Yes­ter­day my art print from Pablo Defendi arrived.  I had got­ten this copy for the cost of ship­ping (I slipped him a lit­tle bit extra) and being one of the first respon­ders to com­ment in his give­away thread.  The orig­i­nal frame I got for it was too large so I had to pick up a smaller one.   Here is the unbox­ing (you can click all the images to see higher res on my flickr stream).

The print arrived in an unas­sum­ing Fedex pack­age, I was giddy though.…..

Inside the Fedex pack­age it was wrapped again in paper — excite­ment building.……

It was taped on the back after being folded over all four sides.  I took extreme cau­tion tak­ing off the paper afraid I would acci­den­tally tear in too deep and dam­age the print.

The first pic­ture of the print that shows off my non-existent cam­era focus­ing skills

A bet­ter view of the print unwrapped.  My focus­ing seems to have got­ten better.

In the cor­ner it has the print num­ber, mine is 13 out of 20.  Lucky 13 for me.

Pablo even signed and put the year on it in the right hand corner.

It the cen­ter he even put down the print name “Lit­tle Brother”.

My per­sonal thank you to Pablo.  I will love this print for all time.  You all have to look at the weird guy hold­ing the sign.

Same weird guy, hold­ing a dif­fer­ent sign.   Thank you Cory Doc­torow for writ­ing “Lit­tle Brother”.

My pic­ture show­ing the motto of the move­ment used at the end of the book.   Unfor­tu­nately under this sce­nario I can not be trusted, but then again I’m not sure I should be, so maybe it’s right.

I would like to give a sin­cere thank you to Pablo for the art work and I would like to encour­age every­one that vis­its my site to head over to his and sup­port him.   I also encour­age to every­one to go pur­chase Lit­tle Brother or at least down­load it and read it from Cory’s site.  So far I’ve got­ten one other per­son to read it and they thought I was dead on for the rec­om­men­da­tion.  You won’t be disappointed.

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