Dad, can I take the Jimmycraft?

Description

There was a brief moment in the 1950s in which America became a bit obsessed with rockets. You could find artistic representations of a future America that showed rockets crowding the sky with futuristic buildings lining the ground below. This piece of art pays homage to that moment when Americans saw an incredibly bright future for everyone in the country.

In an alternate timeline there’s an America that achieved its promise of a fantastic technological future, and in that same timeline, in the arid desert mountains of Palm Springs, a Wexler Steel House Design #1 stands as a bold symbol of modern ingenuity. Elevated on a man-made rugged cliff, its sleek metal exterior subtly reflects the color of the night sky and the moonlight, giving it a deep blue and violet hue. The folded metal plate roof creates harmony with the rocky terrain. A personal spacecraft is poised beside the cliff and hints at country that’s full of limitless possibilities. With its sleek form complementing the house’s geometric elegance, Jimmycraft’s Series 8000 promises a thrilling adventure, even if you’re just headed to the local market.

The Wexler Steel House Design #1 is a symbol of aspiration, freedom, and humanity’s audacious spirit, even if you didn’t end up in an alternate timeline with personal spacecrafts.

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This piece is printed on true-matte, well-textured, 19 mil bright white poly-cotton blend canvas that is scratch-resistant and is archival certified. While the high quality canvas and advanced printing process create an eye-popping color gamut, the colors depicted in the images on this site may appear brighter on your screen than the actual printed media you receive. The canvas is stretched by hand over handmade stretcher bars and as such the overall dimensions and position of the canvas may vary slightly.

All canvas prints are professionally taped and include a preinstalled wire hanger.