I can't think of anyone who grew up in the 80s who didn't watch WWF, but maybe I'm mistaken, maybe people were a bit classier and spent their Saturday mornings with their families while I sat in front of a huge Zenith console television and watched WWF Superstars of Wrestling until my eyes glazed over and spit foamed at the corners of my mouth.
But none of that matters now that I'm an adult and have access to money and free wall space that could use a dash of Andrea the Giant on it:
And thanks to artist/designer BAM, for only $20 I can pop up a few wrestling legends in my hallway while maintaining an esthetically pleasing arty look that doesn't scream "White Trash" (even though my viewing habits would indicate otherwise).
The posters are 11x17 and printed with archival inks to preserve the 100lb cover stock paper from getting gross over the years and, better yet, each piece has the signature move of the wrestler printed on it.
Pure awesome.
Below are a few of my favorites:
source: Uncrate
