
"Only in Cali where we riot not rally to live and die, In L.A. we wearing Chucks not Ballys (yeah, that's right)"
California Love - 2pac & Dr. Dre
All Eyez on Me, 1996
2pac & Dr. Dre
LYRIC:
"Only in Cali where we riot not rally to live and die, In L.A. we wearing Chucks not Ballys (yeah, that's right)"
California Love - 2pac & Dr. Dre
All Eyez on Me, 1996
BACKGROUND:
• The shape of California comprises the body of an abstract Chuck Taylor All-Star
• The red star represents both the Converse logo (where it sits on a hightop) and the location of Los Angeles.
• (This is one of two prints referencing shoes - the other, the Run-DMC painting inspired by "My Adidas.")
• Printed in the USA with proprietary UV-protected archival HP inks on wide-format printers.
• Artist-quality acid-free cotton-blend canvas. No additives. No agents.
• Hand stretched on a 1.25"-thick wooden stretchers.
• Ready to hang with sawtooth hangers attached to a finished backing.
• Prints are contiguous over the edges of the frame, and tautly adhered to the stretcher bars with no slack, and expertly-joined corners.
NOTES:
• Colors may be vary slightly depending on the calibration of your monitor.
• Paintings incorporate intentional weathering, scratches, and layered effects. These are not printing errors.
Each canvas is hand-stretched and printed to order at a professional printing facility in Colorado, and shipped directly to customers via UPS (with tracking information).
Production Time: 2-3 business days.
Shipping Cost and Time:
UPS Ground: $15 (3-5 business days)
UPS 2-Day: $38 (2 business days)
UPS Next Day: $97 (1 business day)
Pick-up available for free in Longmont, CO.
If you find any defect or error in your print, it can be returned or replaced at no cost. Simply send a description and photo of the issue, and I'll arrange return shipping directly to our printer, and a full refund or replacement. QUALITY NOTES:
• Colors may be vary slightly depending on the calibration of your monitor.
• Paintings incorporate intentional weathering, scratches, and layered effects. These are not printing errors.

