Product Description:
San Francisco has always personified a gritty stoicism for me. The town is tough. It bleeds. And It heals. It’s taken a beating, multiple times. And bounces back. I felt it the first time I went there in 1990. I was a punk kid. The place felt free. The music, art, drugs, food, people and thinking. The rest of America wasn’t like it. There was a change you felt when you stepped foot in the city.

I’ve seen it up close when the dot-com’s were ravaging the land. Felt Willy Wonka-ish, hearing the stories of the astronomical growing, spending, developing, and, ultimately, crashing hard. Scary. And all these years later, I’ve seen it up close when 1-bedroom studios are going for $5000-a-month. How do people do it?

So each time I go there, I try to tap into the wavelengths that always captivated me: The hippies, punkers, bums, nerds, eccentrics, dreamers, rockers, poets and weirdos. Steep streets, fog rolling in, cold snaps and clinking cable cars. San Francisco is a place where I tread lightly. Literally, I really watch each step in that town, careful not to twist my ankle on some weird curb or cable car track.

I always dug San Francisco. Even when I got that $106 parking ticket this last time. It’s such magical place and completely unique. Heroically unique.

Product Details:
01. Printed on thick, durable, bright, white 100# cover stock.
02. Four colors! Inspired by the Giants and that 1849 gold rush!
03. 18" (W) x 24" (H) in dimension.
04. Proudly printed by the snorting seals of Vahalla Studios in Kansas City, Mo.
05. Does the job for that North Beach gallery wall, Castro cafe, Tenderloin corner store market, Presidio palace, Golden Gate Park lean-to, Nob Hill flat, Central Sunset row house, Haight Ashbury hippie hangout or Telegraph Hill lookout.
06. Hand-numbered, using our patented freehand technique.
07. Insanely limited edition!
08. Free 3" x 24" burly kraft poster tube with each order! Reusable.
09. Two free white plastic end puck thingies.
10. Dedicated to Hisashi and Laurel Nakamoto.

Edition History:
01. First Edition of 250, 2015.
02. Second Edition of 250, 2019.