-you so much. Also thank-you for the nice note, it made my day :D

Cory F.

Hello Rare Prints and Posters, received my Beneath the Planet of the Apes Movie Poster yesterday! It's absolutely amazing!! Love the way it was packaged with care! Thank you!!

Ryan S.

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