I started this concept in a very Killer Bee-centric headspace, and the whole thing just blossomed into something much bigger. A single bee started morphing into a tiger’s face during the sketching process, and the puzzle pieces of designing a piece of art started falling into place. You can really feel the martial arts cinema influence in the way all the shapes align here. In the bottom-left corner, you’ll see a small portrait of Latrell Sprewell with the title “Protect Ya Neck.” Initially, I thought I would illustrate an NBA player in each corner who I felt best represented the spirit of some of the band’s best tracks. I was thinking about Oakley, Rodman, Mason, Artest… maybe Iverson, too. I had a list, but I got cold feet, knowing that this could greatly slow down the approval process. Sprewell is my guy, though. Now and forever. Please allow roughly 2 weeks for shipping. It's just Kristie and me packing and it sometimes takes us a minute. We always pack them with love for you all. Cheers. . NOTES: 18 x 24 inches /// 4 screens /// signed and numbered artist edition of 35 and 15 swirl foil /// September 15, 2026 at Jiffy Lube Live in Edinburgh in Bristow, Virginia /// Art is dedicated to Latrell Sprewell

Recorded price: $75.00. Current availability is not confirmed.