Fabian Perez; "Waiting for Customers" All Propaganda Posters The art was taken from

The art was taken from an original Lobby Card used to promote "Paying the Piper" released in 1949

Natural air pockets make depth and texture amplifying the rainbow aura of these rocks

as well as their mischievousness

"Dixit Raphael ad Tobiam: Tolle tecum ex felle piscis"

This composition became the blueprint for 1980’s graphic design stylization

Fabian Perez; "Waiting for Customers" All Propaganda Posters The art was taken fromFabians unique style of painting which he calls Emotionalism uses colors, highlights, and shadows to express passionate feelings which are mined from the deep well of memory. Perez's work draws deeply on his time spent growing up in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His father owned illegal bordellos and nightclubs the influence of a youth spent in such places is manifestly evident in his work. Somber looks, deep sensuality, elegance and a captivating presence