Limited edition collectible canvas wall art. Only 100 units are available per size.
Also available in paper as Platinum print or Fine Art print, digitally printed with archival inks.
Each print is numbered inside a watermark seal to authenticate their sequence within the limited production and include a certificate of authenticity (COA) card.
• MBart Switch canvas wall art posters are giclée printed on durable archival polyester canvas, with anti-fading, anti-abrasion, and antiwrinkle properties.
• Each collectible print is a reproduction of original artwork created by an MBartist Creator, using large format UV printing technology developed by swissQprint.
• The primary benefits of UV printing are that the inks provide both brilliant color reproduction and exceptionally high-resolution print images.
• The MBart Switch display system allows you to exchange canvas art inserts of the same size, an innovative wall space solution creating a new opportunity to collect, save, share, and trade your favorite pop art.
• MBart Switch canvas wall art posters are backlit capable, using illumination to elevate the presentation and experience of your art display (backlighting sold separately).
Cardcaptor Sakura was originally a Japanese shōjo manga series written and illustrated by the manga group Clamp. The story focuses on Sakura Kinomoto, an elementary school student in Japan who discovers magical powers after accidentally freeing a set of magical cards into the world; she must retrieve the cards to prevent catastrophe. The manga was adapted into a 70-episode anime television series by Madhouse that first aired in Japan, April 1998. North American studio Nelvana licensed the TV series under the English title “Cardcaptors,” which first aired on Kids' WB in June 2000.
"A piece of history, this image was the first official North American artwork of Cardcaptors. I was part of a studio competing for the North American rights and this print was the cover for the proposal designed to communicate the simplified story premise – a girl and her bear chasing magical cards.” – Steven Ahola
Steven Ahola, born November 1975 in Ontario Canada is an accomplished animator, illustrator, writer and director. Steven is known for his work for television and film including Beauty and the Beast, 7 Little Monsters, Babar, Cardcaptor Sakura, Corduroy, Franklin, Little Bear, Ned's Newt, Red Wall, Rescue Heroes and Tales From the Cryptkeeper. His favorite hashtag is #thisismychildhood reflective of his passion for all things comic culture, vintage toys and gaming.
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