JAKE GYLLENHALL, HENRY CAVILL

THIRST TRAP ART

The term pin-up refers to drawings, paintings, and photographs of semi-nude women and was first used in English in 1941. Pin-up imagery graced magazines, newspapers, postcards, lithographs, and calendars, with iconic examples being Rita Hayworth, Betty Grable, and Marilyn Monroe. The male counterpart, often referred to as beefcake, included figures like James Dean, Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood, Elvis Presley, and Jim Morrison.

The airbrush, with its ability to create soft, lifelike skin tones from just a few drops of paint, was made for this art form. Mastering it has been a lifelong pursuit for me. Its temperamental and unforgiving nature has discouraged many artists, but for me, it has been a labor of love. This medium is deeply personal, as it connects to one of my earliest artistic aspirations: illustrating for Playboy. Since I was thirteen, the pin-up style has been a cornerstone of my artistic journey, inspiring me to give new life to this timeless genre.

20” x 30”
Custom Painted Frame With Diamond Dust And Crystal Clear Resin Finish

Adorned With Original Hollywood Metal Star
$12,500.00 PRE-SIGN

AFTER SIGNING $26,000.00

Original 20” x 30” Airbrush, Acrylic on Canvas Custom Painted Frame With Diamond Dust And Crystal Clear Resin Finish Adorned With Original Hollywood Metal H $49,500 .00 Pre-Sign

AFTER SIGNING $65,000.00

CUT OFF DATE TBD

THIRST TRAP
To Be Co-Signed By: JAKE GYLLENHAAL,  HENRY CAVILL